Monday’s Moments…
“See, the former things have taken place, and new things I declare…” Isaiah 42:9
As we prepare to exit 2024, we are reminded in God’s Word that “new things” and new opportunities are part of God’s plan for each New Year. Take a moment to think through this past year… look for God’s provision in what has taken place, and look forward and plan on His provision in the new year ahead. “Because of the Lord’s great love, we are not consumed, for His compassions (mercy) never fail. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.” Lamentations 3:22-23
Lottie Moon Goal: $4600 – Collected: $4,232.00
Reminder: Church Office Closed Jan. 1st, and No Wednesday Evening Activities until January 8th.
Coming Up
- Wednesday’s Adult Bible Study – Resuming January 8th
- Every Sunday – Donut Fellowship at 9:30am, Sunday School for all ages at 9:45am, and Worship at 11:00am
- Tuesday, Jan. 7th – WMU, 2:00pm
- Saturday, Jan. 11th – Men’s Breakfast at 8:00am, and Nativity take down
- Sunday, Jan. 26th –Worship & Deacon Ordination of Jason Bell, 11:00am
Prayer Needs: Colton Eshelman, Sue Herrman, Julie’s daughter – Ashli, Cindy Marler’s friend – Courtney, Jim & Diana Tanis (both at Ignite Rehab) and brother Mike, Terry Oliphant, Jo Ellen’s niece – Rachel, Larry Smith, Steve Slahck, Liam & Madsen Family, Jeff Smith (diagnosis of Parkinsons), Steve Anderson, Dave & Vicki Lovitch (wisdom/decisions), Dave Eichmen, Don Ackerman, and Don Borgman, Jerry Buttress, Rita’s Friend – Caprice, Craig Marler, Mark Madsen, Pam Melahn’s Mom, and Peggy Kubli.
Homebound: Judy & Jerry Buttress, Joann Miles, Jim & Mary Schmidt, Judy Franks, Cecil Lee - The Benton House in Blue Springs, and Bob Schildknecht (Veteran’s Home, Cameron MO), David Lovitch.
Sunday’s Sermon Quote to Ponder: “Those who are wise, worship Jesus for who He is – Not what we can get.”
Have a blessed and Happy New Year!
Doug Schildknecht
