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So then, my friends, …not only in my presence, but much more in my absence, work out your salvation with fear & trembling; for it is God who is at work in you, both to desire & work for His smile. –paraphrase from Phillipians 2:12-13
This Week's Lesson
Surrendering Your Future
Hebrews 11:1-16
What is one thing you hope for in your future?
Hebrews 11:1-16
What is one thing you hope for in your future?
This Session's Theme: Surrendering your Life for God's Pleasure
- Becoming a Worshiper
- How Big is Your God?
- Surrendering your Past
- Surrendering your Future
- Surrendering your Substitutes
- The Crown of Life
Our Curriculum...
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We meet @ 10am Sundays in room 200 (furthest room around upstairs on the SE side above the sanctuary) or join us at other MBC services--
Sundays:
8:45am Traditional Worship
10:00am Bible Study-LifeBuilders
11:15am Contemporary Worship
6:00pm Town Hall Style Bible Teaching
Wednesdays:
6:00pm Adult Bible Study
Nursery, Preschool & GradeSchool Care always provided for all sessions.
Memorial Baptist Church
2800 S. Yale Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74114
918.744.0079
Class Inquiries: c.e.merritt@cox.net
Sundays:
8:45am Traditional Worship
10:00am Bible Study-LifeBuilders
11:15am Contemporary Worship
6:00pm Town Hall Style Bible Teaching
Wednesdays:
6:00pm Adult Bible Study
Nursery, Preschool & GradeSchool Care always provided for all sessions.
Memorial Baptist Church
2800 S. Yale Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74114
918.744.0079
Class Inquiries: c.e.merritt@cox.net
2 comments:
I think about the people hearing the prayer and how they are being led in the prayer... but ultimately I am talking to God. Praying outloud is still different than praying in quiet- I don't think that is a bad thing unless the heart is not right.
When each of our children have learned to pray aloud (Ellie is in that stage right now), they will close their eyes, pray, then after "Amen" proceed to tell me what it was they prayed about. "Mommy, I thanked God for our food!" It's as though they assume that other people can't hear them – after all, they are talking to God. This is an attitude I try to keep when I have to pray in front of others, too.
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