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God calls the powerful--but it seems even more likely that God will call the ordinary, the unlikely to serve. We hope you'll join us today as our worship looks at how God called the shepherd boy David, an unlikely king, and how God calls us--in whatever likely or unlikely place we seem to be. Our preaching text is from 1 Samuel 16:1-13. Continue reading →
"Who is my mother? Who are my brothers and sisters?" Jesus asked the crowd…then proceeded to enlighten them. You won't want to miss the answer discussed by Rev. Brandon Gilvin, our guest preacher today and a powerful word.
This is part of our series that looks at how we as disciples of Christ live out our faith in God in the 21st century.
Our worship is 30 minutes long, with singing, prayer, scripture, all designed for you to join in as suits you. We hope that you'll be blessed by worshiping with DisciplesNet, finding ways your own faith in God can grow in theses trying times. Continue reading →
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The Bible speaks of us as having treasures in jars of clay, but do you ever feel like a “cracked pot”? We hope you’ll stick with us for just over 27 minutes for this worship, ready when you are, as we worship God in prayer, song, scripture and message that our worship team has made ready for you. Our prayer is that God will be glorified by this worship and that you will be blessed and uplifted by worshipping with us. We hope that you will share this worship with others in your life. We’ve put it together trying to think of people around the world, and also those who may not be able to get to a physical worship. Continue reading →
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The Holy Spirit will travel on the bridges we build. That’s the idea we look at this Pentecost Sunday, while taking an extra long look at the boost that Jesus’ disciples got from the technology of the day, in some ways similar to now.
In addition to Acts 2:1-12, we’ll also take a look at the prophecy of Isaiah. Continue reading →
This week's prayer comes from Marci McGowan and our DisciplesNet prayer team. Marci currently works as a housekeeper in a retreat center in North Carolina. Marci has been active in helping with the leadership of DisciplesNet Church since 2010 and has written many devotions and prayers.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Weekly Prayer for the People, 23 May 2015”
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Welcome to our 12-minute "Gift of Pentecost," with song, scripture, and a trip around the world you'll not soon forget. After our volunteers read the Acts 2:1-2 scripture about the birth of the church at Pentecost, we'll begin our trip around the world, with multiple generations of readers in 17 world languages reminding us of Jesus' Great Commandment (John 13:34-35), "A new commandment I give to you: Love one another."
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So much in this world will divide us. In so many places some people will be counted and included, but others will not. Yet at the table of the Lord, we can count on things being different, as our guest preacher this week, Rev. Pam Holt, reminds us. Continue reading →
… Read the rest ““Ora Et Labora,” ( Work and Prayer ), a devotion by Marci McGowan”
-James 2:18-26, The Message, selected passages:
I can already hear one of you agreeing by saying, “Sounds good. You take care of the faith department, I’ll handle the works department.” Not so fast. You can no more show me your works apart from your faith than I can show you my faith apart from my works.
Our weekly prayer is a new feature from DisciplesNet--- brought to you from one of our DisciplesNet friends. Please email us if you have comments about or additions to the prayer, or if you would like to offer one of these prayers in the future.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Weekly prayer: 9 May 2015”
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So how much humility is healthy? When does humility become holy? How might this look in your life? Our message today looks at this, as Rev. Russ Smith speaks from Philippians 2:3-8. This is part of our series that looks at how we as disciples of Christ live out our faith in God in the 21st century. Continue reading →
