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DisciplesNet Worship #540: Proper 21 (Shaw 09.27.2020)

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The Sadducees came to Jesus with a trick question concerning marriage in heaven. Jesus responded by saying that it was the wrong question. Pastor Bob uses this story from Matthew 22:23-32 to help us under stand that God is far greater and life with God is much more than we can conceive of in our time and place.
Join us for 29 minutes of prayer, scripture, and a number of favorite hymns, preaching and communion. You may choose to participate, or simply meditate as we tell of Jesus' invitation to "do this in remembrance of me." If you would like to share with us at the table that goes beyond earthly boundaries of time, place, and structure, we ask that you prepare a piece of bread of some type and a drink such as grape juice, wine, or water. As we pray, our prayers extend to where you are. If you are unable to eat or drink, you may want to use a symbolic gesture or mental symbol as you come together at this table of remembrance with us.
(Scroll down for an Order of Worship)

We hope that as you join us for worship you will feel a blessing from being part. Please tell friends, family, and others you know about our online church that is here with doors that are always open, walls as wide as the world, and always room at the table.

This worship service includes the spiritual "Soon and Very Soon", sung by Les Petits Chanteurs de Montigny of France. We are using it here with permission.

ORDER OF WORSHIP:
1. Opening music: - "the Wonder of it All" - Bev Heid
2. "Where the Soul Never Dies" - Dean Phelps
3. Pastor's Prayer with Lord's Prayer: Pastor Russ
4. "I See the Morning Breaking" - Twana Harris & Dean Phelps
5. Matthew 22:23-32 read by Deb Phelps
6. Message: "God of the Living" - Pastor Bob
7. "Soon and Very Soon" - Les Petits Chanteurs de Montigny
8. Communion: Pastor Deb
9. "Let Us Break Bread Together" - DisciplesNet singers
10. Sending Out
--- Credits - background music: - "the Wonder of it All" - Bev Heid

If you would like to chat with one of our pastors, including talking more about belief in God, becoming a Christian or following Christ, or living as a disciple of Christ, please email us at pastor@disciplesnet.org, or contact us using the contact information on our website, disciplesnet.org, or our Facebook page, DisciplesNet Church.

INVITATION TO GIVING:
DisciplesNet Church is a not-for-profit church that exists to cross barriers and boundaries to share the Good News of God's redeeming love. We rely on the gifts of our online viewers as we continue to grow and extend our nets around the world.

We also extend the invitation for you to be part of the DisciplesNet ministry by giving a one-time gift, or ongoing, including a tithe. Even the smallest of gifts, like the mustard seed, has a way of growing in amazing ways to share God's word and the love of Jesus Christ. We have a giving page on our website, disciplesnet.org, and email address: giving@disciplesnet.org

God bless you, and thank you for joining us!

Special Tribute: Audrey Borschel, DisciplesNet Worship #108, “Remembering the Saints,” (Borschel, 11.04.2012)

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Who are the saints in your life?  In our worship today, "Remembering the Saints," Rev. Dr. Audrey Borschel, looks at the way God equips us to receive from and participate as one of God's saints in the world around us.  Saints aren't perfect, but are people with their eyes trained upon God, trying to be faithful servants.
Our worship includes a time of communion (breaking of the bread)--for which we extend the invitation given by Jesus Christ to all who would come.  If you would like to share with us in this time at the table that passes all boundaries of place, time, and walls, then we ask that you prepare a wafer, cracker, or bread and a drink, and we ask that our blessing will extend to where you are.  If you are unable to eat or drink, use a symbolic gesture or mental symbols of joining with us. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship #107,” What is Your Response?” (Cobb 10.28.2012)

We hope you will join us for DisciplesNet Worship #107, with message "What is Your Response?" brought by Rev. Anita Cobb, a talented new staff member for DisciplesNet Church.  Rev. Cobb looks at the story of Bartimaeus, who calls out to Jesus to regain his sight.

We have many gifts shared today, including the Revs. Dean Phelps and Twana Harris singing, "It is Well With My Soul."  As a gift to you we also share one of the great times in sharing the gift of music, when Dean and our brothers from the Disciples of Christ in the Democratic Republic of Congo got together in our studio this past month. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship #105 “Solomon’s Sword,” (Phelps 10.21.2012)

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We invite you to join us for DisciplesNet Worship #105, with a special message about "Solomon's sword," by Rev. Dr. Deb Phelps, Senior Pastor os DisciplesNet Church.  In today's worship we announce our initiative for our third year, where we devote to exploring how God's calls us into mending, tending, and extending the net (the church) in the name of Jesus Christ.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship #105 “Solomon’s Sword,” (Phelps 10.21.2012)”

DisciplesNet Worship #103, “Significant Insignificance,” (RSmith, 09.23.2012)

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We invite you to join us for DisciplesNet worship #103, with Rev. Russ Smith preaching about what he calls Significant Insignificance.  We hope you will join us and see how he has applied his message to Jesus' teachings in Mark 9:30-37.
Along with our message we are share many musical favorites, "Jesu, Jesu,", "Here I Am Lord," and "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross." We hope you will sing or follow along as the song is played.

Our worship includes a time of communion (breaking of the bread)--for which we extend the invitation given by Jesus Christ to all who would come.  If you would like to share with us in this time at the table that passes all boundaries of place, time, and walls, then we ask that you prepare a wafer, cracker, or bread and a drink, and we ask that our blessing will extend to where you are.  If you are unable to eat or drink, use a symbolic gesture or mental symbols of joining with us.

We hope you will join us for this short time of worship (28 minutes), and will be blessed by participating. Please tell friends, family, and others you know about our online church that is here with doors that never close, walls as wide as the world, and always room at the table. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship #100, “How Do You Say ‘Thanks?'” (Phelps, 09.02.2012)

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We offer a special invitation to our 100th Worship Video. As we were preparing for this we felt profoundly grateful so it seemed natural to take Psalm 100 as our theme. You will see a number of our worship team members and some special guests helping read this in a memorable way.

Our message today looks at saying thanks to God, asking the question, “How do you say thanks?” Rev. Dr. Deb Phelps, our senior minister and founding pastor, brings this inspiring word.
One of our extraordinary blessings comes in this worship in the form of a meditation on gratitude, given for our DisciplesNet viewers by Rev. Dr. Fred Craddock, an old friend and mentor to members of our worship team, and one of many advisors who have helped DisciplesNet make sense of its vision since we got our start in 2010. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship # 99, “Not Expendable,” (Russ Smith 08.26.2012)

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DisciplesNet worship #99, "Not Expendable," brings a rich message from DisciplesNet's Rev. Russ Smith as he looks at the story of the ninety and nine sheep from Luke 15:1-7.
Along with the message we have the special guest of singer-songwriter Dean Phelps playing two of his songs about lost and found, "The Ninety and Nine," and his own creation, "If You Come Up Empty," telling the story of how he came to write this song.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 99, “Not Expendable,” (Russ Smith 08.26.2012)”

Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone)

We invite you to sing along with the Gospel Quartet and congregation of Southport Christian Church singing, Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone) in this special worship posted by DisciplesNet Church.  Along with our song is the special series of stained glass windows that tell of the life of Christ.

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