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DisciplesNet Worship # 94, “Working on a Building,” (DisciplesNet Phelps, 07.22.2012)

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Welcome to DisciplesNet Worship!
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Worship #94 is filled with the special gifts that we've brought together for those of you worshipping here at this place called DisciplesNet.  First, we bring in guest preacher, Rev. Dean Phelps, Team Minister with the Christian Church in Indiana, and regular contributor to our music at DisciplesNet.  Dean challenges us with the word that King David received after deciding that he needed to make a suitable building for God. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship # 92, “A Prophet Among Us,” (Shaw 07.08.2012)

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Worship #92 has an inspiring message from Rev. Bob Shaw, looking at Ezekiel and Jesus, who have the common problem of being discounted among their own people.  Rev. Shaw's message ends with a message of challenge and affirmation for all who experience such times.

DisciplesNet Worship # 91, “Will There Be Time?” (Allen 07.01.2012)

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Welcome to DisciplesNet Worship!
Our worship #91 sees the return of Dr. Ronald J. Allen, professor of Preaching and Gospel & Letters at Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis  Dr. Allen is also an ordained Disciples of Christ minister, clergy spouse, and a prolific writer of scholarly works about the Bible and preaching. … Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 91, “Will There Be Time?” (Allen 07.01.2012)”

DisciplesNet Worship # 90, “Giant Trouble,” (Smith 6.24.2012)

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Welcome to DisciplesNet Worship!  This week Rev. Russ Smith looks at the story of David and Goliath in his message, "Giant Trouble." Blanche Edwards  gives our pastor's prayer, and Audrey Borschel and Russ Smith bring the communion meditation.
We have included some hymn favorites, including "Little is Much," sung by Dean Phelps, "How Great Thou Art" sung by Phoebe Spier, and "Be Thou My Vision" and "In Remembrance of Me" by our congregational singers.

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