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What is it like to see something that others don't see, that others might even make fun of you about? In our worship today, Rev. Anita Cobb will talk about that very thing, using the story of Joseph from Genesis 37, and his brothers who didn't take kindly to the stories of the dreams he was having. Continue reading →
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Have you ever had what you hoped for with all your might, shattered before your eyes? Have you ever struggled to know what to do when dreams die? We hope that you will join us for this week's worship, 34 minutes as our honored guest, the Reverend Jesse Jackson, Jr. speaks to this topic. Rev. Jackson is senior pastor of East Sixth Street Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Oklahoma City, USA. He draws upon the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24:13-31, the poetry of Langston Hughes, and history of the Civil Rights movement in the United States. "A Dream Deferred" to bring a message of hope. Continue reading →
Yarlynn Collado reads Romans 8:38-39 in Spanish to the background of "The Love of God" played on piano by Beverly Carmichael Heid.
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NOTES ON VIDEO:
Song is the work of a group of singers, led by Audrey Borschel, who gathered especially to record this song for worship at DisciplesNet Church.
COMMUNION TABLE PHOTOS, in order of appearance:
Disciples Women's Quadrennial Assembly - Atlanta, Georgia USA (2014); First Christian Church, Midwest City, Oklahoma, USA; Bob Shaw--El Salvador; DisciplesNet studio: Rev. Illumbe Ndjongo, Democratic Republic of Congo, with Blanche Edwards; cloth from Kenya ("Let God be God"); Cane Ridge Church Shrine, Paris, Kentucky USA; Deb Phelps, Raymond Brown, Indianapolis, USA; communion kit at lakeshore--Oklahoma; DisciplesNet worship team, DisciplesNet studio chalice--Indianapolis, USA, commissioned and sent to Lahore, Pakistan; DisciplesNet studio
WHEAT FIELDS and VINEYARDS:
Medford, Oklahoma, USA; Sweden, Italy, France, Indiana; Mallow Run Winery, Indianapolis; cloth from Kenya ("Let God be God")
Artwork from: Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, diglib.libary.vanderbilt.edu, Wikimedia Commons.
Art by Jesus Mafa, He Qi, James Tissot
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We invite you to sing or follow along with this old favorite hymn of God's presence with us.
We invite you to join us in worship this Sunday!
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DisciplesNet Worship #189, "Cheers or Jeers, God's Here" (Propes 04.13.2014)
What is most important to remember when life turns from cheers to jeers? Pastor Richard Propes reminds us today, as we celebrate Palm Sunday with song, scripture, prayer, and Pastor Propes' inspiring message. Continue reading →
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The story of Lazarus coming out of the tomb raises some of the most amazing images imaginable. This friend of Jesus had been sick, and had died. By the time Jesus gets there, people think there's nothing left to do, but Jesus has other ideas. Our message today by Rev. Bob Shaw looks at John 11:17-45, a beautiful teaching Jesus gives about eternity, going way beyond the life and death of Lazarus. Continue reading →
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What must have it been like to have been born blind, then have Jesus put mud over your eyes, then to be able to see? This week's worship looks at
During our 30-minute time together we hope that you will sing or keep time with the hymns, join in our prayer and scripture-- Continue reading →
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Behind the scenes people are connecting from around the world--bringing people of different cultures, nations, races, ages, abilities, beliefs, and all else together. What does the Bible tell us about what we are to do at these exciting times? This week's worship looks at that, using the story of the woman that Jesus meets at the well in Samaria, from John 4: 4-35. Continue reading →