Wheeler Road Church of Christ

The images of the horrendous earthquake in Haiti will always be a part of our memories. The evil one brings about destruction in many forms.

In our country we are experiencing an economic earthquake of sorts. Families are being displaced because financial tremors and aftershocks.

Emotional devastating can affect the spirit of man every bit as much as a physical disaster.

Sunday, we will unpack Psalm 63 when David had such an experience.

He will provide two things we must do and two things we must believe in order to survive calamity

This week we will look at the changes that need to be made in our mind, heart, and life to be like Christ, and the dynamics of the processes that produce these changes.

It focuses particularly on the life changing experiences in worship when the worship is allowed to work its full work in us.

Come prepared to take notes, and to be challenged.

In part two of What’s God Doing?, we visit Romans 8 and examine The Help Of Hope.

The physical universe was frustrated by Adam’s sin, but not without hope.

The content of this hope will be the focus of our study which will lead us to the six promises that prop-up our hope.

Read Romans 8:17-25 in preparation for this study.

Deuteronomy 29:29 says “The secret things belong to Yahweh our God, but the things revealed belong to us and to our children forever, that we may follow all the words of this law.”

Man is never comfortable with the mysteries of God. We have the desire to know how things work, how God works in the world and in our lives.

Sunday we will look at four exhibits of God’s mysterious involvement in man’s affairs.

Not having a handle on this creates false expectations. False expectations then develop into terrible theology.

Our study will focus on how God works in all things, good and bad as we discuss What’s God Doing? Exhibits In Mystery.

Habakkuk is an interesting book.

Unlike all other prophets, Habakkuk doesn’t speak to the people on behalf of Yahweh; he speaks on behalf of the people to Yahweh.

It is quite a dialogue, quite a struggle the people and the prophet have troubling times.

Habakkuk is about when everything that is security for us in life is taken away, what’s left.

The answer: GOD!

Times can be hard on faith.

Habakkuk is about being real with God in our struggles.

Habakkuk reminds us that we don’t need theology to talk to God; honesty works!