Memory loss by disease or neglect is horrible because it cuts us off from days gone by, strips away past experiences, erases personal history, and leaves us with a bunch of blank pages.
This Sunday, Memorial Day: Hopeful Memory. We will discuss the value of remembering the past, and how it helps to thrust us into the future with hope.
Oswald Chambers, the great Scottish scholar wrote: “The most important event in human history apart from the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus, was the conversion to Christianity of the Apostle Paul.”
This Sunday, Encounters With Jesus: Rabbi Saul.
If someone were to ask you why you are a believer, what would be your response?
There are numerous publications written by atheists on their reasons for not believing.
This Sunday, Reasons I Believe.
Perhaps this can be a resource for those times non-believers engage you.
When the European Union drafted a new constitution in 2004, the president of France, Jacques Chirac said, "Europeans live in a purely secular political system where religion does not play any important role."
This Sunday we will ask what it means to live in a secular society and what our response must be.
This Sunday Part II of When You Don't Know What To Do.
We are looking at the actions of Jehoshaphat when the life of Jerusalem was at stake.
His response deserves our attention.
Wheeler Road
Church of Christ
1123 E. Wheeler St.
Midland, MI 48642
Phone:
(989) 835-8559
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Memorial Day: Hopeful Memory
10:30 am
9:30 am
Proverbs 1:33 – “But whoever listens to me will live in safety and be at ease, without fear of harm.”
