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Hope is built over time. We will take some time the next two weeks looking at hope and the
impact it can have on your life! What hope do we have? Can we encourage others through the hope we have?
Please join us as we learn together. "You are not alone!"

During the last month, we learned the power that words have on others. It is noteworthy that
Jesus says we are judged by how we use our words. So how can we use our words in the most positive way?
Join Andy as he brings out lessons from the Paul's motivational letter to the Christians at Colassae as
well as a wonderful story where Jesus bucks expectations of judgemental words and instead uses encouraging
word to heal.

How do we separate the 'Wheat from the Tares?'
Should we separate the 'Wheat from the Tares?' What is the difference between them and why do we need to know that?
Join Larry as he discusses three things that could stand in your way as growing like the wheat Jesus would have
you be.

Sometimes, we assume that all it takes is one touch of Jesus for everything to be as it should be.
However, in Mark Eight we find an account of two touches of Jesus being required. So the question is,
“What’s the bench-mark for knowing if another touch is required?” The answer is, if we see anything like,
“Men as trees walking,” obviously our Lord truly desires to give us the required additional touch.
There’s a lot of action going on in Mark Eight, including feelings of deja vu, the usual wisenheimers,
warnings about the leaven inherent in wisenheimers, one particularly really excellent answer, one
particularly really awful rebuke, one major wake-up call, topped off with a extremely concise summary of
what Jesus requires of his disciples. Mark Eight was written over two thousand years ago, but its lessons
are timeless. Come and share in the action.

We hope that you will join us this Sunday as we complete the Sermon Series on ... as the Word.
This Sunday, David Elliott will be speaking on You as The Word. The Lord has promised to be there every step of
the way. The are promises to those of God that walk with Him. When you give your life to God, when you determine
to do His will, then you need to take the next step. He'll help you make that step and every one thereafter.

Jesus as the Word