Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Sunday at the Site
This Sunday should be a wonderful time of celebrating God's faithfulness. It is our Journey of Faith Celebration
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Lucas Simon Hamersma is here!!
From Rob and Sarah:
Please join us in welcoming the arrival of Lucas Simon Hamersma!
Please join us in welcoming the arrival of Lucas Simon Hamersma!
He's doing great and we'll be bringing him home on Wednesday evening if all goes well---
Sunday, March 07, 2010
Saturday, March 06, 2010
Thursday, March 04, 2010
SimplyNoise.com - The best free white noise generator on the Internet.
this is actually a very handy little thang
SimplyNoise.com - The best free white noise generator on the Internet.
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
All Healing is Divine Healing
That the life of Jesus should be constantly revealed in our
bodies; that God has put into the human body marvellous
therapeutic processes which fight disease and restore
health; that all healing is divine healing; that God can
and sometimes does heal miraculously (without means,
instantaneously and permanently) -- these things we should
joyfully and confidently affirm. But to expect the sick to
be healed and the dead to be raised as regularly as we
expect sinners to be forgiven, is to stress the 'already'
at the expense of the 'not yet', for it is to anticipate
the resurrection. Not till then will our bodies be
entirely rid of disease and death.
--John Stott
From "The Cross of Christ"
bodies; that God has put into the human body marvellous
therapeutic processes which fight disease and restore
health; that all healing is divine healing; that God can
and sometimes does heal miraculously (without means,
instantaneously and permanently) -- these things we should
joyfully and confidently affirm. But to expect the sick to
be healed and the dead to be raised as regularly as we
expect sinners to be forgiven, is to stress the 'already'
at the expense of the 'not yet', for it is to anticipate
the resurrection. Not till then will our bodies be
entirely rid of disease and death.
--John Stott
From "The Cross of Christ"
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Praying in trials
In the thick of difficult experiences, whatever form the 'sceptre of wickedness' may take--
-an oppressive, persecuting regime
-a difficult, unpredictable superior
- an uncongenial circumstance
-an oppressive, persecuting regime
-a difficult, unpredictable superior
- an uncongenial circumstance
--We must look beyond it in our prayers, and pray for the coming divine settlement (TWWAW!) of all things, when at last the Lord's Israel (verse 5b), you and me and all who trust in Jesus as Saviour, will enter into perfect peace: the full reality of peace with God, the peace of perfect fellowship among perfected saints, and the peace of our characters at last fully fashioned in the likeness of Christ.
--Alec Motyer, on Psalm 125
(I use brit spelling as nod to author and slight nod to Jason MacGregor and Sid Crosby--O canada)
You're in good hands
"We live in the hand that appoints our experiences and our destiny, and which controls our daily circumstances. This is not a problem; it is a fact; it is also the softest pillow on which to lay our heads. Our God is really and truly God."
--Alec Motyer, on Psalm 125
Two-Part Delusion
We all suffer from a 2-part delusion. We imagine we are
1. Autonomous,
2. Self-sufficient.
If either one were true, we'd be God.
--Paul Tripp
.
1. Autonomous,
2. Self-sufficient.
If either one were true, we'd be God.
--Paul Tripp
.
Longing for the Patria
From a letter written by C. S. Lewis (5 November 1954) and published here:
“About death, I go through different moods, but the times when I can desire it are never, I think, those when this world seems harshest. On the contrary, it is just when there seems to be most of Heaven already here that I come nearest to longing for the patria [the heavenly homeland]. It is the bright frontispiece which whets one to read the story itself. All joy (as distinct from mere pleasure, still more amusement) emphasizes our pilgrim status:
always reminds, beckons, awakes desire. Our best havings are wantings.”
Responsibility and Dependence
Though the power for godly character comes from Christ, the responsibility for developing and displaying that character is ours. This principle seems to be one of the most difficult for us to understand and apply. One day we sense our personal responsibility and seek to live a godly life by the strength of our own willpower. The next day, realizing the futility of trusting in ourselves, we turn it all over to Christ and abdicate our responsibility which is set forth in the Scriptures. We need to learn that the Bible teaches both total responsibility and total dependence in all aspects of the Christian life
--Jerry Bridges, The Practice of Godliness
--Jerry Bridges, The Practice of Godliness
Monday, March 01, 2010
Saturday is huge. Need help!
Saturday we are--as a church family--landscaping the North side of the property.
Please let us know:
A.) If you can help
B.) How long you can help
379-4949 or email
fmatthews
At
christcommunitychurch DOT
Com
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