November 16

JESUS CHRIST IS ABOVE ALL

THE LORD CONTINUES TO BLESS HIS MINISTRY HERE IN VALLEY FARMS

“Jesus in the Temple Forgives the Woman Taken in Adultery”

 

FILL IN THE BLANKS! (Check answers below.)
NOTE! Filling in the blanks each week, could give a serious student of the Lord Jesus Christ and the Bible, an education equal to a Theological degree within two years.  GIVE IT A  TRY!

 

The Gospel of John

John 8:1-11

1. Jesus condemns sin and encourages the _______________ of sin.

2. The very fact that the religious leaders did not produce the man makes it clear that they were not interested in enforcing the law. They had another __________.

3. Jesus didn’t fall for their trap; He just stooped down and wrote in the _____ as if He hadn’t heard them.

4. They are _____ about the law. According to the law, she is guilty, and she should be ______.

5. They didn’t really want to stone the woman. They wanted to stone _______.

6. Our secret sins on earth are open scandal in __________. (Psalms 90:8)

7. The requirement for being a judge is ____________________. (John 8:7)

8. There was not a person left who could throw a stone at this woman except one—only _____ could have thrown a stone at her.

9. Jesus did not come into the world to ________ this woman. He came into the world to be a ________.

10. A person sins because he is _____ and does not believe in _______.

11. Any person who comes to the Lord Jesus Christ, _______ and seeks __________ will be saved.

_______ says, “Go and sin no more.”

To find the answers to “fill in the blanks”, click here to view God Tube TV or here for Sermon TV.

For discussion on this message leave a comment on this BLOG.
http://perrysperiodicals.blogspot.com/2014/11/november-16.html#comment-form

*************************************************************************************

The Sabbath is past, Sunday is here;

Jesus is Lord

 

To the Jews who had believed him, Jesus said, “If you hold to my teaching, you are really my disciples. Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” — John 8:31-32

 

Sometimes, even though we know better, we lock ourselves in a room with fear, doubt and anxiety as they become our depressing companions.  We know it’s not right but at times we would rather dwell with such unholy company as this than we would with such pleasant companions as faith, hope and love.  I know we do, we all do.

 

I recall just a few days ago, looking outside my window, seeing a blue funk instead of remembering the rainbow of God’s promises.  I was in a behaving badly mode!

 

We can all get there, somewhat like the disciples of Jesus after his death.  They were so overcome with discouragement that they forgot all about the many times that Jesus had told them that he would arise from the dead.  Jesus was not a part of their crisis, nor was He of mine, and no doubt, not yours either.  When we are tempted to get into this down cast mode, how much like these disciples we are at times.  I say “we” because we’ve all been there, and this can affect any one of us.  We can get down because of the present circumstances of our daily life, or we can let our stinking thinking get in the way of our looking up, and into the promises of the one who has promised better days in the future for each one of us who put our trust in Him.  It is shame on us when we refuse to receive His offer.

 

The Bible offers us this truth in the Epistle of First John 1:5, “This is the message we have heard from Him and declare to you: God is light: And in him there is no darkness at all.”  And no matter how often we pave over the weeds of our life, mow them down or douse them with weed killer, they just keep sprouting back up, they just keep seeking the light.  And you know, God has designed our human souls to be like that.  You can break them, crush them, bury them under vast structures of state oppression, social custom, fear, superstition and ignorance.  Still, though many still love darkness, because the eyes of their souls can become accustomed to the dark, and now as the light breaks through, it hurts their eyes.  They love the darkness, but they seek the light. Isn’t that strange?

We have all struggled between this darkness and light, even within ourselves, and we have seen it played out all around us.  In the gospel of Matthew, in Chapter 28:20, Matthew records Jesus as saying, “I am with you always, to the very end of age.” 

 

Sunday is here, it is the beginning of a new week, the Sabbath of sorrows is past. The darkness of despair is gone.  It’s the dawn of a New Day, a day of hope. The Lord is seated at the right hand of the Father.  The first day of the week, like the beauty of the longed-for first flower of spring has now come.  Sunday has come!  Friday is finished!  The Son, in all his splendor, has risen, the Bible says, “With healing in his wings.”  We can throw away our spices, reserved for things that are dead. And we can worry no more about a stone that is too heavy to be rolled away!  Go ahead, enter and see for yourself! The tomb is empty! Jesus has risen! How can we not be joyful in knowing that.

 

“Jesus is seated at the Father’s right hand. He’s alive and I’m forgiven! Heaven’s gates are open wide!”  Unlock the doors, because they can’t keep him out anyway. Make way for the King!  Receive his message of salvation, peace and love. Experience the joy and peace that passes all understanding.  Our hearts should be “burning within.”  We should say as Thomas confessed, “My Lord and My God.”

 

Amen’

*******************************************************************************************************************************************

“What Is It Like to Be a Christian?

A woman was asked by a coworker, 'What is it like to be a Christian?'

 

The coworker replied, "It is like being a pumpkin.  God picks you from the patch, brings you in, and washes all the dirt off of you.  Then He cuts off the top and scoops out all the yucky stuff.

 

"He removes the seeds of doubt, hate, and greed.  Then He carves you a new smiling face and puts His light inside of you to shine for all the world to see."

************************************************************************************************************************************

Tough times never last, tough people do.

My Friend!

Thought For The Day:

GOOD looks catch the eye but

a GOOD personality catches the heart.

You're blessed with both!

 

*******************************************************************

A Reminder!!!

Our Church Service starts at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, followed by a time of fellowship.
     CH_ _ CH, What’s Missing? U R!!

A THOUGHT TO CONSIDER!

“DON’T ASK THE LORD TO GUIDE YOUR FOOTSTEPS IF YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO MOVE YOUR FEET”

Come visit us and learn the truth! 

Our new books are now on book store shelves as well as being available online through Amazon.com

Click here for Christians Helping Christians.                       Click here for Christians Helping Christians.
                        
Video files of our worship services are available on the Internet. This week’s viewings totaled  696 on God Tube TV and 530 on Sermon TV for a total of  1,226.  We pray that you were blessed by this week’s message and look forward to hearing from you.  To view the message click here for God Tube TV or here for Sermon TV.
If you are one of our viewers of this week’s message we would love to hear from you.

Continue to pray for us as we seek to serve the Lord here in Arizona.
*********************************************************************************************************************
It would be encouraging to us if you would let us know that you received our newsletter. We welcome your comments.