Rethinking Our Cross

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The cross is a beautiful decoration to wear, or to put on the walls of our homes. It is a symbol of our salvation, of darkness changing to light, of our new life, and a fresh start. We love the cross! But what did the cross mean in Jesus’ day? And what did Jesus teach His disciples about the cross?

– Pastor Marlin Betts  

Rethinking Christian Wants

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It seems like Jesus was always ministering to people who had needs and wants. In this Sunday’s Lenten passage the Pharisees wanted something from Jesus, but He didn’t give them what they wanted. So what happens when our wants don’t correspond with God’s will? Let’s learn to rethink our Christian wants.

– Pastor Marlin Betts  

Final Zoom Meeting

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This week will be the last weekly Zoom meeting. The meeting info this week is the same as last week.

Pastor will be hosting tonight’s Zoom meeting at 6:30pm to provide a chance for prayer, fellowship and encouragement. The meeting ID is 734 5296 0058. The passcode is 11RzPY.

If you are unfamiliar with Zoom, you can download Zoom from your smartphone or tablet’s app store. If you want to use a computer with a camera, you must type zoom.us in your web browser. At the top right of the screen click “join a meeting.” Type the meeting number into the appropriate space. Click the “download now” in the center of the screen. Click “open file” at the bottom left of the screen to open Zoom, then enter the meeting passcode exactly the way it is given, and click “join meeting.” If you arrive early, nothing will happen until Pastor starts the meeting. Your computer must be equipped with a camera, microphone and speakers to enable you to participate in the meeting with maximum benefit.

Shortcuts

While I was shoveling snow, someone drove between the church buildings to drop off their child at the school next door. It was a shorter route for them, but their tire tracks packed down the snow and made my job harder and more slippery. Lesson: the selfish short-cuts of life often cause adverse consequences now and in the future.

– Pastor Marlin Betts