Monthly Archives: September 2017

MONDAY SCHOOL for Pentecost, September 17, 2017. #6 MONDAY SCHOOL – thoughts from the message from the sermon Into The Neighborhood POST 6 And then, how Jesus gets in the boat and the wind ceases. Here’s the word from John, … Continue reading →

MONDAY SCHOOL for Pentecost, September 17, 2017. #5  – from the sermon Into The Neighborhood. And here’s what happens after Jesus gets into the boat. Suddenly, the winds cease. The problem went away, and they were utterly astounded. Verse 52, for … Continue reading →

MONDAY SCHOOL for Pentecost, September 17, 2017. #4 – thoughts from the sermon Into The Neighborhood. Jesus was walking on the water and came toward the disciples, but was going to pass on by where they were. I’ll be very … Continue reading →

MONDAY SCHOOL for Pentecost, September 17, 2017, #3 – thoughts from the sermon Into The Neighborhood. And the disciples are on the Sea of Galilee. The Sea of Galilee is 13 miles at its longest from north to south, 7 … Continue reading →

MONDAY SCHOOL for Pentecost, September 17, 2017, #2  – thoughts from the sermon Into The Neighborhood. This month we are looking at what Max Lucado calls the second worst day in Jesus’ life. Four things happened on that day and … Continue reading →

MORNING PRAYERS … the story of Roz Savage, the daughter of two Methodist pastors, and her goal to row across the Atlantic Ocean, 3000 miles all by herself. It helps put the disciples – 12 men – rowing 4 miles … Continue reading →