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Below are the monthly events. Have a blessed week!

Pastor Sage: 513-716-2315
Pastor Jon: 513-331-2017
Email: pastorsage@gmail.com

Order of Service

11 am Morning Service

384 I JUST KEEP TRUSTING MY LORD

139 LEANING ON THE EVERLASTING ARMS

Welcome / Announcements

165 HOW CAN I FEAR

Scripture Reading: Genesis 37:3-18, 26-27

415 ANYWHERE WITH JESUS

Sermon: “Making Lemonade”- Pastor Mark Sage

Invitation: 276 JESUS PAID IT ALL

Dismissal

1 pm Afternoon Service

115 LOVE LIFTED ME

149 HE LEADETH ME

Sermon: “Taking Your Lumps”- Pastor Mark Sage

Invitation: 501 NOTHING BETWEEN

Dismissal

This Is the Time to Give

Marquis de Lafayette was a French officer who provided invaluable assistance to George Washington and the struggling American army. After the war was over, he returned to France and resumed his life as a farmer of many estates. In 1783, the harvest was a terrible one, and there were many who suffered as a result. Lafayette’s farms were unaffected by the devastating crop failures. One of his workers offered what seemed to be good advice to Lafayette, “The bad harvest has raised the price of wheat. This is the time to sell.” After thinking about the hungry peasants in the surrounding villages, Lafayette disagreed and said, “No, this is the time to give.”

God blesses us not just for our own benefit, but also so that we can be a blessing to others in need. The tendency to hoard and try to build up more and more is a dangerous one, and the best antidote to greed is to be a generous giver. There is certainly no shortage of people in need today, and while we cannot meet every need, if we do what we can, God will multiply resources so that it is enough.

Source: Lesson Commentary, September 2008-August 2009, Daniel Lioy

Get Rid of the Spider

A man was praying with his pastor at the altar. He prayed a prayer the pastor had heard many times before. “Lord, take the cobwebs out of my life.” Just as he said this the pastor interrupted, “Kill the spider, Lord.”

Many times we ask the Lord to forgive us of some sin, yet we leave the source of temptation in our life.

Source: Unknown

Weekly/Monthly Events:

MIDWEEK SERVICE: Bibically Principled Living
Wednesday August 27th 7pm

“BATTLE READY” PM Service Sermon Series
Studying the brestplate of righteousness