Church of Christ at Hagerstown

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Today begins the journey through Acts. You can get the Reading program attached for your e-readers on pdf (Enclosed) a jpg pic of it (which we had the insert on Sunday) on our
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I like how the Word on the Street Bible gives an introduction and overview of Acts 1.
 
Title: The Jesus Movement. sequel to The Liberator @ Dr. Luke AD 63. Lead roles: Team plus …
Director: God’s Holy Spirit.  Location: Mediterranean nations.
Contents: Speeches, journeys, events, prisons. Plot: Ripple effect of the Movement from Jerusalem through the
Middle East and on to Europe.
 
Dear Theophilus (Acts 1:1-26)
Follow-up letter in the outbox of Theophilus - God’s Friend. Luke fills him in on Jesus going back up to heaven and what happened next.
Not a lot for while but the squad (120) are waiting for God’s Holy Spirit as Jesus promised. One of them, Matthias, gets promotion up to the first team - to sub for Judas (Topped himself). Then …. (Onto Chapter 2 - exciting isn’t it?)
 
So questions to think about:
 
I. How are you being Jesus’ witnesses to Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth?
 
(For us it might mean for White Hall, Washington County, our state …(Whatever one you live in ….) to every place even if uncomfortable?
 
II. Are you ready for Jesus to come back?
 
III. Why are leaders important? Are you praying for them? Your Church leaders? Your governing authorities?
 
____________________________ Get ready to read Chapter 2 tomorrow.

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This Sunday’s sermon is from the book of Micah. We’ll be looking at the Ruler coming and to how we need to Trust the Lord, now.

This week’s sermon in our Conflict Resolution Series has 2 questions. When should you?

I. Confront someone?

II. Involve others?