Prelude: āFinlandiaā (Anne Walton, Piano & Wayne Martz, Organ | Recorded October 11, 2020) Welcome / Announcements / Lordās Prayer (Laura Marvets) Hymn: āCome, Thou Almighty Kingā (Hymn 61) Apostlesā Creed (Homer and Pam Shuler) Sacrament of Baptism: Robert David āBoā Bleke (Son of Michael and Campbell Bleke) Special Music: āIt Is Wellā (Eric Buchanan, Connor Davis, Jay Davis, Sarah Teel, Joy Sloan, and Ken Posey) Reading of Scripture (Guillermo, Randilynn, Maddie, James, and Christian Cornavaca) Children Sermon (Sally Key Bowden) Anthem: āHow Firm a Foundationā (Wayne and Jeanne Martz | arr. George Keith) Sermon: āItās OK to Raise Your Handā (Rev. Dr. P. Shane Green) Hymn: āA Charge to Keep I Haveā (Hymn 413) Benediction (Rev. Dr. P. Shane Green) Postlude: āVater unser im Himmelreichā (Wayne Martz, Organ | Martin Luther)
The Inward Discipline of Study demands that we ask ourselves this question, “What does this mean to me?” According to Foster, there are four steps involved in the Discipline of Study: Repetition, Concentration, Comprehension, and Reflection. Listen to our discussion about this Discipline.
Hosts: Tommy Bridges and John Fugh, Jr.
Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth is a spiritual guidebook explaining the twelve Spiritual Disciplines and how they can bring a person closer to God. The disciplines are divided into three groups, Inward, Outward, and Corporate. The twelve disciplines are meditation, prayer, fasting, study, simplicity, solitude, submission, service, confession, worship, guidance, and celebration. The discussion of each discipline is supported with Scriptures and scholarly quotes that help readers grow closer to God.
Carlos is a refreshing human being. He not only allows you into his family and life through social media (@loswhit @whittfarm), but he brings you along his very personal journey of faith. The way he writes is like he is sitting across from you and you are hanging on to every word. The vulnerability he speaks with allows you to feel his story. Carlos is unapologetic about his walk with the Lord. The way he describes talking with God, being āconversationally intimateā with the Holy Spirit, makes you think of course I can do that. The accessibility he tells us we haveā¦it is such an important encouragement. Carlos says that there isnāt a formula to a wild faith in God, but he sure makes it seem easy to Enter Wild!
READ HIS BOOKS: Moment Maker, Kill the Spider, and Enter Wild. Give a listen to Episode 10 of SPUMCCOLUMBUS podcast on the Holy Spirit and hear the man for yourself.
Prelude: āPrelude, Cello Suite No. 1ā (Ina Apostolova, Cello | J. S. Bach) Welcome / Announcements / Prayer with Lordās Prayer (Mary Lou Jarrell) Hymn: āHoly, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almightyā (Hymn 64) Apostlesā Creed (Reynolds Pease) Sacrament of Baptism: Robert Clark OāHara (Son of Shaun and Whitney OāHara) Special Music: āGoodness of Godā (Eric Buchanan, Connor Davis, Jay Davis, Sarah Teel, Joy Sloan, and Ken Posey) Reading of Scripture ( Lisa and Sonny White) Children Sermon (Sally Key Bowden) Anthem: āI Will Be a Child of Peaceā (Wayne and Jeanne Martz) Sermon: āA Christian Response to Conflict-Part 2ā (Rev. Dr. P. Shane Green) Hymn: āCome Thou Fount of Every Blessingā (Hymn 400) Benediction (Rev. Dr. P. Shane Green) Postlude: āOur Father in Highest Heavenā (Wayne Martz, Organ | J. S. Bach)
Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth is a spiritual guidebook explaining the twelve Spiritual Disciplines and how they can bring a person closer to God. The disciplines are divided into three groups, Inward, Outward, and Corporate. The twelve disciplines are meditation, prayer, fasting, study, simplicity, solitude, submission, service, confession, worship, guidance, and celebration. The discussion of each discipline is supported with Scriptures and scholarly quotes that help readers grow closer to God.
