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Canyon Ministry Leaders
Canyon Bible Church // PrescottChurch Office: 122 N. Cortez
Street, Ste. 317
Phone: 928.277.0017 CanyonPrescott.org
Andrew Gutierrez,
[email protected]
928.277.0017
Brad Penner, [email protected]
928.778.2734
Dave Lutz, ElderSmall Group Ministry
[email protected]
Jason Drumm, Elder, Associate
Pastor [email protected]
928.277.0017
Jeff NordykeChildren’s Ministry/Administration
[email protected]@gmail.com
Greg FineUshers & Greeters
[email protected]
Jeff TimmSet-Up, Tear-Down & Sound
[email protected]
Chris WilsonSecurity Team
[email protected]
Jared Willis
Music Ministry [email protected]
Chuck SchaferNeeds Ministry
[email protected]
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Application: Are there examples to follow? Commands to obey?
Errors to avoid? Sins to forsake? Promises to claim?
Thoughts about God? Principles to live by?
Welcome and Announcements
AdorationSong: Behold Our God
ConfessionPrayer
Assurance of PardonSong: How Deep The Father’s Love For
Us
ThanksgivingSong: Amazing Grace
PetitionScripture Reading: 1 Timothy 2:1-4
Pastoral Prayer
InstructionSermon: The Evidence We All Must Consider
John 5:30-47
Offering & ChargeOffering & Song: It Is Finished
Scripture Reading: Romans 10:5-10Prayer and Dismissal
May 29, 2016
The Evidence We All Must Consider
John 5:30-47
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Friday
Saturday
Canyon AnnouncementsBible Reading: Luke 2:41-52; Eph. 4:17-24;
Psalm 119:57-64; 1 Kings 12
Here are several ways you can pray for the ministries wepartner
with in Nicaragua, based on our recent trip:
Pray for the fruit of the seeds planted by Canyon’s team,that
people would repent and believe the gospel.
Pray for pastor frank and his wife Bea and their 2 childrenas
they serve together in Chinandega.
Pray for Pastor Arnold and his wife Bea and their 2 chil-dren as
they serve together in Matagalpa.
Pray for the hearts of high school students in Chinandegato whom
Pastor Jason has the opportunity to preach thegospel.
Pray for the salvation of many English students at schoolswhere
the team had the chance to share their testimonies
and present the gospel.
Bible Reading: Luke 3:1-20; Eph. 4:25-32; Psalm 119:65-72; 1
Kings 13-14
Read the blog post: “The Four G’s of Conflict
Resolution” at Peacemaker Ministries.
http://peacemaker.net/project/the-four-gs/
Friendship FoldersAs you pass the Friendship Folders, for prayer
requests andpraise reports please also register your attendance. We
sim-ply ask you to write your name to let us know you are here.We
desire to call or email those who may be away or sickfor an
extended period of time, so if you are present pleasekindly
indicate by writing your name. If there is no one sittingat the end
of an isle, please make sure the worship guide getspassed.
Student MinistriesCheck the church website for information for
Camp Regenthis summer! Contact Jason Drumm with questions.
Alsostudent ministries will resume Wednesday June 1st at
theDrumm’s. 61 N. Bear Claw Prescott, in Yavapai Hills.
Women’s Ministry Ladies, there is still time to sign up for
our summer Bible study,“4 Weeks In Ruth”. The study starts this
Wednesday, June 1st,6:30 – 8:00 p.m. in the library at Miller
Valley School. No costand no childcare. Homework is simply to read
the Old Testa-ment book of Ruth. Sign up at the back table or email
KristyTracy at [email protected]. Bring a friend!
August Short Term MissionFor more information on the
August STM trip please contactSteve Gallo at
[email protected]. The dates forthis trip are August 5th
through the 15th.
Small GroupsAny who are interested in small groups or have any
questionscontact Dave Lutz at [email protected].
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Wednesday
Thursday
Monday
Tuesday
Bible Reading: Luke 2:1-20; Eph. 3:14-21; Psalm 119:41-48; 1
Kings 9-10
Christianity is not an outside religion of external behav-iors.
Surely we are called to strive, to do, to act, to speak,to behave
in certain ways. And yet, it is not primarilyabout these externals
at all. The creed of Christ and hisdisciples is a creed of the
heart, a devotion of internal
transformation. This is why Paul prays that “the eyes ofour
heart would be enlightened” and commands that webe “transformed by
the renewing of our minds.” This iswhy Jesus warned the Pharisees,
“Hypocrites! You honorme with your lips, but your hearts are far
from me.” Thisis why God told Samuel, “God sees not as man sees,for
man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lordlooks at the
heart.” In all of our striving, acting, speakingand behaving, let
us be sure that these externals areflowing from the internals which
catch God’s eye. Let usbe sure our lips are speaking from our
heart, and let usbe sure that our transformation is an internal
one.
For further study, read Eph 1, 2 Cor 3:18, Romans 12:2,and 1 Sam
16:7
Bible Reading: Luke 2:21-40; Eph. 4:1-16; Psalm 119:49-56; 1
Kings 11
2 Tim 1:2 “To Timothy, my beloved child.” There is andthere
ought to be a depth to Christian relationships. It hasbeen said
that “relationships are the currency of God’skingdom.” When Paul
wrote his letters to Timothy, therewas a glowing warmth, even in
the greeting. Paul closes 2Timothy, “All who are with me send
greetings to you. Greet
those who love us in the faith.” When Paul said goodbye inActs
20, they prayed and cried, hugged and kissed, weresad and followed
him all the way to the ship. Relationshipswithin the church are not
a surface “hello” and “goodbye”kind of relationship. We are well
pleased to share our verysouls with one another. Because we have
been broughttogether with one hope by one Spirit sharing the
samefaith and the same Father and looking together to thesame
Savior, our relationships with other believers are oneof the most
critical elements of our life. They are not onlythe seasoning that
brings a depth of flavor to our lives, butwe become for one another
the very wings upon whichwe elevate our flight of spiritual
maturity.
Read Eph 4:1-16 and ask yourself: What am I doing to culti-vate
my relationships with other believers?
Bible Reading: Luke 1:57-66; Eph. 2:11-22; Psalm 119:25-32; 1
Kings 6-7
In yesterday’s passage (John 5:30-47) Jesus criticized theJews
for failing to see Him in the Scriptures. Searchingthe Scriptures
isn’t about knowledge alone. Searchingthe Scriptures is about
knowledge leading to devotion toChrist. Today and tomorrow we will
list some application
questions to apply in your personal Bible reading. Thegoals of
these questions are to draw your heart into aproper worshipful
response to God who is revealed in theScriptures.
1. What is the text asking me to believe about God and my-self,
sin and salvation, the world and the world to come?2. What sin is
this verse forbidding? What duty is this versecommanding?3. What
grace, fruit, or gift of the is this passage callingfor?
Bible Reading: Luke 1:67-80; Eph. 3:1-13; Psalm 119:33-40; 1
Kings 8
4. How should this verse impact my relationships God,
myfamily, my friends, my neighbors, my enemies?5. Is this passage
addressed to believers, un believers, hypo-crites, doubters,
etc.?6. What does this teach me about my responsibilities as
achurch member, a citizen, an employee?7. Is there an example here
I’m being urged to avoid or follow?8. What is there in this verse
to draw me to worship?9. Does this text admonish, rebuke, convict,
or warn me? Howand why?10. Does it encourage, comfort, console, or
promise me? Howand why?11. What is the verse asking me to question
and examine?12. Does this verse ask me to look at the past, the
present, orthe future?13. Is this verse addressing my mind, my
emotions, my will, mydesires, or my conscience?14. Is this verse
focused on me as an individual or upon the
body of Christ, His church?15. What is this verse intended to
change in me, my family, mychurch, my workplace, my world?
