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12 Wilson Farm Road Greenbrier, Arkansas 72058 E-mail: [email protected] (501) 679-3647 Web: www.gbcofc.com July 22, 2018
PRIVILEGED TO SERVE
SUNDAY MORNING
July 22, 2018
WELCOME: Darren Dent SONG LEADER: Don Barnett OPENING PRAYER: Valdy Eichmann LORD’S TABLE: Teddy Lewis Mike Wolff ASSIST: Nathan Woody Jeremy Thomason Jackie Horton Tom Barkley CLOSING PRAYER: Michael Cole GREETERS: Rick & Kathy Camp Aubrey & Donna Allensworth CARDS: Benjamin Thomason Holden Whitley VISITOR GIFT/ Edie Singleton HOSTESSES: Linda McInturff SCRIPTURE READER: Zach Gordey Hebrews 6:11-12
SUNDAY EVENING July 22, 2018
SONG LEADER: VBS OPENING PRAYER: Jarrod DeValle LORD’S TABLE: Jim Bell Ratis Yeager CLOSING PRAYER: Greg Bradford
WEDNESDAY EVENING July 25, 2018
SONG LEADER: VBS OPENING PRAYER: Matthew Dent DEVOTIONAL: VBS CLOSING PRAYER: Eli Leonard
*Please contact Mike Wolff if you are unable to serve.
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
SUNDAY: BIBLE CLASS 9:30 a.m. WORSHIP 10:30 a.m. EVENING 5:00 p.m. LAST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 1:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: BIBLE CLASS 7:00 p.m. THURSDAY: LADIES BIBLE CLASS 10:00 a.m.
Elders: Gene Blair 501-499-5868 Gary Bradford 501-626-3232 Rod Wilson 501-328-7888
Deacons: Mike Brewer 501-472-7692
(youth, devos for Wednesday & nursing home)
Michael Cole 815-622-1874 (benevolence/pantry, technology)
Jarrod DeValle 501-470-8710 (education & teachers)
Mike Wolff 501-472-8912 (building & grounds)
Ministers: Glen Elliott 501-314-9999
Church Office: 501-679-3647
"WHY DID I DO THAT?"
I've always wanted a Skilsaw, one like I saw my father using when I was growing up. But, there were always things more urgently needed until one day a significant portion of our backyard fence blew over during a storm. I decided to use the occasion as an excuse for purchasing a saw like my dad's. So, on a cold, windy day, after getting everything set up, I was ready to make my first cut with the new saw. My first pass went smoothly through the wood but was followed by an alarming spark and sudden loss of power. I had cut through the cord on my follow-through. What a sinking feeling! So much for a new saw! I don't think stores will take back saws for such a blunder. But, surviving the incident is some black electrical tape reminding me to take a second look at the cord before making a cut.
Sometimes, life's most haunting question is: "Why did I do that?" Have you ever asked yourself that question? If so, then you can probably tell your own exasperating story of an untimely mistake or ill-conceived action. "Why did they do that?" is a question frequently asked by viewers of those who appear on "America's Funniest Home Videos." We enjoy laughing at the misadventures and mishaps of those who seem to have forgotten to think before acting.
While the thoughtless mishaps of life are often inconvenient or outright painful, the consequences of living without thought of the next life will be infinitely worse. This is why the Scriptures encourage sober-mindedness. Once a term related to the use of alcohol, the New Testament adapts the word to describe a state of awareness--awareness of present dangers from our enemy (1 Pet. 5:8), aware-ness of present responsibilities (1 Pet. 4:7-8), and awareness of future judgment with its accompanying glory (1 Pet. 1:13) or unending doom (Matt. 24:42, 44).
The apostle Paul reminds us that "we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each one may be recompensed for his deeds in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad" (2 Cor. 5:10). Perhaps, the most painful aspect of hell, closely associated with its unending pain and separation from God, will be its eternal regret--looking back on a life of unbelief and disobedi-ence asking, "Why did I do that?" Don't let this happen to you!
--Glen Elliott--
GREENBRIER CHURCH OF CHRIST 12 Wilson Farm Road Greenbrier, AR 72058
http://www.gbcofc.org
*Glen Elloitt’s dad did not have the heart cath. Doctors decided to go another route. *Our sympathy goes out to Sheryl Turner and family in the passing of her mother, Martha Brown. *Janet Banks will have surgery on July 25th. *Stephanie Phillips is requesting prayers for her health issues. *Continue to keep Verple Baker; Mike Wolff’s brother-in-law, Bob; Judy Moody’s brother, Jim Bradley: Helen Swindle’s sister, Sharon; the Hilburn’s son Danny; Ada Forder; Barbara Knight; Vickie Hasty’s sister, Linda Clark; Laura Blake’s mother, Barbara McManus; and Joe Dillard in your prayers.
BIRTHDAYS
Linda Ray 7/25
Jimmy Thomas 7/26
ANNIVERSARYS
Teddy & Kristy Lewis 7/24
OUR RECORD July 15, 2018
SUNDAY CLASS: 138
SUNDAY WORSHIP: 192
SUNDAY PM: 101
WEDNESDAY (18th): 116
BUDGET: $5,400
OFFERING: $6,303
YTD average: $5,745
YTD ahead/behind: $9,659
VISITOR BAGS July 29th
Donna Allensworth & Anna Wolff
FOOD COMMITTEE for JULY Please contact: Kathy Camp Shelly Dent 472-7943 339-8105
Ladies Preparing Communion Trays
July 22nd - Edie Singleton July 29th - Jessica Smart August 5th - Tonya Force August 12th - Anne Steele
PANTRY ITEMS FOR JULY
canned pasta & canned corn
Our Wednesday night
Summer Series Great Questions in the Psalms
July 25th — VBS
August 1st — Ted Knight “From Where Does My Help Come?”
(Ps. 121:1)
August 8th — Ken Burton “What Shall I Render to the Lord?”
(Ps. 116:12)
August 15th — Charles Bane “O Lord, Who May Abide in
Your Tent?” (Ps. 15:1)
August 22nd — Johnathan House “Whom Shall I Fear?” (Ps. 27:1)
August 29th — Chase Turner “Why Are You in Despair,
O My Soul?” (Ps. 42:5; 43:5)
Vacation Bible School
July 22-25
7pm nightly “Christian Academy -
Training Superheroes for God” Sunday—Courage from God
Monday—Strength from God
Tuesday—God Wants Us to be Selfless
Wednesday—Faith in God
July 29th Last Sunday of the
month services
Potluck after morning services with a 1pm service —
no 5pm service
60th ANNIVERSARY Ted & Barbara Knight
Saturday, July 28th
2:00 — 4:00 pm at
Bible Questions:
1. Paul was shipwrecked on what island?
2. What does “Eve” mean?
3. What woman gave birth to Moses?
(Answers in next week’s bulletin)
DATES TO
REMEMBER!
The answers to last week’s
Bible Questions:
1. Locusts and wild honey (Mt. 3:4)
2. 6 cubits and a span — 9’ 9” (1 Sam. 17:4)
3. Amorites (Josh. 10:12)
THANK YOU!
Please go by the bulletin
board in the hallway to see
a thank you note
from the Ford’s.
Also, Janet Rhyne would like
to thank all who called to
check on her and for the
cards sent after her fall.