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Balance Part 2 Body Balance The Video (The Good Life – Balance) 1. Taking Care of Our Bodies Honor’s God “Or do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not your own, for you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.” I Cor. 6:19-20 2. A Relationship with God is Connected to Good Health “Don’t be impressed with your own wisdom. Instead, fear the Lord and turn away from evil. Then you will have healing for your body and strength for your bones.” Prov. 3:7-8 “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.” Isaiah 40:31 If you think about it, this makes sense. What does a better relationship with God get you. Wisdom and wisdom leads to you caring for yourself, your relationships, and your body in more wholesome ways. A relationship with God, will help you break addictions, help you from letting yourself go to excess. 3. It’s Ok to Pray for Good Health “Dear friends, I hope all is well with you and that you are currently as healthy in body as you are strong in spirit.” 3 John 1:2 Simple Body Balance Tips 1. Cut out the white stuff The easiest way to lose weight and improve your health? Ditch the white stuff! Most white foods (bread, rice, pasta, sugar, flour) are primarily made up of refined carbs and empty calories, so cutting them out of your diet is one of the quickest ways to shed pounds and improve your well-being, Dr. Oz says.
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Balance

Part 2 Body Balance The Video (The Good Life – Balance)

1. Taking Care of Our Bodies Honor’s God “Or do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not your own, for you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.” I Cor. 6:19-20

2. A Relationship with God is Connected to Good Health “Don’t be impressed with your own wisdom. Instead, fear the Lord and turn away from evil. Then you will have healing for your body and strength for your bones.” Prov. 3:7-8 “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.” Isaiah 40:31 If you think about it, this makes sense. What does a better relationship with God get you. Wisdom and wisdom leads to you caring for yourself, your relationships, and your body in more wholesome ways. A relationship with God, will help you break addictions, help you from letting yourself go to excess.

3. It’s Ok to Pray for Good Health “Dear friends, I hope all is well with you and that you are currently as healthy in body as you are strong in spirit.” 3 John 1:2

Simple Body Balance Tips

1. Cut out the white stuff

The easiest way to lose weight and improve your health? Ditch the white stuff! Most white foods (bread, rice, pasta, sugar, flour) are primarily made up of refined carbs and empty calories, so cutting them out of your diet is one of the quickest ways to shed

pounds and improve your well-being, Dr. Oz says.

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There are a few exceptions to the rule, including egg whites, cauliflower, and fish, he

says. Those are the only white foods you should have on hand.

2. Get Your Daily Dose of Vitamin D and Exercise Vitamin D helps your body break down nutrients, helping get the good stuff to go where it needs to, and keep more of the fat and bad stuff from going where you do not want it. Also, 30 minutes of exercise 5 days a week is all they say you need to keep weight off, keep your muscles tuned up, and keep type 2 diabetes at bay. Depending on your level of fitness, this could be a walk after dinner, playing Frisbee, all the way up to going to the gym, or playing a sport. And yes Golf fits into this category

3. Drink More Water There's a reason Dr. Oz can't omit this expected tip from the list. Drinking water is so imperative for staying healthy, energized, and even losing weight. There are so many reasons to stay hydrated—hunger is often disguised as thirst, it boosts your metabolism, and water is the best energy drink available, he says.

4. Delay Dessert "Avoid sweets directly after a meal since sugar disrupts the absorption of nutrients," Dr. Oz says. The best time for a sweet treat is about two hours after you finish your meal. Maybe take that walk after dinner and then come back and go get that dessert. And when it comes to what you eat, try the good doctor's go-to dessert: dark chocolate.

5. Make Breakfast a Priority Breakfast is still the most important meal of the day! "Skipping the first meal of the day can increase risk for obesity more than fourfold," Dr. Oz says. "If you don't eat right when you wake up, your body senses a famine is coming and slows your metabolism to compensate. Then, when your body is presented with food later, it's ravenous and wants to pack it in, leading to bingeing with a slow metabolism—a recipe for weight gain."

6. Get enough sleep The brain craves carbohydrates when you're tired, the quick energy they provide. But Carbs also pack on the pounds

7. Pray Well because prayer helps everything

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WELCOME We pray you will experience the presence of Jesus with

genuine, heartfelt warmth this day.

Church Office Mon - Fri 9am-5pm

[email protected] 702.873.3589

www.goodsamlv.com 8425 W. Windmill Ln. Las Vegas, NV 89113

Don Lorfing, Senior Pastor [email protected]

Scott Hove, Executive Pastor [email protected]

December 6, 2015 9:35 AM

Thank You!Special thank you to all of our volunteers who helped us deck the halls of Good Samaritan! They worked so

hard, even out in the cold weather, to make our campus look beautiful for Christmas!

Angel Tree MinistryHelp us bring Christmas morning wonder to a local family in need. Visit our Angel Tree in the entry area and select a tag. Please have all gifts wrapped and returned by Wednesday, December 16th with the tag attached to the outside of the package. For more information please contact Heidi Marley at 702.280.3823 or [email protected]. Tags also available to benefit ELCA Good Gifts. You can help fight hunger and poverty by providing a family in need with a goat, fruit tree, school fees and so much more! Battle Born ChoraleThe Battle Born Chorale presents “Our First Noel.” Journey to the Emerald Isle for a Celtic Christmas celebration featuring the music of Michael McGlynn. The concert will be at Good Samaritan in the Worship Center on Wednesday, Dec. 16th at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $10 at the door. Calling all crafty people!If you are interested in selling your creations at the Good Samaritan table during the Rhodes Ranch Craft Fair on December 12th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM sign up in the entry area or contact Pr. Don at [email protected] ChoirIf you are interested in joining our handbell choir starting in January contact Darin Bradford at [email protected]. If you have already signed up, Darin will be contacting you.FREE! From us to you this Christmas!You and your family can get FREE access to the “Netflix of Christian videos” for adults and kids. Use this free tool on your computer, iPad, iPhone or Android devices to grow in your walk with Christ. Get great Christian content for your kids to watch worry free. Just email Dan Reese, our RightNow administrator, to get your invitational link: [email protected] the choir just in time for Christmas!Our Christmas Eve services need your voice! The choir will be leading us in worship on December 24th at 6:30, 8:00, & 10:00 PM. Please join us for rehearsals on December 12th and 19th from 3:00-4:30 PM in the Worship Center.

Men’s BreakfastAll men are invited! Friends, brothers, fathers,

coworkers, nephews, sons are all welcome to join our Men’s Breakfast at 8:00 AM on December 12th.

We will enjoy great food and fellowship!

We Need Teachers! We are looking for a volunteer to teach in the k-2 room during the 9:35 AM service twice a month. If you are

interested please contact our Children’s Director, Jamie or mark it on your friendship form.

For more information on these and other Children’s Ministry events please contact Jamie Rosas at 702.704.4350 or

[email protected].

Youth Ministry 2nd Saturday: Tacky Christmas Sweater Party

Saturday, December 12th 6-8 PM in the Youth Room

Open to all Jr/Sr High. Please bring your favorite dish or dessert to share for the potluck!

We will have a White Elephant Gift Exchange! Bring a goofy gift all wrapped up if you would like to participate!

Youth Lock-in! Back by popular demand, join us for an evening of

fellowship and shenanigans as you get locked in the church! We will start with TNT at 6:30 PM on Dec. 22nd and end on

Dec. 23rd at 7:00 AM. Open to all Jr/Sr High students.

The event is FREE with a donation of canned goods. Late dinner and breakfast will be provided. Be sure to wear

all black for the “snowball” fight!

For more information on these and other Youth Ministry events please contact Natalee Graham at 702.308.5298 or

[email protected].

Children’s Ministry

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Sunday, December 6, 2015 9:35 AM Hearing devices are found in the entry area or ask the sound booth technician.

Opening Song: Wake

Welcome & Opening Prayer

Ritual Of Friendship

Song: Special Music by Battle Born Chorale

Children’s Message

Announcements & Offering: Members and friends of Good Samaritan are invited to participate in this time of offering in response and thanksgiving to God for their varied blessings! If you are a visitor or guest, know that we regard your presence here as your offering. Online giving is available at www.goodsamlv.com - click GIVE. If you prefer writing out checks, they should be made out to “Good Samaritan Lutheran Church”.

Scripture Song: What Child Is This Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 6:12 & 19-20 Sermon: Pr. Don Lorfing Sermon Song: Everlasting God

Sharing Of The Peace

The Great Thanksgiving - Holy Communion

Prayer & Lord's Prayer

Communion Song: O Little Town Of Bethlehem Benediction

Song: Go Tell It On The Mountain

Sending: What happens at Good Samaritan is not meant to stay at Good Samaritan. May you now leave here better able to go into the world seeking to Love God, Love People, and Make a Difference. Congregation: Thanks be to God.

WORSHIP INFORMATION Worship Times and Styles

Saturday - 5:00 PM - Blended Sunday - 8:00 AM - Traditional Sunday - 9:35 AM - Contemporary Sunday - 11:00 AM - Contemporary

Nursery Care (under 3 years old) Located through the stained glass doors.

Sunday School (3 years old - 5th grade) Available at 5:00 PM, 9:35 AM and 11:00 AM services. Begin at worship, then after the Children’s Message, Sunday School leaders will escort them to class. You will need to pick them up in the classroom following the worship service.

Confirmation (6th - 8th grade) Meets during the 9:35 AM service. Begin at worship, then dismissed for learning time.

Hot Church (9th - 12th grade) Meets during the 9:35 AM service. Begin at worship, then dismissed to the Youth Room.

Youth Bible Study (6th - 12th grade) Meets during the 11:00 AM service in Youth Room.

Communion (1st and 3rd weekends) All are welcome to receive the sacrament.

Adult Bible Study Sunday’s at 9:35 in Classroom #2 of the Education Building.

WEEKLY EVENTS Monday: GA Meeting 1:30-3:00 PM - Classroom #1 Tuesday: GA Meeting 1:30-3:00 PM - Classroom #1 Boy Scouts 6-8 PM - Worship Center Tuesday Night Teens 6:30-8 PM - Worship Center Wednesday: Weight Watchers 9:00 AM - Youth Room Card games 10:00 AM - Classroom #1 Bible Study 7:00 PM - Youth Room Cub Scouts - Education Building Room #3 and Multi-Purpose Room Thursday: GA meeting 1:30-3:00 PM - Classroom #1 Bible Study - 10:30 AM - Youth Room Friday: GA meeting 1:30-3:00 PM - Classroom #1 Quilters - 9-11:00 AM - Youth Room Jujitsu 6-8:30 PM - Sanctuary

ATTENDANCE Nov 28-29, 2015

5 PM = 35 8 AM = 43 5 PM SS = 7 9:35 AM =117 9:35 AM SS = 41 11 AM = 41 11 AM SS = 19 Youth = N/A Music & Techs = 14 TOTAL = 317

The women from Walter Hoving Home are selling jewelry to benefit their ministry. Please stop by their table in the entry area and pick up a few Christmas

gifts for your loved ones between the services.

Cancer - Lois S., Lisa N. (chemo, cancer), Scott (chemo and radiation), Daniel (liver cancer), Maggie (breast cancer), Becky (colon cancer test), Diane M. (successful chemo), Megan C.

Other Health Concerns - Pat H. (knee surgery), Bonnie B. (recovery from back surgery), Kim (healing from chronic pain), Bill (heart condition), Karen (shoulder surgery), Vaughn and family (awaiting prognosis for mother), Jon H (surgery on 12/12)

Health and Healing - Alex, Axel, Noah, Keith, Judy, Norm, Shane, Cameron, Chad, Amie, Ingrid, Jordan, Virgil M., Dorothy and Lynn, Joe, Pat L., Jason, Chris, Dale (continued recovery), Jerry S. (strength and healing)

Loss of Loved One - Casey (loss of mother), Tena and family (loss of mother), Sebens family at the loss of Chris

Spiritual - Christopher (peace), Anne (peace), Michelle (peace), Jessica (peace); Matthew, Mindy, and Crystal (to know Jesus), Natalia (to recognize God's love for her and return to church and relationship with Christ)

All Other Prayer Requests - Prayers adult children will reconcile and forgive and love each other, Darin, Betty, Coni (demons), Turner (peace of mind), Jeremy and Natalia (improved communication), pray for refugees to be given shelter and God's love, Dan G., Ed G., Charlie, Ruth V., Carol T., Nancy G. and family (health, happiness, and peace), Nancy G. (job), DeCristoforo family (health and personal issues), Wayne (health and job), Mary M., Frank, Dawn (peace and financial concerns), Kyle (life decisions), George & Bonnie S (health and financial hardship).

Prayer Ministry SHARING GOD’S CARE THROUGH FRIENDSHIP AND PRAYER


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