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November 11th 10:30 AM PM Song Leader Ken Weinhardt Growth Groups Opening Prayer David Sims Growth Groups Scripture Reading Daniel England Growth Groups Closing Prayer Elders Growth Groups (Monthly) Audio-Visual Stace Fauske Joe Henry Presiding at the Table Leonard Lay Greeters (Sm Foyer/Entrance/Foyer) Aldinger/Caldwell J. Rode D. Sims (Monthly) Communion Preparaon Megan Ellis/Suzee Weinhardt (Monthly) Lock-Up David Higgins/Lew Foshee Ashley Glen 8:30 AM Opening Prayer Andy Garner Song Leader Mike Ellio Devoonal John Hayes Closing Prayer John Hancock Service Times For the Record - 10.28.18 Ashley Glen – 8:30 a.m. Sunday School – 9:30 a.m. AM Worship – 8:15 & 10:30 a.m. PM Worship – 5:00 p.m. Wednesday – 7:00 p.m. Contribution – $13,858.26 Sunday School – 205 AM Worship – 255 PM Worship - 240 June 11, 2017 Office Phone 770-487-9246 Email: [email protected] 201 S. Peachtree Parkway, Peachtree City, GA 30269 OUR SHEPHERDS Perry Baker - (404) 427-3212 [email protected] Jimmy England - (251) 375-4554 [email protected] Andy Garner - (404) 557-1872 [email protected] Ken Weinhardt - (678) 643-2461 [email protected] Todd Wilson - (678) 570-3382 [email protected] Calendar 11/9-11 Fall Youth Retreat 11/10 Tweens - Lion King at Newnan Theatre Co. 11/11 Growth Group Sunday 11/13 Raintree Village Food Truck Pickup 11/14 Jesus’ Lambs pack Thanksgiving Boxes 11/18 Dollar A Day Missions Collecons 11/20 Thanks Singing “I AM COME THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE AND HAVE IT ABUNDANTLY” Elecon Day, Ken Weinhardt U nless you have been hibernang for the last 6 months, you are probably well aware that this Tuesday is Elecon Day. Most of us will be very thankful when that day has passed because of the non-stop barrage of polical ads. Most of these ads that flood your TV, radio, phone or comput- er spend most of their alloed me aacking an opposing polical candidate or cause rather than promong or celebrang their own candidate or cause. It is for this reason many ignore and want to disengage in the polical process. As easy as it would be to remove yourself from this process, as Chrisans, we must not do that. As Chrisans we are called on by God to wear our faith every day. We are to be Chrisans not just when we gather to worship, but when we go to work, when we go to school, when we in are our neighborhoods, at ballfields and at the grocery store. Even on Elec- on Day we are called to be Chrisans when we head to the ballot box. In Mahew 22:21 Jesus said to “render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and to God the things that are God’s.” On Elecon Day, we have the unique opportunity to do both at the same me! We get to fulfill our civic duty by parcipang in the elecon process of the greatest naon on earth and we get to let our light shine by vong our Chrisan values. Our society seems to try relentlessly to divide us by our race, sex, occupaon, economic status and every other way possible. As Chrisans, we must remember the words of Paul in Galaans 3:28, “There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male or female. For you are all one in Christ.” Just as Paul urged the Chrisans in the first century not to let the world divide them, we must, likewise, not let the policians, the media, or the popular social figures of the day divide us from what should truly be most important to us; our love for Christ and our desire to promote him and his kingdom. It is for that reason we must always be willing to en- dure the painful, somemes brutal, polical seasons and vote our faith, our values and our desire for a society where the Word of God will connue to be allowed to be spread. □ Today’s Sermons, November 4th AM - The World Is Not Enough, Stan Butt (Matt. 16.24-27) PM - Pedro Morales (Matt. 28.16-20)
