From the Pulpit this Sunday 9:00 am & 10:30 am Dr. Yount PRESCRIPTIONS FOR PEACE (A Study Of The Twenty-Third Psalm) Message Seven 6:30 pm Rev. Dustin Leatherman August 18 Rev. Dustin Leatherman HOMEGROWN SERIES The Evangel The Evangel Ten Ways We Love Our Church Ten Ways We Love Our Church Ten Ways We Love Our Church! EDITOR’S NOTE: On Sunday night, as a part of the HOMEGROWN Series, Rev. Josh Benge brought a powerful message on Living in the Liberty of Christ from Acts 15 and Galatians 2. In the conclusion of his sermon, he shared these “Ten Ways We Love Our Church.” We felt they were worth sharing with you in print this week. Consider the implications of living the “Christ-life” this week. Thank you, Josh for sharing these with us. 1. I don’t love my church because of our size; I love my church because of our Savior. 2. The church is not supposed to argue with the world; we are supposed to marvel at Jesus. 3. Jesus always sees hopeless and hurting people. 4. You can’t hang out with Jesus on a consistent basis and stay the same. 5. If we get people in an environment where they hang out with Jesus, He will change them! 6. The more conscious I am of the work Jesus has yet to do in me, the less critical I am of the work Jesus has yet to do in others. 7. Jesus intentionally put Himself in an environment with people nothing like Him so that they would become like Him. 8. If you need help believing Jesus understands pain and hurt, look no further than the cross. 9. It was and is impossible for religious people to follow Jesus. 10. Sometimes we have to hurt to understand that we need help. ~ Rev. Josh Benge ~ Dustin was born in Hickory, is a graduate of Bandys High School, has attended Fruitland Bible Institute and Lenoir Rhyne University. In August, 2002, Dustin was thrown from a four-wheeler he was riding with his brother, and broke his neck, leaving him a quadriplegic, paralyzed from the chest down. Dustin now heads DFL Ministries for the Disabled, based here in Maiden, North Carolina. You can learn more about Dustin at dflministries.net.
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From the Pulpit this Sunday
9:00 am & 10:30 am Dr. Yount
PRESCRIPTIONS FOR PEACE (A Study Of The Twenty-Third Psalm)
Message Seven
6:30 pm Rev. Dustin Leatherman
August 18
Rev. Dustin Leatherman
HOMEGROWN SERIES
The EvangelThe Evangel
Ten Ways We Love Our ChurchTen Ways We Love Our ChurchTen Ways We Love Our Church!!! EDITOR’S NOTE: On Sunday night, as a part of the HOMEGROWN Series, Rev. Josh Benge brought a powerful message on Living in the Liberty of Christ from Acts 15 and Galatians 2. In the conclusion of his sermon, he shared these “Ten Ways We Love Our Church.” We felt they were worth sharing with you in print this week. Consider the implications of living the “Christ-life” this week. Thank you, Josh for sharing these with us.
1. I don’t love my church because of our size; I love my church because of our Savior.
2. The church is not supposed to argue with the world; we are supposed
to marvel at Jesus. 3. Jesus always sees hopeless and hurting people. 4. You can’t hang out with Jesus on a consistent basis and stay the same. 5. If we get people in an environment where they hang out with Jesus, He
will change them! 6. The more conscious I am of the work Jesus has yet to do in me, the less
critical I am of the work Jesus has yet to do in others. 7. Jesus intentionally put Himself in an environment with people nothing
like Him so that they would become like Him. 8. If you need help believing Jesus understands pain and hurt, look no
further than the cross. 9. It was and is impossible for religious people to follow Jesus. 10. Sometimes we have to hurt to understand that we need help.
~ Rev. Josh Benge ~
Dustin was born in Hickory, is a
graduate of Bandys High School,
has attended Fruitland Bible
Institute and Lenoir Rhyne
University.
In August, 2002, Dustin was
thrown from a four-wheeler he
was riding with his brother, and
broke his neck, leaving him a
quadriplegic, paralyzed from the
chest down.
Dustin now heads DFL
Ministries for the Disabled,
based here in Maiden, North
Carolina.
You can learn more about Dustin
at dflministries.net.
Our FaithfulnessOur FaithfulnessOur Faithfulness Weekly Attendance Report For August 11, 2013
Total Church Membership: 1,792
Total Worship Attendance: 620
Total Sunday School/Life Group Enrollment: 1,127
Total Sunday School /Life Group Attendance: 456
WBC Stewardship Report 2012/2013 Church Year
Annual General Budget: $1,511,181.00
Weekly Budget Offering Goal: $29,061.00
Weekly Budget Offering Received 8/11/2013: $20,180.00
Dr. & Mrs. Yount and the Woodlawn family would like to
extend their Christian sympathy to the families of those
listed below, who are bereaved.
The Earsley Arndt Family
Our sympathy goes to Rick, Debbie, Matthew, and Megan
Arndt in the loss of their loved one on August 6, 2013.
The Terry Lee Walser Family
Our sympathy goes to Alan Drake and his family
in the loss of his grandfather on August 1, 2013.
GROWING YOUR FAITH
Jesus spent time developing His disciples’ faith because He knew it would be essential for the tasks ahead of them. The Lord has the same goal for us—to increase our faith so we can do the work He has planned for us. This series looks at how God grows our faith through difficult situations that stretch us to believe Him instead of depending upon our own understanding. Sermons include: How God Develops Our Faith, How To Make Wise Decisions, Learning To Wait, How To Cope When Life Is Difficult and more. This six-week series begins Sunday morning, September 8.
LIVING THROUGH RELATIONSHIPS
Everyone has those individuals in their life that can be hard to deal with, whether it's a boyfriend, girlfriend, spouse, boss, employee, friend, or relative. In this nine-part sermon series, Dr. Yount takes a look at how to survive relationships God's way. This series will teach you how to live through those difficult relationships in your life. Sermons include: Who Pushes Your Buttons, Six Keys To Relationship Peace, How To Overcome Abusive People, The People-Pleaser Trap and more. Series begins Sunday evening, September 1.
BACK TO THE BASICS (A Study of First John)
Although he was greatly advanced in age when he penned this epistle, John was still actively ministering to churches. He was the sole remaining apostolic survivor who had intimate, eyewitness association with Jesus throughout His earthly ministry, death, resurrection, and ascension. Responding to the crisis of false teaching in his day, the aged apostle wrote to reassure those remaining faithful and to combat this grave threat to the church. John gently, lovingly, but with unquestionable apostolic authority, sent this letter to churches reminding them to return to the basics of the faith. Join us on Wednesdays as Dr. Yount leads us through a verse-by-verse study of this fascinating and heart-warming letter.
Serving Sunday, August 18
Greeters for Sunday:
Bldg. A: Eddie & Kay Howard
Bldg. B: Johnny & Sybil Hughey
Van Driver:
Van #1: David Ingle
Sunday PM Ushers:
Jim Ball, Bill Burton, David Huffman, Luther Miller,
W.T . Lemons, Ron Smith
DR. YOUNT BEGINS THREE NEW TEACHING SERIES IN SEPTEMBER
Attention Ladies: New Fall Bible Study
There will be a new Bible Study starting Tuesday,
September 3 through Tuesday October 15. The Bible
Study will take place every Tuesday from 10:00 am -12
Noon.
The Bible Study is Pricilla Shirer’s “Gideon-Your
Weakness, God’s Strength”. This is a seven-week study.
Call Judy Vitullo at (828) 459-2830 to register.
(Workbook is required.)
WEEKEND
Fall Kickoff Rehearsal
Christmas At The Cove
SENIOR ADULT MINISTRIESSENIOR ADULT MINISTRIES
As we are quickly approaching our new church year, we NEED volunteers in Preschool & Children’s areas.
In Preschool, if you are willing to love on babies, teach them
about God, dance and sing with them, or be an amazing assistant, then Preschool is the place for you.
In Children’s ministry, we need a small group leader, and
someone to work with the KidZone Team. We are only a few weeks away, so sign up now to invest in
Rev. Jeff Moore, Associate Pastor of Family Ministries & Missions
Rev. Mike Daughtrey, Minister of Music & Worship Ministries
Rev. Jerry Anderson, Minister of Senior Adults
Rev. Cris Alley, Minister of Adults
Rev. Kyle Patton, Minister of Young Adults & Contemporary Worship
Rev. Ed Braswell, Minister of Youth
Mrs. Erica Whitener, Director of Preschool & Children
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Next Steps I & II
Friday, September 13 6 pm–9 pm (supper provided)
Saturday, September 14 9 am–2 pm (lunch provided)
Make you reservation by 12 Noon Wednesday, September 4.
You may register online at www.woodlawnbaptistnc.org or call Debbie Simmons in the church office.
Make your reservation today!
Childcare will be provided!
Fall Discipleship Classes
Financial Peace University with Dave Ramsey Sundays 6:00-7:30 pm or Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 pm
Parenting Your Child: The Essentials of Discipline
Sundays 6:00-7:30 pm or Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 pm
Divorce Care Sundays 5:30-7:30 pm
Read the Bible for Life Sundays 5:00-6:15 pm
Extreme Grandparenting
Sundays 5:00-6:15 pm
The Story - Living and Sharing the Gospel Sundays 6:00-7:30 pm
Jesus the One and Only - Beth Moore
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm
Classes begin in September and space is limited!
Take a brochure from the tables in the foyer and sign up today!
For this reason, make every effort to add to your faith goodness, and to goodness, knowledge, and to knowledge, self-control, and to self-control, perseverance, and to perseverance, godliness, and to godliness, brotherly kindness, love. For if you possess these qualities in increasing measure, they will keep you from being ineffective and unproductive in your knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.”
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