Discipleship Training Resumes Sunday, January 2

The adult Discipleship Training class resumes this Sunday, January 2, at 5pm.  Rick Bunch will lead our January Bible Study with the first lesson this Sunday evening.  The Bible Study is on "Grace from Galatians".

I encourage folks to join us for this study time.

"The Birth of Jesus and the Works of God": A Sermon Outline for Sunday, December 26, 2010

“The Birth of Jesus & the Works of God”

Galatians 4:5

Proposition:  God the Son did not leave Heaven and take on human form simply to be a baby for our nativity scenes.  God’s purpose is seen in the work accomplished through the birth of Christ.

Transition:  Today we will focus on 2 aspects of the work of God in the birth of Christ.

I.  Christ’s Birth was for the Redemption of His People.

            A.  Redemption implies bondage from which to be saved.

            B.  Redemption implies a price which must be paid.

            C.  Redemption implies a substitution which must be made.

II.  Christ’s Birth was for the Adoption of His People.

                A.  Adoption is an Act of Grace.

           B.  Adoption is an Act of Love.

NO CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE

Due to weather forecasts, there will be no Christmas Eve service at Bethesda Baptist.

Tell anyone you may know who was planning on attending our service.

"The Birth of Jesus and the Incarnation of God": Sermon Outline For December 19, 2010

“The Birth of Jesus & the Incarnation of God”

Galatians 4:4

Proposition:  With the celebration of the birth of our Lord this coming Saturday, it is an appropriate time to reflect on the incarnation of God’s Son.

Transition:  From out text, we view the incarnation from 2 perspectives.

I.  See the Person of the Incarnated One.

§  “born of woman”

            A.  He is the DIVINE Son of God.

              1.  His Deity is Evident in His Titles.

     2.  His Deity is Evident in His Character.

              3.  His Deity is Evident in His Actions.

            B.  He is the HUMAN son of woman.

              1.  See His Humanity in His Birth.

              2.  See His Humanity in His Life.

              3.  See His Humanity in His Death.

            C.  He is the God-Man.

              1.  He is one person.

              2.  He has 2 natures; divine & human.

     3.  These 2 natures are united in 1 person.

              4.  These 2 natures cannot be divided.

              5.  Each nature remains unchanged.

              6.  Each nature is distinct.

II.  See the Position of the Incarnated One.

§   “born under the law”

     A.  It is a Natural Position.

B.  It is a Subservient Position.

C.  It is an Obedient Position.

D.  It is a Necessary Position.

Galatians 4:3 and the word "enslaved"

I placed some thoughts on comments I made Sunday relative to the word "enslaved" in Galatians 4:3 on my personal blog here.

Goodbye to the Overton Family

As part of our Christmas Program last night, we said a final goodbye to the Overton family who are moving to southern Indiana this week.  As I said before I prayed for them, they are leaving our church but they are not leaving the Lord!

Kerry has taken a different position within his company and this has necessitated the move.  As much as I hate seeing them leave our church family, I am delighted God, in His infinite wisdom and providence, has opened this door and guided them to this decision.  He has a plan for them and, for now, it involves southern Indiana.

May our Lord graciously bless Kerry, Anne, Isabelle, and Simon as they serve Him in their new mission field!

"The Birth of Jesus and the Mediation of God": A Sermon Outline for December 12, 2010

“The Birth of Jesus & the Mediation of God”

Galatians 4:3-5

Proposition:  The birth of our Lord Jesus Christ provides testimony of the mediating work of God in our lives.

Transition:  Today we consider one phrase of this text and note 4 elements of the mediation of God.

I.  Note the Adversity Requiring Mediation (v. 3).

            A.  This Adversity is Slavery.

            B.  This Adversity is the Result of Sin.

            C.  This Adversity is Hostility.

II.  Note the Author of Mediation (v. 4).

§   “God sent forth His Son”

            A.  The Author is God.

            B.  The Author is the Father.

            C.  The Author is Active.

            D.  The Author Initiates the Mediation.

III.  Note the Act of Mediation (v. 4).

            A.  Mediation is a Purposeful Act.

            B.  Mediation is a Singular Act.

            C.  Mediation is a Sacrificial Act.

            D.  Mediation is a Commissioning Act.

IV.  Note the Arbiter of Mediation (v. 4).

            A.  The Arbiter is God’s Son.

            B.  The Arbiter is Just.

            C.  The Arbiter is Supreme.

Bethesda Christmas Program and Christmas Party

OUR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM IS THIS SUNDAY EVENING at 5 p.m.

Are you participating?  If so, brother Steve would like you to attend a practice at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon.

Would you like to participate?  Contact brother Steve as soon as possible.


OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY FOLLOWS AT 6 p.m.

Bring a finger food, a dessert, and a drink and join us for the fun following the Christmas program.

"The Birth of Jesus and the Providence of God": Sermon Outline for Sunday, December 5, 2010

“The Birth of Jesus & the Providence of God”

Galatians 4:1-7

Proposition:  In the birth of our Lord Jesus we see evidence of the great and awesome Providence of God.

Transition:  This morning we will examine the topic of God’s Providence by presenting 3 considerations of this great Biblical truth.

I.  Consider the Nature of Divine Providence

            A.  God Preserves His Creation to Fulfill His Purposes.

            B.  God is Active in All That Occurs to Fulfill His Purposes.

            C.  God Governs His Creation to Fulfill His Purposes.

II.  Consider the Nativity and Divine Providence (v. 4)

§   “when the fullness of time had come”

            A.  The Time was Fulfilled Culturally.

            B.  The Time was Fulfilled Religiously.

            C.  The Time was Fulfilled Politically.

            D.  The Time was Fulfilled Prophetically.

     E.  The Time was Fulfilled Divinely

III.  Consider Our Need for Divine Providence

            A.  God’s Providence Explains Your Existence.

            B.  God’s Providence Extends Throughout Your Life

December Messages

Last week we completed John 4. If the Lord permits, that will be my final 2010 message from the Gospel of John. We will resume with chapter 5 in January.

For the next 4 weeks I intend to focus on the birth of our Lord. Recently I saw this posting from another pastor:

"A new sermon series begins on Dec. 5th ... called "Christmas at the Movies." I'm going to use movie clips from popular Christmas movies to help us undertand who we are as Christ followers. First up in the series is 'The Santa Clause.'"

Well, I will NOT be using movie clips but instead will use the Word of God found in Galatians 4:1-7. I challenge you to bring your Bible and examine God's Word with me during this holiday season.

Dr. James White in St. Charles

Apologist Dr. James White is conducting a seminar at Covenant of Grace Church in St. Charles this weekend.  The seminar is on the topic of the historical reliability of the New Testament.

Friday, December 3:  7 p.m.
Saturday, December 4:  10 a.m., 2 p.m., 7 p.m.
Sunday, December 5:  10 a.m.  He will also preach in the 11 a.m. service.

For directions to the church, visit their web site here.

"Multi-Dimensional Healing": Sermon Outline for Sunday, November 28, 2010

“Multi-Dimensional Healing”

John 4:43-54

Proposition:  The Supremacy of Jesus Christ is seen in His position as the Great Physician, a physician who provides healing in more than one dimension.

Transition:  The healing power of Jesus Christ is evident in 3 dimensions from this text this morning.

I.  Our Lord Heals Emotional Illness (vv. 46-50)

            A.  The Official Has a Common Malady (vv. 46-47)

            B.  The Official Has an Earnest Request (vv. 47-49)

            C.  The Lord Has an Omniscient Word (v. 50)

            D.  The Official Has an Immediate Healing (v. 50)

II.  Our Lord Heals Physical Illness (vv. 49-53)

            A.  The Son Has a Death Warrant (v. 49)

            B.  The Official Has Limited Faith (v. 49)

                        1.  Jesus must be present to heal.

                        2.  Jesus must heal prior to death.

            C.  The Lord Has Omnipresent Power (vv. 50-52)

            D.  The Son Has an Immediate Healing (vv. 52-53)

III.  Our Lord Heals Spiritual Illness (vv. 53-54)

            A.  The Official, His Servants, and His Son are Spiritually Dead

            B.  They Have a Spiritual Rebirth (v. 53)

            C.  The Lord Has an Omnipotent Purpose in What He Does (v. 54)

"Harvest": Sermon Outline for Sunday, November 21, 2010

“Harvest”

John 4:31-42

Proposition:  Each believer is to spend their life involved in missions.

Transition:  In our text for today, we see 6 reasons why we are to be involved in missions.

I.  We must be involved in missions because Christ has given us this work. (v. 38)

II.  We must be involved in missions because now is the time for this work. (v. 35)

III.  We must be involved in missions because missions is a necessary work. (v. 42)

IV.  We must be involved in missions because our God will save. (vv. 36, 41)

V.  We must be involved in missions because we ourselves have experienced its work.  (v. 42)

VI.  We must be involved in missions because the work of missions brings rewards. (vv. 36 - 38)

Reminder: "A Walk Through the Bible One Book at a Time" - Wednesday at 7 p.m.

Our walk through the Bible continues this Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. followed by prayer time.  I am presenting a 20 minute overview of each book of the Bible, one book each week.  We have already looked at Genesis and Exodus.  This week we tackle Leviticus.

Come and join us as we study God's Word and lift our requests to Him!

"A Model for Life": Sermon Outline for Sunday, November 14, 2010

“A Model for Life”

John 4:31-38

Proposition:  Jesus’ earthly life provides us with a perfect model for living our lives.

Transition:  Jesus’ message to the disciples in this text provides us with 3 aspects of his model for living, a model we need to embrace.

I.  Jesus had a Philosophy of Life (v. 34)

A.  He was Created by a Divine Creator.

B.  He was Commissioned with a Divine Commission.

C.  He was Certain of Divine Certainty.

D.  He was Called to a Divine Calling.

II.  Jesus had a Plan for Life (v. 34)

A.  He Planned to Live an Active Life.

B.  He Planned to Live an Obedient Life.

III.  Jesus had a Purpose for Life  (v. 34)

A.  His Purpose was to Complete God’s Work.

B.  His Purpose was to Fulfill God’s Work.

Thanksgiving Dinner

BETHESDA BAPTIST THANKSGIVING DINNER!

Join us this Sunday, November 14:

At 9:15 a.m. - Bible Study
At 10:30 a.m. - Worship
At 12:15 p.m. - Thanksgiving Dinner Celebration

The church is providing the meat.  Each family is asked to bring the following to share with others:

1.  A side dish
2.  A dessert
3.  A drink

Please come and join us.

"A Woman's Word": Sermon Outline for Sunday, November 7, 2010

“A Woman’s Word”

John 4:27-30

Proposition:  When Jesus converts our soul, we find we have a new message, a new testimony which we must share with others, the testimony of Christ and His Gospel.

Transition:  In this brief paragraph, we see 8 characteristics of worship.

I.  This Testimony is a Provided Testimony (v. 27)

A.  This Testimony is Providentially Provided

B.  This Testimony is Purposefully    Provided

II.  This Testimony is a Pressing Testimony (v. 28)

III.  This Testimony is a Proclaimed Testimony (v. 28)

IV.  This Testimony is a Pleading Testimony (v. 29)

V.  This Testimony is a Personal  Testimony (v. 29)

VI.  This Testimony is a Probing Testimony (v. 29)

VII.  This Testimony is a Precise Testimony (v. 29)

VIII.  This Testimony is a Productive  Testimony (v. 30)

"Worship Wars": Sermon Outline for Sunday, October 31, 2010

“Worship Wars”

John 4:20-24

Proposition:  The proper worship of God demands our understanding of what God says concerning our worship of Him.

Transition:  Today I will share with you some thoughts on the worship of God by contrasting 2 views of worship.

I.  First, Let Us Look at the Worship of God from Man’s Perspective (vv. 20-22)

A.  Man Believes a

Specific Place

is Needed (v. 20)

B.  Man Believes Traditional Elements are Needed (v. 20)

C.  Man Believes Physical Accessories are Needed (v. 22)

D.  Man Believes Emotions are Needed (v. 22)

II.  Next, Let Us Look at the Worship of God from God’s Perspective (v. 22-24)

A.  Worship Has Meaning (v. 22)

       1.  Worship is Reverence

       2.  Worship is Active

       3.  Worship is Participatory

B.  Worship Has an Object (vv. 23-24)

       1.  The Object of Worship is God (v. 24)

       2.  The Object of Worship is the Father (v. 23)

C.  Worship is Necessary (v. 23)

       1.  We Desire to Worship God

       2.  God Desires for Us to Worship Him

D.  Worship Has a Method (vv. 23-24)

       1.  True Worship is Worship in the Spirit

       2.  True Worship is Worship in the Truth

       3.  True Worship is Both

Saved By Faith Youth Challenge (SBFYC 2011)

The SBFYC web site for next summer's conference is now active though the owners are still making updates.  I would encourage members to examine the site and pray about permitting your young person to attend next summer's session.  Paul Washer of Heart Cry Ministries will be the featured speaker.  Those who have heard Paul know what a blessing it is to listen to him preach the Word of God.

My family has attended the last 13 conferences and look forward to this one as well.

The SBFYC web site is here.

Invitation to a Reformation Day Party

The pastor of Highland View Baptist Church in St. Charles, brother Gary Robnett, has personally invited us to attend their 22^nd annual Reformation Day Celebration on Sunday evening.  

Highland View Baptist Church in St. Charles is hosting its

22^nd annual Reformation Day Party

on Sunday, October 31, 2010

beginning at 6:45 p.m.  There will be games, snacks, and drinks for everyone.

Each family brings:

·        A bag of wrapped candy

·        Some finger food for snacking

·        A 2-liter bottle of soda

Please do NOT wear costumes or Halloween type makeup.

Come and join with other brothers and sisters as we celebrate the anniversary of the Protestant Reformation!

Highland View Baptist Church is at

3220 Droste Road

near McNair Park and St. Charles West High School in St. Charles.  For more information, contact Highland View at 636-723-0500

"A Woman in Need": Sermon Outline for October 24, 2010

“A Woman in Need”

John 4:16-26

Proposition:  Jesus provides for all of our spiritual needs.

Transition:  By reviewing this account, we see 3 ways in which Jesus provides for our spiritual needs.

I.  To Our Conscience, Jesus Brings Conviction (vv. 16-19)

A.  He Forces Us to Reflect on Our Sin (vv.16-17)

B.  He Reveals His Knowledge of Our Iniquity (vv. 18-19)

II.  To Our Confusion, Jesus Brings Clarity (vv. 20-24)

A.  Confusion Results from the Opinions of Men (v. 20)

B.  Confusion is Resolved by Searching His Word (v. 22)

III.  To Our Confession, Jesus Brings Certainty (vv. 25-26)

A.  Our Confession Looks to the Future (v. 25)

B.  Our Christ is Here in the Present (v. 26).

A Walk Through the Bible One Book at a Time

Tonight, Wednesday, October 20, we begin a lengthy study of the Bible.  Each Wednesday evening, except on business meeting nights, I will present a 15-20 minute study covering a book of the Bible.  We'll take an overview of the book, primary events, major doctrines taught, key verses and try to come to a better overall understanding of God's Word.  Given 66 books and roughly 48 available Wednesday evenings a year, our study will last into 2012!

Our first session tonight will present a high level overview of the Bible in general.  Then, on October 27, we will begin the book by book review with Genesis.

I encourage you to come and join us for this study and the prayer meeting which follows.

"The Stewardship of Grace": Sermon Outline for October 17, 2010

For those who have an interest, here is the outline of the message I preached yesterday.  This was a very difficult message for me to preach.  Perhaps you noticed how much I moved around on the platform during the sermon.  God was using my own words to step on my toes!  Each of us often fail to use the spiritual/grace gift God has given to us from time to time and, as a result, we let down the body of Christ rather than building up the body.  We also fail to glorify our Lord and present Him properly to the lost around us.  Thank goodness our Lord is a merciful and gracious God who forgives us. 

So, let us repent and move forward in serving Christ!

“The Stewardship of Grace”

1 Peter 4:7-11

Proposition:  Believers, you and I are to be stewards of God’s grace.

Transition:  In this passage, Peter provides us with 3 key concepts we must grasp concerning our stewardship of grace.

I.  Understand the Manifestation of this Grace (v. 10)

A.  God’s Grace is Revealed in Gifts

B.  Believers Receive Gifts

C.  These Gifts are Diverse

II.  Understand the Management of this Grace (vv. 10-11a)

A.  Stewards are to Use the Gifts

B.  Stewards are to Use the Gifts to Serve

C.  Stewards are to Use the Gifts to Serve

     Each Other

D.  Stewards are to Use the Gifts

     Properly

E.  Stewards are to Improve the Gifts

III.  Understand the Mission of this Grace (v. 11b)

A.  We are to Bring Glory to God.

B.  We are to Bring Glory to God through

      Jesus Christ.

Disturbing the Waters

Yes, the waters are moving at Bethesda!

1.  Tonight (Friday) is our second evening of the Bethesda Bible Conference.  Beginning at 6:30 p.m., Broken4One will lead us in worship music and Scott Lee, pastor of Rockport Baptist Church in Arnold, will preach God's Word.  Come and worship with us!

2.  Tomorrow evening is our third session with Dr. John Greever, pastor of First Baptist Fenton delivering God's Word.

3.  On Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m., I will close out our conference with a message entitled "The Stewardship of Grace" from 1 Peter 4:7-11.  If you do not have a place to worship then I encourage you to join us this Sunday.

4.  At 9:15 a.m. we have Bible classes for every age group.  Here is FREE Biblical education which only requires you to get up, get dressed, and come!

5.  We have Bible classes for ages 10 and up on Sunday evening at 5 p.m. and our Financial Peace University continues at 6 p.m.

6.  AND, on Wednesday, October 20, I begin a new weekly 15-20 minute study before our prayer meeting titled "A Walk Through the Bible One Book at a Time".  Each week I will give a brief overview and introduction to one of the books of the Bible.  For our first class, I'll review the nature of the Bible in general.  Then, on October 27, we will start our overview with the first book of Scripture, Genesis.

I encourage you to take advantage of these worship and educational opportunities!

Our Bible Conference Begins TONIGHT at 6:30 p.m.

Brother Bill Savage, pastor of St. Clair Southern Baptist Church, will deliver the first message of our first Bible Conference this evening.  Our worship service begins at 6:30 p.m. with our band, Broken4One, leading us in worship via song.  Then brother Bill will proclaim the Lord's Word from Galatians 5 in a message titled "The Grace that Keeps Us".

Please join us this evening at Bethesda Baptist Church, 4700 Central School Road, in St. Charles.  Invite your friends, family, neighbors, and co-woirkers as well!

"Filling the Gaps"

As most of our church family knows, the Overtons are moving to Indiana before the end of 2010.  While we will greatly miss them, they see this move as the work of the Lord and, therefore, we rejoice with them! 

Nevertheless, Kerry and Anne presently fill several positions in our church and we need someone to step in and "fill the gaps" resulting from their departure.  Both teach Sunday School classes, both serve on various committees, Anne maintains our Sunday bulletins and Wednesday prayer sheets, and Kerry is our church treasurer.  We need to have capable folks ready to step in and fill these important positions when the time comes.  In fact, it would be helpful for those volunteers to spend a few weeks working with Kerry and Anne so they can get a handle on what is required in these positions.

If you believe the Lord would have you serve in one or more of these positions:

1.  Please contact our Sunday School Director, Jon Bounds, if you would like to teach a Sunday School class.
2.  Please contact Sandy Brandel or Anne, our Nominating Committee, for the other positions.

If you have any questions on any of these positions, I strongly recommend you talk with Kerry and/or Anne.

Bethesda Bible Conference: Nursery Volunteer Needed

We need one additional adult volunteer to work in the nursery during the Saturday, October 16th session of our Bethesda Bible Conference.

If you are able to help, please contact Kate Bounds.

"Give Me a Drink": Sermon Outline for October 3, 2010

“Give Me a Drink”

John 4:7-15

Proposition:  The encounter between a believer and a lost person is a meeting of eternal significance.

Transition:  Let us be better prepared for such meetings in the future by examining 6 aspects of Christ’s initial exchange with the Samaritan woman.

I.  Let Us Learn From the Circumstances (vv. 6-8)

A.  We See the Electing Hand of God

B.  We See the Providential Hand of God

II.  Let Us Learn From the Confrontation  (vv. 7,9)

A.  Hear His Command

B.  Hear Her Comeback

III.  Let Us Learn From the Claim (v. 10)

A.  The Woman Has Spiritual Needs

B.  The Woman Has Evidence of Her Needs

C.  The Woman Has Hope

IV.  Let Us Learn From the Criticism (vv. 11-12)

A.  She Doubts He is Equipped to Perform His Claim

B.  She Doubts He is Equal to the Patriarch Jacob

V.  Let Us Learn From the Clarification (vv. 13-14)

            A.  Negatively, You Will Never Satisfy Yourself

            B.  Positively, I will Satisfy You Now and Forever

VI.  Let Us Learn From the Conclusion (v. 15)

            A.  Positively, She Asks.

            B.  Negatively, She Asks Amiss

"Warning, Walking, Weary, and Well": Sermon Outline for Sunday, September 26, 2010

Warning, Walking, Weary, and Well

John 4:1-6

Proposition:  Our Savior's humanity enables Him to relate to and sympathize with our experiences.

Transition:  Our text clearly reveals Christ's humanity by showing 5 characteristics our Lord shares with us.

I.  Like Us, Jesus Learned (v. 1)

A.  He Learned from His Parents

B.  He Learned from His Teachers

C.  He Learned from His Experiences

D.  He Learned from God and His Word

II.  Like Us, Jesus Had Relationships (vv. 1-2)

A.  He Had Friends

B.  He Had Followers

C.  He Had Foes

III.  Like Us, Jesus Had Goals & Limitations (vv. 3-5)

A.  What of His Goals?  (v. 3)

B.  What of His Limitations? (vv. 4-5)

IV.  Like Us, Jesus Had Suffering (v. 6)

A.  He Suffered Physically

B.  He Suffered Mentally

V.  Like Us, Jesus Had Purpose (v. 4)

"He Who Comes From Above is the Son": Sermon Outline for Sunday, September 19, 2010

“He Who Comes From Above is the Son”

John 3:31-36

Proposition:  Nothing and no one compares with Jesus for He and He alone is the Greatest.

Transition:  In John the Baptist's closing testimony concerning Jesus, we see 4 proofs of Christ's greatness.

I.  We See His Greatness in His Character.

A.             He is From Above. (v. 31)

B.             He is Full of the Spirit. (v. 34)

C.             He is Loved by the Father. (v. 35)

D.             He is the Son. (v. 35)

II.  We See His Greatness in His Witness.

A.             His Witness is Based on Experience. (v. 32).

B.             His Witness Agrees with God. (v. 33)

C.             His Witness is the Words of God. (v. 34)

III.  We See His Greatness in His Authority.

A.  He is Above All. (v. 31)

B.  He Has Been Given All. (v. 35)

IV.  We See His Greatness in His Eternal Significance. (v. 36)

A.             Without Him We are Under God's Wrath.

B.             With Him We Have Eternal Life.

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

I was asked about the quote from Jonathan Edwards' famous sermon, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" (preached in 1741 during the Great Awakening). Here is the text of the portion I quoted during the sermon:

So that thus it is that natural men are held in the hand of God over the pit of hell; they have deserved the fiery pit, and are already sentenced to it; and God is dreadfully provoked: his anger is as great towards them as those that are actually suffering the execution of the fierceness of his wrath in hell; and they have done nothing in the least to appease or abate that anger, neither is God in the least bound by any promise to hold them up for one moment. The devil is waiting for them, hell is gaping for them, the flames gather and flash about them, and swallow them up; the fire pent up in their own hearts is struggling to break out; and they have no interest in any Mediator; there are no means within reach that can be any security to them. In short they have no refuge, nothing to take hold of; all that preserves them at any moment is the mere arbitrary will, and uncovenanted, unobliged forebearance of an incensed God.

You may read the entire sermon at the website here.

Preliminary Information on the Bethesda Bible Conference, October 14-17, 2010

Bethesda Bible Conference

October 14 - 17, 2010

Thursday-Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

Theme:  "The Grace of God"

Bill Savage, pastor of St. Clair Southern Baptist Church in St. Clair, MO

"The Grace That Keeps Us"

Galatians 5:1-4

Thursday, October 14 at 6:30 p.m.

S. Scott Lee, pastor of Rockport Baptist Church in Arnold, MO

"Grace to Conquer All My Sin"

Romans 5:18-21

Friday, October 15 at 6:30 p.m.

Dr. John Greever, pastor of First Baptist Church in Fenton, MO

"The Sufficiency of Grace"

2 Corinthians 12:7-10

Saturday, October 16 at 6:30 p.m.

Bruce D. Walker, pastor of Bethesda Baptist Church in St. Charles, MO

"The Stewardship of Grace"

1 Peter 4:7-11

Sunday, October 17 at 10:30 a.m.

Worship Music for ALL Services Provided by:      Broken4One