Peace to you! Many of you were able to have a great time around the dinner table this past Thursday. This is definitely a unique opportunity to invite friends and close ones for fellowship. During this time we talk about God and how Christ transforms our lives. Thanksgiving is the beginning of a season when we can organically and more often have such fellowship. Christmas and the New Year are drawing near when we can repeat these types of gatherings….
“I give thanks to my God always for you because of the grace of God that was given you in Christ Jesus…” (1 Cor. 1:4) This week we gather with our friends and relatives around a celebratory dinner. In order to keep the time at the table effective, here are a few questions that you can use: – What does it mean to be thankful? – Give 2 biblical examples of thankful people. – How does unthankfulness look like? – Give…
An opinion has rooted in Christian society that kids are not able to conceive and comprehend sermons spoken from the pulpit. That’s why we need to “amuse” them by Sunday school, so they don’t distract adults from listening to the sermon. On the contrary, during the whole year we were amazed watching not only adults, but also kids listening to the sermons on Romans. After services they were “knocking pastor off his feet”, trying to give him their sermon notes. …
The grace of our Lord be with all! Occasionally a preacher does not calm down after a sermon since he realizes that something was not adequately explained. I confide that from the beginning of this week, I’ve been reflecting on the Sunday morning sermon, and I believe that I was not able to explain one issue very clearly and precisely… I apologize. Right now I’ll try to explain one concept, that I consider to be very important. When talking about…
(11/11/21 – 11/14/21) Shalom! Dear church, we talked about an important topic on Sunday: singleness. This includes orphans, widows, single people, and those who for various reasons have not yet become part of a church family. This is very important; we don’t want to give you new information, but rather want to repeat the practical applications from Sunday’s sermon: Seriously consider Foster Care or adoption. Pray for single people (begin with our church). Financially support or help single mothers in…
There are many ways to spread the “fragrance of Christ”. Including, by cleaning streets and removing garbage from the streets of the cities where we live. Today, September 25, Watt Avenue along Grace Family Church became bright with orange trash bags, gloves and hard-workers, cleaning out all the mess at the street. Having armed themselves with a goal to meet neighbors and offer help to people who live or work close to church, brothers and sisters went out to beautify the nearby…
“Nowadays there are many surviving churches, but few are alive.” А. Kolomiytsev No more, no less but 18. Grace Family Church celebrated its full age lively and joyfully in the context of fellowship and worship. Church is a fruit of God’s work from its first brick to the last person in it. Thinking of this, you cannot stop worshiping its Author. That’s why Sunday service was started with a triumphant unison “Soli Deo Gloria”- “Glory to God alone”. In addition to Church Birthday,…
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