If you missed our midweek service where it was all explained, then you can hear the introduction here: Lazarus Life Fall Campaign Introduction (~6 min.)
Here's the first devotional lesson. It will challenge you to put yourself in the story of Lazarus, choose who you are most like, and be transformed by the power of God. Where Are You In The Story? (Jn 11)- Wk 1
Leslie & I were out of town for Week 2 & Joe Strange did that lesson. But listen to this one from Week 3 about dealing with the "bad odor" of sin in our lives.
There's a quick rundown of our trip to London and the Ukraine in the beginning too (if you're interested). Dealing With The Bad Odor - Wk 3
Last week we focused on exposing our lives and getting help. This week we take a look at 4 biblical tips on how to be a good "helper" and remove the transformation bandages. Help Me Yank Off The Bandages - Wk 4
The last week of our campaign ends with what our focus needs to be if we're going to live a "Lifetime of Transformation". Too bad we didn't record all the personal sharing that happened right before this message.
God has done an amazing work this month in the lives of our members! A Lifetime Of Transformation - Wk 5
As Paul was on his way to Rome to stand trial before Caesar, he went on trial 3 times in defense of his faith.
Once before Felix, once before Festus, and once before King Agrippa.
Didn't have time to preach the lessons learned from all 3, but you can still listen and hear why Felix was frightened and Festus was freaked out about the message of Jesus.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
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7:32 PM
Posted by
Tony Millet
There's a show in Gatlinburg called Cirque de China. They said it's straight off the Vegas Strip! Of course, I couldn't video tape inside the show...so here's what went on before and after (just as entertaining!)
I've always planned on taking the kids fishing. Fortunately, our resort hosted a free kids fishing trip.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
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10:50 AM
Posted by
Tony Millet
You know, in America we work very hard to defend our "rights".
I'm amazed at times I've watched judge shows (Judge Judy, Judge Joe Brown, etc.) and seen 2 people fly across the country to be on national television over a $150 cell phone bill.
What a shame.
And you know what they always say? "It's not the money, it's the principle..."
I believe God would call this ultra-defense of individuality and "rights" not the principle, but the pride!
Tonight's lesson will challenge you to think about whether you strive for America's values of being right, or God's values of being righteous.
BUT, if I were you I'd read up on the Nazirite vow in Numbers 6 first. That will really help you to understand Paul's humility and his pursuit of righteousness over being right.