Sunday, December 5, 2010

Sunday Feedback December 5

Video testimonies about God's work in lives during 40 Days of Love. A shared life story is a powerful thing.

Our choir and band gave us a glimpse of this week's concerts, Wednesday and Friday nights. Wow!

Communion, the picture God gave us of the greatest love ever shown.

New partners lunch and interviews! Six new partner are joining the family.

The youth Agape Feast. Tell us about it!

FYI, our auditorium lighting should be fixed this week!!

Tell us all about your Sunday!

And don't forget your homework assignment. Matthew 2:1-18:
How many wise men?
What were their names?

7 comments:

  1. Thanks to everyone who was open and willing to share their stories on video for us. Changed lives are the most exciting reason we exist, and why we are so grateful for how God used 40 Days of Love.

    Remain in His love.

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  2. I loved the videos (felt so proud of my MnM girls who are now my family). It takes bravery to tell your story and I'm just so thankful for all who shared. I jotted down several points said by them.

    Are we supposed to answer the wise men question here?

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  3. You can answer it here if you want. Just be ready to defend your answer!

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  4. Tricia and I had the opportunity to share the story of Jesus with our foster child today. She attended church this morning and observed communion. We were able to explain it to her later. Pray that this seed will grow in her.

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  5. It doesn't say how many there were. Just that there were 3 gifts brought by the Magi (magi means wise men from the East) which has led people to assume there were 3. It could have been many. They didn't actually come at Christmas time either, but when Jesus was 1 1/2 years old. This teaches me to always go to the Bible for the truth.

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  6. I think the video testimonies were powerful evidence that God is working and moving in the life of Nags Head Church.

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  7. I agree with Rebecca. Their names aren't listed, so we have no idea how many there were. But the commentary says that they traveled thousands of miles, following a star that led them to the Messiah and they worshiped Him. We should be so persistent!

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