It’s Sunday - What did you listen to?

[mike]

I listened to our normal in-person Sunday service consisting of a Bible study and a sermon on the topic of ordination. We have a double ordination coming up, and the sermon detailed the process and the reasons behind it. Then we had our monthly Sunday evening service and I listened to a sermon on Keeping the Lord's Day Holy. I expected to hear some content I might disagree with, but I was pleasantly surprised.

[Grace]

We were at Sunday School and Church. So I listened to the Sunday School teacher, (women are separated from the men in Sunday School). After lunch I read some out of the "Sword and Trumpet", CLP's "Companion", and the "Reach Out" booklet. Then the evening church service. Hubby loves "Unshackled" so we listened to that on the local Christian radio station, as well. I really don't care for "Unshackled", but am forced to listen to it, when hubby does.

[Sudsy]

Our Sunday sermon was the last of 3 by Major Judi on the prodigal son story. One that I can relate to in many ways by personal experence.

I had mentioned to Major Ron that I had time to deliver invite flyers to the surrounding community as we are called a Community church. He quickly took me up on the offer and made up 50 flyers talking about all the ministries at the church and inviting people to join in. When I get these delivered he will make more until we cover our local community as the church is located in a residential area with many folks in walking distance.

We have a bit of a summer vacation going on now for the leaders and have fill in speakers for the next month. I plan to deliever these flyers door-to-door the week before we get back to normal meetings (which are not too normal) at the first of September. I hope to get into some personal witnessing as I hand these out.

[temporal1]

^^Really appreciate the response.
Interesting to think about various ways of worship.

I listened to our normal in-person Sunday service consisting of a Bible study and a sermon on the topic of ordination. We have a double ordination coming up, and the sermon detailed the process and the reasons behind it. Then we had our monthly Sunday evening service and I listened to a sermon on Keeping the Lord's Day Holy. I expected to hear some content I might disagree with, but I was pleasantly surprised.

Is this new topic an extension? Either way, it’s been awhile since the lot has been discussed on forum.

The Last Use of the Lot?
viewtopic.php?t=7019

Grace,
i haven’t listened to radio in years. not even in the car. i never heard of Unshackled. i found these links:

Unshackled / radio
https://unshackled.org/
Unshackled / youtube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Arzl ... ZD_vO2n6hg

[mike]

^^Really appreciate the response.
Interesting to think about various ways of worship.

I listened to our normal in-person Sunday service consisting of a Bible study and a sermon on the topic of ordination. We have a double ordination coming up, and the sermon detailed the process and the reasons behind it. Then we had our monthly Sunday evening service and I listened to a sermon on Keeping the Lord's Day Holy. I expected to hear some content I might disagree with, but I was pleasantly surprised.

Is this new topic an extension? Either way, it’s been awhile since the lot has been discussed on forum.

The Last Use of the Lot?
viewtopic.php?t=7019

Yes, it is.

[Grace]

Grace,
i haven’t listened to radio in years. not even in the car. i never heard of Unshackled. i found these links:

Unshackled / radio
https://unshackled.org/
Unshackled / youtube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Arzl ... ZD_vO2n6hg

That is the same. They are dramatized true stories about people lives and how they came to the Lord.

[ohio jones]

Sunday school (2 Cor. 3 as interpreted by CLP).
Worship time (people listened to me and I listened to them).
Sermon (Acts 3-4).
In the evening, a program by a local CA choir.

[temporal1]

It’s Sunday - i listened to ..

Anabaptist Perspectives / Reagan Schrock, host

The War Prayer, by Mark Twain — Chester Weaver — Ep. 177

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Twain’s biting satire exposes the temptation to think God is on “our side” of a war.
Sadly, Mark Twain himself was not a believer, but his insight into Christian hypocrisy and the perversions that come with tying religion to nationalist or imperial causes is well worth listening to. Let’s follow the Lord of peace and flee all attempts to enlist God in human war-mongering.

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^^links not working. try these:

*Wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War_Prayer
*PDF
https://www.people.vcu.edu/~toggel/prayer.pdf
Anabaptist Perspectives
https://anabaptistperspectives.org/


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[Neto]

The preacher. (Had to listen to myself in SS, as I subbed today.)

[QuietlyListening]

I listened to my husband preach today. We are without a pastor at present and different folks are filling in. He spoke on @ Timothy 3:10-17 and spoke about scripture interpreting scripture not other people, not commentaries.