What up? This is Helen! I have a lot of stuff to say so listen up! Last night Casey gave her testimony and we played some kind of game involving beach balls and a cardboard tube. Alright, so we have a lot of stuff this week so here's a heads up...
~ The mission trip! This Friday! Meet at the church to load up and head out!
~ Everette Robertson, my cousin from Africa, is coming to speak to you guys on Sunday morning. It's going to be good!
~ The Watoto children's choir is coming Wednesday, December 2nd so come to the youth room and then we will all go to the Sanctuary.
Peace out!
Satellite Feeds
Wednesday Nights Satellites (that rhymes)
7th-12th grade students meet Wednesday evenings, 6:30-7:45pm, @ Planet Old School (the old Elementary, 101 West Pecan). We hang out, play some games, worship, and learn stuff about God, like who He is and how we can live for Him. Sound good? NO, it sounds great!...email roy@thegbf.com for more info.
Small Group Bible Study Sunday morning, 10:30(after "big church") in the youth room. Small groups are a time to learn, hear, and be heard without pressure or criticism. Ask anything you want...yes anything...even that. So don't miss it, Sunday morning, 10:30(after "big church") in the youth room
HS STUDENTS: LUNAR RED PLANET (Roy and Casey's) Sunday nights at 7:30. HS students, come hang out at our house, eat our food, tear up our stuff, and develop a WORLDVIEW through a God sized lens. You can relax, be yourself, get to know us, and more importantly, the God that made you. All HS students are welcome. PLEASE bring a Bible.
7th-12th grade students meet Wednesday evenings, 6:30-7:45pm, @ Planet Old School (the old Elementary, 101 West Pecan). We hang out, play some games, worship, and learn stuff about God, like who He is and how we can live for Him. Sound good? NO, it sounds great!...email roy@thegbf.com for more info.
Small Group Bible Study Sunday morning, 10:30(after "big church") in the youth room. Small groups are a time to learn, hear, and be heard without pressure or criticism. Ask anything you want...yes anything...even that. So don't miss it, Sunday morning, 10:30(after "big church") in the youth room
HS STUDENTS: LUNAR RED PLANET (Roy and Casey's) Sunday nights at 7:30. HS students, come hang out at our house, eat our food, tear up our stuff, and develop a WORLDVIEW through a God sized lens. You can relax, be yourself, get to know us, and more importantly, the God that made you. All HS students are welcome. PLEASE bring a Bible.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Casey did a great job last night talking to us about evangelism. Worship was really good and the smell was even better. Don't forget church at 9:00 and sunday night bible study!
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
N.O.W was amazing. Nikki, Jason, Casey, and Lara shared some scriptures that really helped us get into worshiping God. The Worship team was awesome and it was probably one of the best Wednesdays ever. Thanks Austin's mom for bringing us some pizza and don't forget the Community Fall Festival this weekend! You better be there!
Monday, October 26, 2009
Last Wednesday...Testimony
Let me just say that Youth at Planet Old School was ROCKIN last Wednesday night… We played a crazy game that did not make any kind of sense, at one point everyone started barking like a dog!!! Not sure what was going on there…lol!
The “GBF praise band that sounds good” led us in some great worship allowing us to praise our Lord in a mighty way…
Then to top off the night Jason and Nikki shared their testimony, telling us about their life as child, when they discovered that needed a Savior and how God has worked in and through their lives since that time.
Don't forget, THIS WEEK...N.O.W.(Night of Worship) and FOOD!!!! That's right PIZZA
Also, Jason and Nikki may have sparked an interest in some of you to share YOUR testimony! The following is some information I found (Christianity.about.com) about what a testimony is, and showing how to write your own.
First and foremost - remember - there is power in your testimony! Revelation 12:11 says we overcome our enemy be the blood of the Lamb and by the word of our testimony.
A three-point approach is very effective in communicating your personal testimony. The outline focuses on before you trusted Christ, how you surrendered to him, and the difference since you've been walking with him. Before:
Simply tell what your life was like before you surrendered to Christ. What were you searching for before coming to know Christ? What was the key problem, emotion, situation or attitude you were dealing with? What motivated you? What were your actions? How did you try to satisfy your inner needs? (Examples of inner needs are loneliness, fear of death, insecurity. Possible ways to fill those needs include work, money, drugs, relationships, sports, sex.)
How:
How were you converted? Simply tell the events and circumstances that caused you to consider Christ as the solution to your searching. Take time to identify the steps that brought you to the point of trusting Christ. Where were you? What was happening at the time? What people or problems influenced your decision? Since:
How has your life in Christ made a difference? How has his forgiveness impacted you? How have your thoughts, attitudes and emotions changed? Share how Christ is meeting your needs and what a relationship with him means to you now.
Tips to Remember
Stick to the point. Your conversion and new life in Christ should be the main points.
Be specific. Include events, genuine feelings and personal insights that clarify your main point. This makes your testimony tangible - something others can relate to.
Be current. Tell what is happening in your life with God now, today.
Be honest. Don't exaggerate or dramatize your life for effect. The simple truth of what God has done in your life is all the Holy Spirit needs to convict others of their sin and convince them of his love and grace.
The “GBF praise band that sounds good” led us in some great worship allowing us to praise our Lord in a mighty way…
Then to top off the night Jason and Nikki shared their testimony, telling us about their life as child, when they discovered that needed a Savior and how God has worked in and through their lives since that time.
Don't forget, THIS WEEK...N.O.W.(Night of Worship) and FOOD!!!! That's right PIZZA
Also, Jason and Nikki may have sparked an interest in some of you to share YOUR testimony! The following is some information I found (Christianity.about.com) about what a testimony is, and showing how to write your own.
First and foremost - remember - there is power in your testimony! Revelation 12:11 says we overcome our enemy be the blood of the Lamb and by the word of our testimony.
A three-point approach is very effective in communicating your personal testimony. The outline focuses on before you trusted Christ, how you surrendered to him, and the difference since you've been walking with him. Before:
Simply tell what your life was like before you surrendered to Christ. What were you searching for before coming to know Christ? What was the key problem, emotion, situation or attitude you were dealing with? What motivated you? What were your actions? How did you try to satisfy your inner needs? (Examples of inner needs are loneliness, fear of death, insecurity. Possible ways to fill those needs include work, money, drugs, relationships, sports, sex.)
How:
How were you converted? Simply tell the events and circumstances that caused you to consider Christ as the solution to your searching. Take time to identify the steps that brought you to the point of trusting Christ. Where were you? What was happening at the time? What people or problems influenced your decision? Since:
How has your life in Christ made a difference? How has his forgiveness impacted you? How have your thoughts, attitudes and emotions changed? Share how Christ is meeting your needs and what a relationship with him means to you now.
Tips to Remember
Stick to the point. Your conversion and new life in Christ should be the main points.
Be specific. Include events, genuine feelings and personal insights that clarify your main point. This makes your testimony tangible - something others can relate to.
Be current. Tell what is happening in your life with God now, today.
Be honest. Don't exaggerate or dramatize your life for effect. The simple truth of what God has done in your life is all the Holy Spirit needs to convict others of their sin and convince them of his love and grace.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Duct Tape and Macaroni
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