⏮ Your Sunday Rewind is Ready: July 14th

Who Is, Who Was, and Who Is To Come!
(Revelation 1:4-8)

Summary: This sermon unpacks the triune nature of God, revealing the roles of the Father, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus Christ. Furthermore, we discover the divine actions of Christ, His appointment of the church, and our role in adoring Him. All of this points to looking forward to His glorious return, where every eye will see Him!

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Treasure Seekers Lesson:

The Fight of Gideon and the Flight of Midian (Judges 6-7)

The Big Truth: God strengthens those who know their weakness.

Summary: Gideon was afraid but God helped him. God made Gideon's small army defeat the Midianites. Even though Gideon was scared, God showed His strength through him.

Connection to Jesus: The Israelites did not have a king, so they did whatever they wanted. This led to problems. God promised a special King, Jesus, who would save and lead His people. King Jesus changes our hearts to follow God's ways.

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Family Discipleship Time:

Take 5 minutes to read the Story (Story 22) in The Biggest Story Bible and Watch the Video with your kids

Discuss the Story.

Question: Why were the Israelites afraid of the Midianites? Who did the Israelites turn to for help? How did God answer their call for help?

Takeaway: God is with us; the weak become strong when they call on God.

Question: What was Judge Gideon doing when God asked him to lead his army? What did God do to Gideon’s big army before the battle? Why do you think God chose a weak judge and a small army to win his battle?

Takeaway: God loves to show his strength by using weak people to win his battles.

Question: What were some fears that Gideon had? When God asked Gideon to battle the Midianites, how did Gideon gain the courage he needed to obey?

Takeaway: Be brave and ask God to give you courage to do what he asks.

Question: How many times is the refrain “there was no king in Israel and everyone did what was right in his own eyes” repeated in the book of Judges? What’s the problem with everyone doing what’s right in their own eyes? Instead of making ourselves the king, who is the king we should follow?

Takeaway: Follow King Jesus instead of doing whatever you want.

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Review the Treasure Card (Memory Verse):

But when the people of Israel cried out to the Lord, the Lord raised up a deliverer for the people of Israel, who saved them (Judges 3:9)
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Pray Together


Church Updates:

KOININIA (Breakfast for) DINNER: This Thursday!

Our next Summer Koininia Dinners is this Thursday from 6-8pm as a potluck dinner, hosted at Pastor Greg’s home. We gather to break bread, fellowship and study the Word. This potluck will be Breakfast themed.

Let us know you're coming and what food you can bring to share.
Text DINNER to 541-827-3767 or go to livingwatersoregon.com/go

Our Study: What if you could defend your Christian faith from any objection without having to know all the answers? Using the methods of Jesus, step-by-step, you'll learn the tactics of good persuasion, defense and how to build a case for Christianity practically.



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The Everyday Sunday Podcast is now on Apple Podcasts

For those who want to dive deeper into the biblical text, this podcast will provide a more in-depth look at the Bible verses we cover from Sunday’s sermon. Released every Friday as we go through the Book of Revelation.

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