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It's going to be a great night with worship, comedy and hearing from a group of Navy Seals on how to be men of God.
Friday, May 12th at 6pm Held at the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield, Colorado For more information, to purchase tickets & see the schedule for this one evening event, visit their website. (Group discounted rates are available) Visit their website for more information and
to purchase tickets: https://www.thehopefest.com/ I just watched a video of a pastor advertising their Easter service; he said the theme this year is “The tomb is empty so you don’t have to be”.
So powerful! This Easter weekend, let the resurrection power of Jesus fill you up to overflowing. Let Him heal those broken places with the same power that raised Him from the dead so that you can move into bold, new, exciting, and life changing places for the rest of 2017 and beyond. Happy Easter! From all of us at Rocky Mountain CTN Enjoy Life. Consider Eternity. I love my Apple watch. It is zippy and has some great features I use with the connection to my phone. I am very connected to my technology and all the reminders that I have grown to need and trust on a daily basis. I can look at any given work week and feel the full gravity of making and keeping a tight schedule each day and knowing where every minute is spent.
Then I thought about my relationship with God and his timing in my life and what he uses when it comes to interaction with me. Many times we base or compare our relationship to God and our relationship with the rest of the world around us on the same level. We try to explain or understand a heavenly dimension with an earthly perspective. That is like trying to describe the birds-eye view from an airplane while standing on the ground. You do not have the perspective of seeing everything instead of only what you can only see in front of you. Even the term “God’s timing” can seem like it’s related to waiting more than receiving something from him. It can be frustrating and make you think of a statement like, “Does God even own a watch?” I want to challenge you with something. Starting today, stop trying to think that because you don’t see something in the physical realm that nothing is happening in the Spiritual realm. God sees everything that came before you, all the challenges of today and all the twists and turns of a normal life here on earth. Worrying about the future or being concerned about something happening in your life right now does not prompt God to intervene in your situation. Patience and trust, on the other hand, shows that your focus is on God beyond your circumstances and that you realize the things you deal with in life are just seasons. Some seasons can seem longer than others, but they are still just seasons. Have a great week and know that God is working things on your behalf even when you don’t think he cares about timing of adverse situations in your life. We are praying for you and believe that God is giving you revelation about not thinking of God ON a timeline when he IS the timeline! It's going to be a great night with worship, comedy and hearing from a group of Navy Seals on how to be men of God.
Friday, May 12th at 6pm Held at the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield, Colorado For more information, to purchase tickets & see the schedule for this one evening event, visit their website. (Group discounted rates are available) Proverbs 4:23-27 (The Message Translation) 23 Keep vigilant watch over your heart; that’s where life starts. 24 Don’t talk out of both sides of your mouth; avoid careless banter, white lies, and gossip. 25 Keep your eyes straight ahead; ignore all sideshow distractions. 26 Watch your step, and the road will stretch out smooth before you. 27 Look neither right nor left; leave evil in the dust. There is a reason we use the term “give your heart to the Lord” when we are saved. Proverbs 4:23 says that is where life starts. This makes sense since the physical heart beats to start life and stops beating when life ends. The NIV version says that everything you do flows from the heart.
The interesting thing is that the scriptures that follow, all go along with keeping your heart guarded: Being careful what you say, Eyes straight ahead on the road laid out before you, and not entertaining evil. I love the message version for verse 27 “leave evil in the dust”. My husband and I were discussing this weekend our purpose: To Know God and Make Him Known. When our hearts are guarded and our lives are in step with God’s, there is no doubt that our purpose will be fulfilled. None of us are perfect, but if we can practice these things, it definitely makes it easier to “leave evil in the dust”. Let’s be vigilant in keeping watch over our heart! Yolanda Assistant Manager-RMCTN Enjoy Life. Consider Eternity. |
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