Abide in Me: All in Jesus

Sunday, August 12, 2012

Led by Joel Fields

John 15:1-5

Eternal life is knowing God, having an intimate personal relationship with Him.
Jesus is the (there's only one) true vine... this means that there are false vines.

Matthew 15:12-14

If God didn't plant it, it will be thrown out. If the Word offends you then you need to examine your eternal salvation.
To abide means to remain. As in a one time relationship you have in marriage.

The branch isn't sweating and trying to bear fruit... it just does. No work involved... it just comes naturally.

Psalm 91:1 &Matthew 6

Dwell in the secret place of God.

John 17:22-23

When the Word is dwelling in your heart, you are one with God.

Philippians 1:9-11

This is our prayer.

Prayer Requests

Del M. - housing

Fields family - housing

Ed G. - cancer; first treatment 9/5

Connie G. - dad health issues

Joel F. Mom - continued healing

Joel F. brother, Josiah - coming back to the Lord

Lois S. - salvation

Melissa F. - babysitting

Sara N. - pregnancy

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