October 27, 2013
Kingfisher Church of Christ
913 W. Will Rogers P.O. Box 164 Kingfisher, OK 73750 (405) 375-3919 www.kingfishercoc.org [email protected] Meeting Times Sunday 9:30 a.m. Bible Classes 10:30 a.m. Worship 6:00 p.m. Worship Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Classes for All Thursday 9:30 a.m. Ladies’ Bible Class Minister Steven D. Minor Elders Tom Crum Jimmy Gage Doran Hammett Larry Hart Barry Haynie Deacons Larry Adams Jeff Hyatt Jerry Shilling Ray Stiner
Welcome! We pray that you will be uplifted as we worship together. We strive to speak where the Bible speaks and remain silent where the Bible is silent. Please visit us again.
October 27, 2013 Job 42:1-6 ob teaches us so many valuable lessons. One of the last great lessons we learn from this man of faith is that when we see the true greatness of God, it will cause us to want to change our lives for the better. God spends three chapters answering Job out of a whirlwind (Job 38–40). God says, “Now gird up your loins like a man, and I will ask you, and you instruct Me! (Job 38:3). Then God proceeds to question Job. Questions like: Who put the equator into place? How is the sea held back? Where does light and darkness come from? What about clouds, rain, snow, birds, mammals and dinosaurs (the behemoth and leviathan)? What happens next should be the response of all of mankind when thought is given to the breathtaking power and majesty of God. Notice that Job’s response consists of five things: 1. God can do all things! (vs. 2) 2. God’s purpose will not be changed! (vs. 2) 3. I will never fully comprehend God’s greatness and power!(vs. 3) 4. It’s time for me to completely listen to God! (vs. 4-5) 5. I must change my life in full repentance! (vs. 6) As we look at God through nature and His Word, may we be a people who recognize His greatness and then see how undone and unrighteous we are compared to Him. Finally, may we examine our lives and repent from any unrighteousness that we may be holding on to.
J
—Steven D. Minor
r We want to thank Larry Adams for planning and directing the teen
retreat at LCCC this weekend along with all others who helped in any way. r We encourage all couples to sign up for the marriage seminar! There will be baby sitting on Friday night and Saturday. May God bless our marriages! r Mark your calendars and invite your friends and family: Michael Shank is scheduled for Sunday, December 8. 8 r Our men (and young men) will be leading singing on Wednesday nights. Please sign up for a month in the foyer.
Put items for Westview in the old
cry room. The next Thursday evening Ladies’ Bible study will be on November 7. Singing for Seniors will be on Sunday, November 10 at 3:40. Mark you calendars now.
After several changes, the November potluck has been set for Sunday, November 17. Linda Hammett’s group will serve as hostesses. We encourage everyone to plan to join us for these monthly gatherings to enjoy the good food and the time of fellowship.
It’s time once again to change our clocks. Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour on November 3.
“His Shoes/Her Shoes” marriage seminar will be hosted here at the church building on November 88-9. PLEASE make plans to be there with your spouse, and invite another couple! We would welcome people from the community. The seminar is free, and a lunch will be provided on Saturday for those in attendance. Babysitting will be available both Friday and Saturday. Flyers are on the table in the foyer. In order for us to plan for food and materials, we are asking that you please sign the sheet on the bulletin by November 3 if you plan to attend. If you need babysitting, please indicate on the sheet how many children will be attending.
m Continue praying for Ina Smith and Tracy Crum as they deal with can-
cer.
m We need to remember Arlette Crum’s grandmother, Mary Esponoza, Esponoza as she deals
with failing health. ONGOING CONCERNS: General Needs— Susan Carlson Linda Bullard Rhonda Reherman Kelly Majetic Marla Monett John Richardson
Sunday 27
Monday 28 Dave &
Tuesday
Connie Roberson Garold Post Military— Military— Keith Gale Matthew Mayhew
Also, help is needed in getting our display set up. If you are able to help, please speak to Jerry Shilling. It will take a lot of help and time to get the lights all set up. Once you have talked with him, times will be set up and announced. Thanks in advance.
We have been given the opportunity to help at Kingfisher in Lights again this year. Please sign the list on the bulletin board for the shifts that you can work on December 16 and 17.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
29
30
31 Ladies’ Bible Class— 9:45
1
5
6 Amber Alverd Stacey French
7 Ladies’ Bible Class— a.m./p.m. Gage Stiner
8
Loretta Kretchmar
Saturday 2
3 Eating Out after p.m. service—Pizza Hut
4
10 Singing for Seniors—3:50
11 Mary Kline 12
13 Ina Smith
14 Ladies’ Bible Class— 9:45 a.m. (eating out)
15
16
18 Debbie Gage
20
21 Ladies’ Bible Class— a.m./p.m. Mike Sanders
22
23
Mason Minor 17 Potluck
Philippians 2:1-4
Loren Schnacker Vera Vaughan Kyle Emmons Donna Shilling Cancer— Cancer— Blake Carter Dwanna Davis
19
9
His Shoes/Her Shoes Marriage Seminar
913 W. Will Rogers P.O. Box 164 Kingfisher, OK 73750 (405) 375-3919 www.kingfishercoc.org [email protected] Meeting Times Sunday 9:30 a.m. Bible Classes 10:30 a.m. Worship 6:00 p.m. Worship Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Classes for All Thursday 9:30 a.m. Ladies’ Bible Class Minister Steven D. Minor Elders Tom Crum Jimmy Gage Doran Hammett Larry Hart Barry Haynie Deacons Larry Adams Jeff Hyatt Jerry Shilling Ray Stiner
Welcome! We pray that you will be uplifted as we worship together. We strive to speak where the Bible speaks and remain silent where the Bible is silent. Please visit us again.
October 27, 2013 Job 42:1-6 ob teaches us so many valuable lessons. One of the last great lessons we learn from this man of faith is that when we see the true greatness of God, it will cause us to want to change our lives for the better. God spends three chapters answering Job out of a whirlwind (Job 38–40). God says, “Now gird up your loins like a man, and I will ask you, and you instruct Me! (Job 38:3). Then God proceeds to question Job. Questions like: Who put the equator into place? How is the sea held back? Where does light and darkness come from? What about clouds, rain, snow, birds, mammals and dinosaurs (the behemoth and leviathan)? What happens next should be the response of all of mankind when thought is given to the breathtaking power and majesty of God. Notice that Job’s response consists of five things: 1. God can do all things! (vs. 2) 2. God’s purpose will not be changed! (vs. 2) 3. I will never fully comprehend God’s greatness and power!(vs. 3) 4. It’s time for me to completely listen to God! (vs. 4-5) 5. I must change my life in full repentance! (vs. 6) As we look at God through nature and His Word, may we be a people who recognize His greatness and then see how undone and unrighteous we are compared to Him. Finally, may we examine our lives and repent from any unrighteousness that we may be holding on to.
J
—Steven D. Minor
r We want to thank Larry Adams for planning and directing the teen
retreat at LCCC this weekend along with all others who helped in any way. r We encourage all couples to sign up for the marriage seminar! There will be baby sitting on Friday night and Saturday. May God bless our marriages! r Mark your calendars and invite your friends and family: Michael Shank is scheduled for Sunday, December 8. 8 r Our men (and young men) will be leading singing on Wednesday nights. Please sign up for a month in the foyer.
Put items for Westview in the old
cry room. The next Thursday evening Ladies’ Bible study will be on November 7. Singing for Seniors will be on Sunday, November 10 at 3:40. Mark you calendars now.
After several changes, the November potluck has been set for Sunday, November 17. Linda Hammett’s group will serve as hostesses. We encourage everyone to plan to join us for these monthly gatherings to enjoy the good food and the time of fellowship.
It’s time once again to change our clocks. Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour on November 3.
“His Shoes/Her Shoes” marriage seminar will be hosted here at the church building on November 88-9. PLEASE make plans to be there with your spouse, and invite another couple! We would welcome people from the community. The seminar is free, and a lunch will be provided on Saturday for those in attendance. Babysitting will be available both Friday and Saturday. Flyers are on the table in the foyer. In order for us to plan for food and materials, we are asking that you please sign the sheet on the bulletin by November 3 if you plan to attend. If you need babysitting, please indicate on the sheet how many children will be attending.
m Continue praying for Ina Smith and Tracy Crum as they deal with can-
cer.
m We need to remember Arlette Crum’s grandmother, Mary Esponoza, Esponoza as she deals
with failing health. ONGOING CONCERNS: General Needs— Susan Carlson Linda Bullard Rhonda Reherman Kelly Majetic Marla Monett John Richardson
Sunday 27
Monday 28 Dave &
Tuesday
Connie Roberson Garold Post Military— Military— Keith Gale Matthew Mayhew
Also, help is needed in getting our display set up. If you are able to help, please speak to Jerry Shilling. It will take a lot of help and time to get the lights all set up. Once you have talked with him, times will be set up and announced. Thanks in advance.
We have been given the opportunity to help at Kingfisher in Lights again this year. Please sign the list on the bulletin board for the shifts that you can work on December 16 and 17.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
29
30
31 Ladies’ Bible Class— 9:45
1
5
6 Amber Alverd Stacey French
7 Ladies’ Bible Class— a.m./p.m. Gage Stiner
8
Loretta Kretchmar
Saturday 2
3 Eating Out after p.m. service—Pizza Hut
4
10 Singing for Seniors—3:50
11 Mary Kline 12
13 Ina Smith
14 Ladies’ Bible Class— 9:45 a.m. (eating out)
15
16
18 Debbie Gage
20
21 Ladies’ Bible Class— a.m./p.m. Mike Sanders
22
23
Mason Minor 17 Potluck
Philippians 2:1-4
Loren Schnacker Vera Vaughan Kyle Emmons Donna Shilling Cancer— Cancer— Blake Carter Dwanna Davis
19
9
His Shoes/Her Shoes Marriage Seminar
