Sermon outline for Sunday, August 1, 2010  - Pastor Richard C. Klueg

When Survival Cannot Be Expected

Luke 11:5-8

Some photos from VBS Wednesday. Thanks to Greg Spencer for taking most of these, and to my granddaughter Meghan for helping me pick out which ones to post

Here is the action from Monday night at our VBS. The theme is "Road Trip," and our missionary project for the week is "Change of 1."

Psalm 37:29
The righteous shall inherit the land and dwell upon it forever.

Comments:

People consider it important to own land. Consider how many wars have been fought over land, either to protect one’s land from an invader, or to take new land that is needed for expansion. The Homestead Act of 1862 offered land to settlers who would develop it, and the result was a burst of westward expansion as American citizens jumped at the opportunity to own a piece of land. The most famous episode is perhaps the Oklahoma Land Run of 1889, in which an estimated 50,000 people lined up to rush in at the appointed time and stake a claim for tracts of land of up to 160 acres. Whether we are speaking of  a nation’s territory or the personal property of individual families, land is necessary to live on and for producing food and other necessities of life. This is why land rights are fundamental to personal prosperity and security. And this is why the promise of God in Psalm 37:29 is so significant!

Great announcement from Charlie & Darleena Ball:

Hi,
1st photo of our granddaughter, Hadley Zoe Hanberg.

Mother Channah (Ball) Hanberg holding her.

Both doing fine.

Born in Seattle Wa, July 24th, 2010 at 8:43 am at 8 lbs even, 20 in long.

Remember to congratulate Tyler and Channah,

With love,

The newest Me Ma and Pa Pa of our 6th grandchild,

Darleena and Charlie Ball

Tyler Moore is on his summer Pre-teen Missions Team in Honduras right now, and there are daily news updates on the Internet for all to see. Check them out, it sounds as though they are doing well and accomplishing a lot.

    TMI Honduras Team