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Your words were found and I ate them, and your words became for me a joy and the delight of my heart 
Jeremiah 15:16
Your words were found and I ate them, and your words became for me a joy and the delight of my heart 
Jeremiah 15:16
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Worship God Daily

11/30/2016

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"Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name."
(Psalms 100:1, 4 KJV)


"Sing unto God, sing praises to his name: extol him that rideth upon the heavens by his name JAH, and rejoice before him."
(Psalms 68:4 KJV)
 
The best way to start a day is with praise and worship for Our Awesome God.   It always begins the day on a positive note and we usually find that, at the end of a day, the day has been productive.  Sometimes, we get all tense knowing some of the obstacles in our paths for a certain day.  We do better if we start all days with a small worship service of our own.  Read His Holy Bible, pick a praise Psalm and read it, tell our Father the problems you are concerned about, sing praises to Jesus Christ and lay your problems at Jesus' feet. 

This sharing of your concerns with Someone who can do something about the problem will relieve that tension you have and you'll feel better.  Knowing that Our Awesome God loves us (1 John 4:10) and does all things for our good (Romans 8:28) gives us great comfort in the tumult of this world.  He keeps His promises and is always there with a strong arm to help us.  We need to remind ourselves of His love, faithfulness and righteousness.  So we should have a daily worship for Our Awesome God as we begin each day.  Plan for it!!  Make it happen.

You can vary your worship service as you want and need, using Our Awesome God's promises, praise songs, His attributes, Jesus Christ's love for us and naming the things God has done.  We humans tend to forget what God has promised and done for us and we can become discouraged when we have problems.  But if you dedicate a regular time every day to hold a personal worship period, it will keep you closer to Our Awesome God and remind you of His power and love.  It will make your day more peaceful and less tense to live when you start it by worshipping God.

​We (as a church) want all people in church, worshipping Our Awesome God with faith and obedience every Sunday.  If you are not yet a Christian, it is time that you should know and love Our Awesome God as your Creator and Savior.  Join us at Living Word Baptist Church as we pray and worship Him this Sunday at 10:30 AM and at 6:00 PM for Bible Study along with AWANA for children 7:30 PM.  On Wednesdays, we meet at 7:00 PM for Prayer Requests and a Bible Study follows until 8:00 PM.  We love visitors! 
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Our Needs

11/29/2016

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​"But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus."
(Philippians 4:19 KJV)


"I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread."
(Psalms 37:25 KJV)

 
A good definition of Needs would be:  anything without which a person cannot live or function to his maximal ability in the tasks to which God has called him or her.  (Paraphrased from Easton's Bible Dictionary).  Our Awesome God is committed to meeting your needs.  He has always done what He said He would do (Genesis 17:16-17).  He is unchanging and faithful (Hebrews 13:8).  God created all things and all things belong to Him (Genesis 1:1), so He is more than rich enough to provide all the necessary things for His people. 

So why do you feel that your "needs" aren't all being met?  Most of the time, the real needs are taken care of but there are other things included that you want badly but can do without.  We call these "wants" and they are often difficult to separate from the needs. 

So let's look at specific needs as defined above.  Basic individual needs are: food, water, shelter, clothing, some form of transportation and some have special medical needs.  Everyone needs these just for survival. 

Our Awesome God has given us responsibilities and tasks that generate needs under specific circumstances.  We are to pay our debts (Psalm 37:21) and taxes (Romans 13:6-7).  We must provide for our families (1st Timothy 5:8).  We are to be involved with teaching the Gospel (Matthew 28:19-20). 

​All of these may generate needs that often are unique to the individual and Our Awesome God has promised to supply them all.  But He doesn't say when and He wants you to ask Him for each one so you will clearly see His provision.  Sometimes our wants sneak into our needs.  You may ask for a new minivan for your family transportation need and receive an old microbus. 

Probably most people in our society have more wants than needs.  Sometimes the desire is so strong that it honestly feels like a need.  But apply the definition and be honest: can I live and function without it?  If so, then it is probably just a want.  That doesn't say you can't have any wants!  It's OK to ask God for your wants.  He will often give them to you if it won't tempt you or hurt you, because He loves you.

God wants you to realize He loves you and would never harm you.  Our Awesome God wants you to trust Him with your needs as well as all other aspects of your life.  It takes giving all yourself to God, not just part of you, but a complete surrender to God who loves you unconditionally.  Praise the Lord!  See you in church.

​LWBC is a Bible believing church that tries to live Jesus Christ's commandment to "love one another as I have loved you." (John 15:12 KJV)  Join us this Sunday as we learn more about Our Awesome God and how to teach others from His Holy Bible.  Our church starts with small groups on Sunday at 9:30 AM and a Worship Service at 10:30 AM.  On Sunday evening at 6:00 PM, a Bible Study meets for an hour along with a children's Program called AWANA until 7:30 PM. (September through May).  On Wednesdays, we meet at 7:00 PM for Prayer Requests and Bible Study along with a separate Spanish Bible Study until 8:00 PM.  We love visitors!
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Zerubbabel, Patient

11/28/2016

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​"In that day, saith the Lord of hosts, will I take thee, O Zerubbabel, my servant, the son of Shealtiel, saith the Lord, and will make thee as a signet: for I have chosen thee, saith the Lord of hosts."
(Haggai 2:23 KJV)
 
Zerubbabel was Our Awesome God's choice for the man to be in charge of getting Jerusalem rebuilt during the last of Israel's captivity in Babylon.  As a descendent of King David, (1 Chronicles 3:10-19) he might have been king except for a curse placed on his grandfather, king Jeconiah, by God (Jeremiah 36:29-30).  According to their custom, the Persian kings made him governor of Judea (Haggai 1:1) for the purpose of rebuilding the temple.

Zerubbabel understood that his assignment was Our Awesome God's work, ordered and supported by the king of Persia, and that he had responsibilities to both.  When local leaders seeking to hinder the progress asked to join in the work, Zerubbabel said, "No!" (Ezra 4:1-4).  He knew that God had ordained the sons of David to build the temple (1 Chronicles 11-12).  When the king of Persia banned work on the temple, he stopped the work until the ban was lifted six years later.  Under a patient and persistent Zerubbabel, the slow and painstaking work on the temple continued through local opposition and royal decree.  In all, it took 23 years to finish rebuilding just the temple.

Zerubbabel was one of Our Awesome God's silent heroes.  He didn't win a war.  He didn't write a book.  He just finished the job as best he could and in compliance with the applicable laws.  How do you approach God's work?  Do you do your best work and wait patiently for God to give the results?  Are you satisfied with having completed a job for God, even when there is no recognition by people?  Zerubbabel did what God wanted without public recognition.

Come join us in our church as we seek the will of God and work to expand His kingdom.  There is always a need for Christian teachers and new ideas in presenting Our Awesome God to others so that all may hear the Word of the Lord correctly.

​LWBC is a Bible believing church that tries to live Jesus Christ's commandment to "love one another as I have loved you." (John 15:12 KJV)  Join us this Sunday as we work in Our Awesome God's vineyard to tell everyone about Jesus Christ and His salvation.  We start with small groups on Sunday at 9:30 AM and Worship Service at 10:30 AM.  On Sunday evening at 6:00 PM, a Bible Study meets for an hour along with a children's program called AWANA until 7:30 PM (September through May).  On Wednesdays, we meet at 7:00 PM for Prayer Requests and Bible Study along with a separate Spanish Bible Study until 8:00 PM.  We love visitors!
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Praise and Prayer

11/27/2016

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​"O clap your hands, all ye people; shout unto God with the voice of triumph."
(Psalms 47:1 KJV)


"Talk no more so exceeding proudly; let not arrogancy come out of your mouth: for the Lord is a God of knowledge, and by him actions are weighed."
​(1 Samuel 2:3 KJV)

 
How do we praise Our Awesome God?   The Lord mainly wants our heart right and our praise to be heard.  He wants us to be joyful, thankful, appreciative and loving.  Do you express this as you sing?  Do you lift your hands and voice in awe to our God?  Do you praise God with your mouth? 

When the Bible tells us to “PRAISE” Our Awesome God, it’s calling us to give vent to our adoring heart.  Worship can be silent, but praise never is.  Whether the song is slow or fast, or even if it's not a song at all but perhaps a shout or applause, it's irrelevant, but we are called to verbalize the adoration of our hearts.  We are to tell Him that we appreciate Him and love Him.

The Bible emphasizes "praise" almost as much as prayer and if you pray and praise God, and you mean it, you are pleasing the Lord.   Your praise is important to Our Awesome God.  It tells Him where your heart is.  It tells Him that you love and appreciate Him and that you know you do.  It tells Him that you are okay.  He never sleeps and He is always there to help you. 

Our whole life should be a praise to our God, all of our being is to "praise God" including the spirit, soul and body.   Real worship begins in our spirit and our praising of Our Awesome God will cause us to spiritually come into His presence.  Remember that worship can be silent but "praising" never is.   Remember also, there is power when you pray and praise Him at the same time.

Our Awesome God has done so much for us, such as creating this whole universe and all that is in it, making everything work together to keep everything reproducing what is needed to live and giving us a Savior in Jesus Christ so we could go to the heaven He made.  We can surely find plenty to praise Him for.

​If you are a Christian who has strayed away from Our Awesome God or someone who has never been a Christian or a person who needs to help minister to others, join us at Living Word Baptist Church on Sunday at 9:30 AM and Worship Service at 10:30 AM.  On Sunday evening at 6:00 PM, a Bible Study meets for an hour with a children's program called AWANA until 7:30 PM. (September through May).  On Wednesdays, we meet at 7:00 PM for Prayer Requests and Bible Study along with a separate Spanish Bible Study until 8:00 PM.  We love visitors!
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God Our Guide

11/26/2016

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​"Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord."
(Psalms 27:14 KJV)


"Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not."
(Jeremiah 33:3 KJV)

 
Life is full of decisions we must make.  Our Awesome God has promised to help us make wise decisions.  He wants us to ask Him, being as detailed as we can, while letting Him make the final decision.  If you don't intend to follow God's advice, don't ask Him, because He will know you won't do as He advises.  It is always a good idea to find what the Bible says on your subject.  You need to see how God usually answers a request such as yours.  Pray about it!   Then prepare yourself because Our Awesome God wants you to ask so He can answer. 

There are several things to do: 1) Confess all your sins you haven't already asked God to forgive (1 John 1:9), 2) submit yourself to His decision (1 Peter 5:6), 3) believe that God will give you your request (Mark 11: 22), 4) Ask according to His will for your request to be done (1 John 5:14-15) and then 5) wait for His answer, it will come
but we don't know when.  Be sure to thank Him and praise Him for His answer!

Our Awesome God wants to guide you through the snares of life on earth.  That is why He put you here.   God put that snare there or allowed it to be there for a purpose, to help you.  When God answers, you should feel great peace and confidence in knowing God is guiding you.  It is possible that no one else will agree with your decision but, if you did what God told you - what does it matter what others think?  If He says it, do it, just be sure He answered and it is not your own wants.  God knows what will work best.

The ultimate purpose we should be seeking is Our Awesome God guiding us in every decision we make for all eternity.   We need His wisdom, His knowledge, His mercy for all, His grace, His patience, His faithfulness and His love.   When we get His guidance, we know we are doing what He wants and that He will have the correct way for us to go.   Praise Him and thank Him!

​LWBC is a loving, church who tries to live by Biblical principles while encouraging all its members.  Join us for   church in the Sanctuary this coming Sunday at 10:30 AM.  We also have Bible Study on Sunday at 9:30 AM and Sunday evening at 6:00 PM with a children's program called AWANA until 7:30 PM. (September through May).  On Wednesdays, we meet at 7:00 PM for Prayer Meeting and Bible Study along with a separate Spanish Bible Study until 8:00 PM.  We love visitors!   
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Satan Rejected

11/25/2016

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​"How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations! I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the most High. Yet thou shalt be brought down to hell, to the sides of the pit."
(Isaiah 14:12, 14-15 KJV)
 
The above verses from the Book of Isaiah describes Satan's (Lucifer's) fall to earth after Our Awesome God  had him ejected from heaven.  Then he started his troubling of the nations of earth to dethrone Our Awesome God as God.
Lucifer means the "Bearer of Light" and it was the name of Satan before he rebelled against God because of his sin of pride.  His pride got him removed from heaven.  He was God's most beautiful angel and was proud of it.  He felt that all should worship him and that he should replace God. 

Luke 10:18 says, "And the seventy returned again with joy, saying, Lord, even the devils are subject unto us through thy name. And he said unto them, I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven. (Luke 10:17-18 KJV).  It appears that the name Lucifer was still accepted, even after Satan fell from heaven.  Satan was and still is full of pride even though he knows he will end up in "the Lake of Fire" mentioned in Revelation 20:1-3 and that, in short, he lost the war with God when Jesus Christ died on the cross to pay our sin debt to God.  When Satan uses his devious ways to start rumors and wars, his methods do not come from the power and righteousness of Our Awesome God.   He just knows how to use man's sins against man to bring the worst traits out in man, to get man to sin more.  We have to be careful to avoid him and, as much as possible, temptations to sin.

So if you are a Christian and believe in Jesus Christ, you should be telling all that you meet about Jesus Christ and what He has done for you and your sins.  If you aren't a Christian, you need to come to our church or any church that preaches and teaches that Jesus Christ died for you, taking your sins upon Himself and arose the third day to sit by God, interceding for you when you sin.  You can reject Satan as Our Awesome God did but you will need His helpis help!

​Join us at LWBC as we work in Our Awesome God's vineyard to tell everyone about Jesus Christ and His salvation.  We start with small groups on Sunday at 9:30 AM and a Worship Service at 10:30 AM.  On Sunday evening at 6:00 PM, a Bible Study meets for an hour with a children's program called AWANA until 7:30 PM. (September through May).  On Wednesdays, we meet at 7:00 PM for Prayer Requests and Bible Study along with a separate Spanish Bible Study until 8:00 PM.  We love visitors!
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Thanksgiving

11/24/2016

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"Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise unto him with psalms. For the Lord is a great God, and a great King above all gods."
(Psalms 95:2, 3 KJV)

  
The Origin of Thanksgiving Day
In August 1620, the Mayflower, a 180-ton ship, set sail from Southampton, England.  After difficulties with the vessel, resulting in her return to port, finally the voyage began.  Her 102 passengers were to become some of the founding pilgrims of the United States of America.  After weeks of plowing through the tumultuous Atlantic waters, battling strong winds, pounding waves and a number of problems with their vessel, the pilgrims spotted Cape Cod, off the coast of Massachusetts.  Their intended location was off the Virginia coast, where other pilgrims had begun colonies.

Before anchoring at Plymouth Rock and disembarking to explore the territory, the pilgrims devised the "Mayflower Compact." This was to serve as the basis for governing their new colony, where all would have the freedom to worship God as they chose.   The compact stated, "We whose names are underwritten, the loyal subjects of our dread sovereign lord King James... Having undertaken, for the glory of God, and advancement of the Christian faith, and honor of our king and country, a voyage to plant the first colony in the northern parts of Virginia, do by these presents solemnly and mutually in the presence of God and one of another, covenant, and combine ourselves together into a civil body politic... and by virtue hereof to enact, constitute, and frame such just and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions, offices from time to time, as shall be thought most meet and convenient for the general good of the colony... Cape Cod, the 11th of November... " (Mourt's Relation: A Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth).

​The next few months would prove to be difficult and trying.  More than half of the original pilgrims did not survive the first, long, bleak New England winter.  Often, two or three people would die in one day due to infection and sickness.

But, with the approaching of spring came new hope. The survivors built homes and planted crops.  They made friendships with local Indian tribes, and traded with them. The passing of winter allowed the pilgrims to labor and produce, causing the colony to flourish.

After reaping their first harvest in the fall of 1621, the pilgrims dedicated a day for thanking God for the bounty with which He had blessed them.  They had endured the many hardships that came with pioneering a new land.
From:  http://www.rcg.org/articles/syctd.html

This was a start of a new area of the world to spread God's Word in and to be more thankful for God's provision for us.  But as we humans do, we forget about thanking Him.  He has provided for Americans with a plentiful Hand from land to the riches in and on it, to the government that has been liberal with its freedoms of religion.  

​Join us at Living Word Baptist Church to hear God's Word.  We start with small groups on Sunday at 9:30 AM and a Worship Service at 10:30 AM.  On Sunday evening at 6:00 PM, a Bible Study meets for an hour with a children's program called AWANA until 7:30 PM. (September through May).  On Wednesdays, we meet at 7:00 PM for Prayer Requests and Bible Study along with a separate Spanish Bible Study until 8:00 PM.  We love visitors!
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