Considering Titus

This Sunday at 10:00am, we kick-off a brand new series as we will be looking at the letter Paul wrote to his young protege, Titus.  If you've never taken the time to read the book of Titus, I would encourage you to take some time over the next two days and read this short letter from Paul.

As you read Titus, below are 3 questions I would ask you to consider:

1. What would you consider some of the primary problems facing the church today?  If Paul were writing a letter to us, what would he identify as areas in need of correction?
2. What are some areas in your life where you struggle with behaving in a way that matches your beliefs?
3. As you approach this study of Paul's letter to Titus, what are you hoping for God to do in your heart?  In what ways are you asking Him to shape you over the next few weeks?  

As always, you can access our online service by going to our webpage. Once you are on our home page, simply scroll down to where you see "SCHEDULE".  You can then click on either the "streaming on youtube" or "streaming on facebook" and you will be automatically directed to the service. 

I also want to invite you to join us at 11:00am for our "after-church" zoom gathering.  Zoom is really easy to use.  All you need is a computer or device with a webcam and microphone. 

There are two ways for you to join us on zoom. 

1.  Set up a zoom account prior to the meeting.  Open the attachment below and follow the instructions for setting up your zoom account.  We have included step-by-step visuals.  Please allow 10 minutes to set up your account.  Once your account is set-up, simply join us by clicking on the meeting link Sunday at 11:00am.  Here is the link.  https://zoom.us/freesignup/

2.  Click on the link below, approximately 5 minutes prior to the meeting and follow the prompts in order to install the application.  Here is the link for you to click on.  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84196749573

NOTE:  I have set-up this meeting so the link above will be the same link EVERY Sunday.  

I am hopeful that many of you will be able to join us for this unique gathering as we meet to encourage and pray for one another.

Finally, please continue to pray for those in our church family who are struggling with health issues, along with those who are working on the frontlines of COVID-19.  One of our specific goals for 2020 is to be a church that prays!

"See" you Sunday.

Pastor Doug