James and Rachel Schrader sent this along regarding the great gathering they lead for middle and high school students on Sunday mornings. They kick off the semester THIS SUNDAY, January 12, at 9:00AM:
This semester we are going to be studying John 1-10 in youth Sunday School. We are excited about the opportunity to learn from what Jesus said and did through the eyewitness account of John. Jesus uses everyday items and events to reveal and explain spiritual truths. Each lesson will be a neat time of reading, teaching, and discussing topics such as “How is Jesus the Light of the world?,” “Why are Jesus’ words about eternal life confusing to many people?,” “Who was the ‘Wild Man’?,” and how to relate faith to everyday life.
Read a one-page overview of their study
Watch a 2 minute video class overview
PARENTS: Grab a free ebook on John’s Gospel from RC Sproul
Please seek to pray the prayer Jesus teaches us– aloud– each day this week. On your commute or walk. With family, friends, and co-workers. With a fox or in a box—together, we pray.
Anyone interested in applying for this position may email a resume and cover letter to chiatt AT christcommunitychurch.com. No phone calls please!
Job Opportunity: Maintenance Personnel – Janitorial
Christ Community Church seeks an immediate, part-time team member to clean church facilities year round. Our maintenance personnel provides weekly janitorial support for the church buildings, maintaining cleanliness in the church offices and in a 12,000-square-foot worship and education facility. The incumbent will follow a detailed checklist weekly, advising supervisor of maintenance needs, supply levels, and additional ongoing needs required to maintain the facilities. In addition to the weekly checklist, the incumbent will assist with preparation for and/or cleanup after special events as assigned.
Preferred candidates will have some experience cleaning in a commercial environment, although extensive experience is not required. Some paid training will be provided.
Required Qualifications:
- An eye for detail and aesthetics
- An understanding and appreciation of the local church
- Willingness to learn and to follow direction
- Reliable transportation
Schedule:
Weekly schedule varies based on church events, and hours are flexible. Some nights/weekends.
Compensation:
10 hours per week, $10.25/hour, with bonuses for some special events.
A prayer from The Valley of Vision. . . ponder it and may it bless you as you celebrate the birth of the Savior. .
O Source of all Good,
What shall I render to Thee for the gift of gifts,
Thine own dear Son, begotten, not created,
my Redeemer, Proxy, Surety, Substitute,
His self-emptying incomprehensible,
His infinity of love beyond the heart’s grasp.
Herein is wonder of wonders:
He came below to raise me above,
He was born like me that I might become like Him.
Herein is love;
when I cannot rise to Him He draws near on wings of grace,
to raise me to Himself.
Herein is power;
when Deity and humanity were infinitely apart
He united them in indissoluble unity, the uncreated and the created.
Herein is wisdom;
when I was undone, with no will to return to Him,
and no intellect to devise recovery,
He came, God-incarnate, to save me to the uttermost,
as man to die my death,
to shed satisfying blood on my behalf,
to work out a perfect righteousness for me.
O God, take me in spirit to the watchful shepherds,
and enlarge my mind;
let me hear good tidings of great joy,
and hearing, believe, rejoice, praise, adore,
my conscience bathed in an ocean of repose,
my eyes uplifted to a reconciled Father,
place me with ox, ass, camel, goat,
to look with them upon my Redeemer’s face,
and in Him account myself delivered from sin;
let me with Simeon clasp the new-born Child to my heart,
embrace Him with undying faith,
exulting that He is mine and I am His.
In Him Thou hast given me so much that heaven can give no more.
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