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August 2019 Connections
“Pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers
into his harvest.” ~ Matthew 9:38
02 Feature Lord of the Harvest Tim Sievers
03 Feature
“Everybody Always” Tina Laughary Lamp & Light Journey
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Lament Betty Sawyer Joanne Wilson Tim Sievers
05 Growth
Bible Study Schedule Church on a Hill Podcast Youth Ministry News
07 Feature
Harvest & the Sojourner Pastor Corey Laughary Sunday School News Young Life Banquet
09 Prayer Requests 11 Worship
Sermon Schedule
Palouse Federated Church 635 N. Bridge St. Palouse, WA 99161 (509) 878-1509 www.palousechurch.org Corey Laughary, Senior Pastor Cell | (509) 336-9154 [email protected] Tim Sievers Connection Director Cell | (509) 595-2778 [email protected]
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2|Depending on Jesus to Restore our [Imperfect] Lives August 2019
Lord of the Harvest Tim Sievers
Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” ~ Matthew 9:37-38
Detroit, known as the Motor City, in its heyday was a great industrial city and remains still home to the U.S. automotive industry with headquarters and major manufacturing facilities for Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler along with major automotive suppliers. As Detroit and its industry grew, people looked to escape the noise, pollution and other problems of the city and vacation in rural communities like my hometown, Clarkston, which, located just 45 miles to the north, in the early 20th century remained a farming community complete with its own mill. In fact, automotive magnate Henry Ford, himself would escape from the city for relaxation and recreation.
As the automotive industry flourished, Detroit flourished too and along with it, the desire of many to escape the city also grew. The surrounding villages and cities experienced steady growth until finally reaching the rural town of Clarkston which stands today near the northernmost edge of suburbia. As I grew up, I knew what a farm was - there was, after all, one working farm
remaining in Clarkston which grew hay. Unfortunately, agriculture was largely absent from my childhood. If we traveled north and west out of the suburbs there was plenty of agriculture – sugar beets, corn, asparagus, apples, peaches and cherries, but it wasn’t part of my everyday life. Living now in Palouse, agriculture is all around me. I’ve made friends with farmers, and I enjoy marking the changing seasons with the changing fields, from the dark brown freshly-tilled earth of spring to the light green of early summer and the gold of autumn which gives way to a blanket of white snow come wintertime. It’s magnificent to behold. While hard work and persistence are important to all farmers, I’ve learned here in the Palouse Region where we don’t irrigate our crops, that farming also is all about faith and prayer. From the tilling of soil to the planting of seed and the waiting – farming is having faith in the promise of the seed and that the labor invested in the sowing will yield a harvest. As harvest time approaches each year, I am reminded of a story from Matthew’s gospel regarding a different kind of harvest. Jesus had been traveling through the cities and villages teaching and proclaiming the gospel and healing every disease and affliction. When Jesus saw the crowds, he had compassion for them. He had compassion because he truly saw them – their brokenness and helplessness, how they were, “like sheep without a shepherd” (Matthew 9:35-36). Jesus then declares to the disciples:
“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.”
Jesus isn’t speaking about a harvest of wheat, lentils or garbanzo beans, but a harvest of people for God’s kingdom. If the harvest is huge and the laborers are few, it makes the task of harvest seem overwhelming, if not impossible, for the Disciples and for us today. But, notice what Jesus says: “pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” The harvest already exists and so do the
________ “I’ve learned here in the Palouse Region...that farming also is about faith and prayer.”
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laborers – the disciples are to pray earnestly that the Lord of the harvest will send laborers into the field to gather an already ripe harvest. The root of Jesus’ mission here is compassion while the root of mission for the Disciples and by extension, for us, is prayer. If we have faith in Jesus we must also be people of prayer. As F. Dale Bruner says, “faith is the mother of prayer and prayer the mother of mission…where there is prayer there is mission…where there is little prayer there is little mission.” In the coming months, as we look about us and see laborers in our fields, I want to encourage you to pray, because when we pray there is mission. Pray for the harvest and pray for the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers. And then, open your heart to the possibility that you might be one of the laborers he already has prepared to send into the fields for harvest. God of all power and peace, as Jesus sent his disciples out to heal the sick, cast out demons, gather the lost, raise the dead, and proclaim the nearness of your kingdom, make us ready to go and share the good news we have received; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Lamp & Light Journey How you can participate Join us this summer as we strive to hide God’s word in our hearts through the Lamp & Light Journey! You can participate both at church as well as at home or even when you’re on the road! Here’s how: At Church | Each week, outside the sanctuary, we will post a new verse to memorize. On the resource table there will be 4x6 postcards of the same verse that you may take with you as a reminder or send to a friend. Additionally, there will be coloring sheets available for kids (or adults). At Home & On the Road | The verse also will be featured in our weekly e-mails, and on Facebook. If you’re interested in downloading the images for your computer desktop or mobile device, we encourage you to visit www.scripturetype.com, and click “Resources.” Encouragement | If you memorize all 16 verses and recite them to Tim Sievers by the end of September, you will receive a leather embossed bookmark to commemorate your achievement and encourage you to continue on the journey to hide God’s word in your heart. This summer, may we all turn to the scriptures as a lamp to our feet and a light to our paths – to guide us on the journey!
Tim Keller: The Prodigal Prophet (Available at PFC for $15)
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Lamp and Light Journey
Summer Scripture Focus June 2 – Sept. 15
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“Everybody Always” A Book Review Tina Laughary For author Bob Goff, life is full of reasons to celebrate. He owns his own helium tank and is known for handing out helium-filled balloons to celebrate just about any occasion. He also makes a regular practice of carrying medals with him at all times so he can award them for any behavior he witnesses that is worth celebrating (bravery,
perseverance, kindness, etc.). You see, for Bob, celebration is just one of the ways he has found to love people. Bob absolutely loves Jesus. He has made it his life’s mission not just to agree with Jesus but to actually obey Him. Agreeing and obeying are two very different things. It is pretty easy to read the Bible and agree with it. It is a much larger task to read the Bible and obey it. In Matthew 22, when Jesus was asked what the greatest commandment was, he said:
"You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”
Goff likes to summarize Jesus’ words as: “love everybody always.” Bob has spent much of his adult life looking for ways to obey Jesus and love everybody. Celebration is just one of the ways he likes to do that. He also believes loving someone means serving them, being available to have a relationship with them and treating them the way Jesus would. Bob would be the first to admit that this is an impossible task without the help and guidance of God. In his newest book, Everybody Always: Becoming Love in a World Full of Setbacks and Difficult People, he shares his journey of attempting to be obedient to Jesus’ call to love people. It turns out, when you make yourself ridiculously available to be used by God—He sends you into some ridiculous situations to love and care for people. Bob recounts many of these amazing stories in his book. Bob is a fun author to read. He has a way of telling amazing stories of being used by God in an incredibly humble way.
Reading his book has inspired me to become love by allowing God to love others through me. It seems like an overwhelming task, but I keep reminding myself to take it, as Bob suggests—just 30 seconds at a time. Are you having a difficult time loving those around you? Is it more common for you to be served than to serve? Are you finding yourself becoming cynical and seeing the worst in the world? Then I highly suggest you add Everybody Always to your summer reading list. It is sure to inspire you and renew your spirit.
________ “It’s pretty easy to read the Bible and agree with it. It is a much larger task to read the Bible and obey it.”
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________ “Goff likes to summarize Jesus’ words as: ‘love everybody always.’”
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Lament Joanne Wilson Yahweh, it is You alone who are God Almighty, Sovereign God, Holy, Righteous and Just. It is to You alone that I can truly look to and ask for help. This business Lord God of getting older, becoming less able to do the simplest of things wears down on me and causes me to fall into a place of sorrow, self-pity and sadness. Even Lord as I know that it is You alone who can help me, heal me and bring me back to a place of simple trust. Lord I know that only You can understand because for each of us this challenge is unique. You Lord are well aware of the struggles that I personally have, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. I am so grateful for the fact that You are constantly and completely aware of what I am dealing with. I thank and praise You Lord God for You are with me at all times and in all events and circumstances of my life. I am thankful and aware that it is You who have poured out Your steadfast and faithful love into my heart through the Holy Spirit who You, Lord God have given to me. It is my heart that seeks after You, that knows Your healing, redeeming and restorative work within me; and for that I give You thanks and praise and rejoice that it is You alone who are my God. This word Lord God comes from my grateful and humble heart, Your servant, Joanne Wilson
Lament Betty Sawyer O Lord my God, I am troubled by the awful enemy of our bodies called cancer. It devours the life we once knew. It changes personalities as people go through treatments. It eats away at our very being. It is not fun to watch, as a caregiver. But I place my trust in you, O Lord, as we walk through this trial. I know in my heart that suffering produces endurance, endurance produces character and character produces hope. I ask for that endurance O Lord. Only you and your comforting Spirit can give me the eternal hope to get me, and so many of my dear friends, through cancer diagnoses. So I praise you every day whether things go well or not. You are with me, my Rock and my Redeemer. I trust in you.
A Prayer of Lament Tim Sievers O LORD, My God, How long will you ignore my plea, my longing for peace, my desire for justice? The earth trembles under the weight of war, and the rivers run with blood, as nation ravages nation. Your people lay, slaughtered in temples of worship dedicated to your praise and glory, now laid waste by the rod of our enemies, houses of horror and despair. Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, weep for the dead. Do you not hear the cries of your people? How long, O LORD, must the warmongers reign? How long must we fear? Will you forever stay your hand from justice? Yet, even in our darkness, you are our light. You alone are our hope. Holy are you, our strength and redeemer. By faith, our fathers walked in your ways, and you delivered them from the hands of our enemies. Our enemies you gave over to us. Be not far from us now, O LORD. In the face of destruction, you alone are our refuge and help. You alone are our light and hope. Behold, you have heard my petition, you have answered my cry. I will declare your praises from the gates of the city, and in the halls of your people, and all will know of your wondrous deeds. O God, our redeemer.
In June, Tim Sievers preached about lament and its use as a spiritual discipline. In that sermon, Tim shared a prayer of lament he had written and challenged the congregation to author their own. Tim’s lament is above and the two laments to the left were created by members of the congregation.
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What’s the next step in your spiritual journey? Next Class : Sept. 22 In Pastor Corey’s Office
STEPS
Grow
Tuesday
Men’s Way Too Early Study
Sermon Scriptures
5:30 am @ PFC
First Thessalonians Bible Study
10 am @ PFC
Wednesday
Ladies Bible Study
Sermon Scriptures
9 am @ PFC
Youth Group
6:30 pm @ PFC
First Thessalonians Bible Study
7 pm @ PFC
Thursday
Ladies Bible Study
Sermon Scriptures
3 pm @ Tina Laughary’s
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s PALOUSE CHURCH ON A HILL PODCAST Each week, Pastor Corey Laughary and Tim Sievers co-host the Church on a Hill Podcast - reviewing the sermon, discussing upcoming events and ministry opportunities and generally having a good time. Each podcast is about 20 minutes so it's easy to listen to on your way to or from Pullman or Moscow...or anytime!
Find us on Apple Podcasts, TuneIn, Google Play Music and the SoundCloud App (for smartphones, tablets, etc.) - search “Palouse Church on a Hill,” or click on the link in the weekly e-mail or on the church’s Facebook page.
The podcast is a great way to keep up with what’s happening when you’re on the go. Check it out and feel free to share it with a friend.
Youth Ministry News Youth ministry at PFC is continuing through the summer! We meet weekly on Wednesday evenings in the Fellowship Hall at 6:30 pm. We start with dinner, have a time of worship and learn from the Bible, then we end with some fun games and activities. If you know a youth who is in 6th grade or above, feel free to invite them to our youth group, or pass along their name to
Pastor Corey, or Ariel and Scott Schulz, and we will make sure they are invited. Important News: Scott and Ariel Schulz are planning to move to the Reardan area in early October. We are praying about our future youth ministry leadership. Please keep this in your prayers!
Youth Group 6th - 12th Grades Wednesdays @ 6:30 pm Dinner Provided Join us for Bible Study, Worship & Fun
Oikos - What is it? Your Oikos is the 8 to 15 peo-ple you interact with on a regular basis that God has supernaturally and strategi-cally placed in your life - friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers. Nobody is better equipped to share the truth of Jesus with them than you. Pick up and fill out one of our OIKOS Prayer Cards and start praying for the people in your OIKOS to grow in their relationship with Jesus. We even have OIKOS Prayer Cards for Kids! Or...Download the OIKOS App today - search “8to15” in your app store.
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Did you know YouVersion has created a Bible App just for kids? By introducing children to 41 of the “big” Bible stories, the Bible App for Kids helps them understand the overall story that the Bible is telling. Kid-friendly navigation helps them find and select whichever story they want, then reads it aloud to them in a friendly narrative style. Throughout each story, fun, interactive animations keep children engaged, and select stories even include games designed to help them learn, understand, and retain important Bible story concepts. The Bible App can help you read the scripture and strengthen your faith. Look for The Bible App and the Bible App for Kids in your device’s App Store!
Read the Bible, or let audio versions read the Bible to you.
Subscribe to Plans, daily portions of Scripture paired with devotional, audio, or video selections.
Add bookmarks, highlights and private or public notes to any verse in the Bible.
Compare versions to see how different translations of the Bible express a given passage.
Easily share Bible passages on social media, in texts, or via e-mail.
Create verse images, shareable Bible art, that uses your own photos or free background images.
Add friends, you can read plans together and experience the Bible in community.
Camp Car Wash Fundraiser Update
A special thank you to Banner Bank for hosting our 2019 Camp Car Wash Fundraiser and to all who came out to support our kids! Our youth raised…
$548 All proceeds help fund scholarships to send kids to summer camp!
A Shower of Love Please join us as we welcome a new baby into our PFC family. Keiona Zachow is expecting her first child, a boy, early in September, and you can help us shower her with love and joy over this precious gift from God. The baby shower takes place Sunday, Aug. 11 at 6 PM in the PFC Fellowship Hall. Salads and cake will be served. All are welcome to attend! Instead of bringing a traditional card, please consider bringing your favorite children’s book! If you have any questions, please contact Tina Laughary at: (509) 595-4706 or Vickie Griner at (509) 878-1420.
Young Life Banquet Betty Sawyer “Grow: Planting Seeds, Celebrating Kids,” the Gar-Pal Young Life banquet, takes place at Palouse Federated Church, Sunday, Sept. 29 at 5 pm to raise funds to send Gar-Pal youth to Young Life Camp! The banquet will feature a delectable dinner, powerful testimonies from Young Life participants, and a fun auction. We currently are looking for auction donations; if you would like to donate a pie, tickets to a special event, dessert of the month, house cleaning service, an oil change - or some other item or service, please contact Betty Sawyer. Thank you for your support and for helping the youth of our community connect to positive mentors, learn about Jesus and strengthen their faith!
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Sunday School News Brenda Cook Sunday School will start again Sept. 22 from 10:15 - 11 am on Sunday mornings. Classes are available for ages 3 (and potty-trained) up through grade 12!
Check your child in at the top of the stairs, then you are welcome to bring them downstairs to find their class and meet their teacher. We are excited to talk and learn about Jesus and His love for each of us. If you have questions, please contact Brenda Cook or Pastor Corey.
We still are in need of Sunday School teachers for the Fall. If you’d like to train up the next generation of kids to follow Jesus, contact Brenda Cook or Pastor Corey.
Harvest & the Sojourner Pastor Corey Laughary 19 “When you reap your harvest in your field and forget a sheaf in the field, you shall not go back to get it. It shall be for the sojourner, the fatherless, and the widow, that the Lord your God may bless you in all the work of your hands. 20 When you beat your olive trees, you shall not go over them again. It shall be for the sojourner, the fatherless, and the widow. 21 When you gather the grapes of your vineyard, you shall not strip it afterward. It shall be for the sojourner, the fatherless, and the widow. 22 You shall remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt; therefore I command you to do this.” ~ Deuteronomy 24:19-22 In the Bible, God teaches the Israelites to remember the “sojourners” in their land. What is a sojourner? A person who is traveling through, someone who is not a permanent resident or citizen of a particular place, but still lives there
and has real needs. We might call these folks “resident aliens” today (I highly recommend the book Resident Aliens by Willimon and Hauerwas). I believe followers of Jesus are “resident aliens.” What do I mean by this? We live here on Earth, and in our particular places, but our citizenship is in Heaven (Philippians 3:20). Now, according to our scripture in Deuteronomy 24, the “sojourners” or “resident aliens” will be provided for from the extras of the harvest. For those of us who see ourselves as “sojourners,” what can we learn from this scripture? First, we need to seek justice and have mercy for the true sojourners of
this world. Essential to being a follower of Jesus is having compassion for those in need and the “least of these.” Secondly, and my bigger point, is that the harvest is only secondarily about us “sojourners.” The harvest is for those who need the harvest. That makes sense, right? But what am I saying spiritually for us Christians? I am saying that God will provide for us, His followers, as we work in the plentiful harvest (Matthew 9:37) to restore lost souls to relationship with their Father. Jesus says that there is a plentiful harvest out there, a harvest of people who are broken, hurting and far from God. This harvest is filled with people who see themselves as permanent citizens of Earth, people who believe there is no eternal life or grand plan. These folks are critical to making the economies of the world run, and in so doing their hard work produces all kinds of rewards and income. We, as Christians are part of these economies, and we need them too. But we don’t view worldly wealth as the real “harvest” or the point of life. We use whatever resources we can get, whatever falls from the powerful economies and through people’s bank accounts and into our coffers, as a means to fuel our movement to participate in the true harvest. The true harvest is rescuing people from a meaningless life with no good eternal purpose or destiny, into a soul fulfilling, joy-filled, hope overflowing, loving relationship with God. We are workers sent from God to work for the harvest that matters. In the meantime we are committed to using well whatever resources fall our way to take care of our basic needs and leverage all we can to build bridges that bring people closer to Jesus and His eternal plan for their life.
________ “The true harvest is rescuing people from a meaning-less life with no good eternal pur-pose or destiny, into a soul ful-filling, joy-filled, hope overflowing loving relation-ship with God.”
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Prayer Requests:
• Pray for Phil Doramus, recovering from surgery.
• Pray for Courtney Catron and baby Calliope, for health and wellness.
• Pray for Doreen, friend of Molly Quigley, diagnosed with breast cancer.
• Pray for the family and friends of Bill Dernell, Sr.
• Pray for the family and friends of Jim Evenson.
• Pray for George Arland, cancer.
• Pray for Donald Fenner, ongoing health concerns.
• Pray for a friend of Tecla Blood, Susan, who is currently homeless.
• Pray for renewal and revival in our region.
• Pray for Juno (cousin of Tecla Blood), lost his home to fire.
• Pray for Marilyn, friend of Diana Cochran, stage four ovarian cancer.
• Pray for Anita McGovern, for healing & encouragement.
• Pray for the people of Venezuela.
• Pray for Kaynan Zachow, for strength in his new path.
• Pray for Keiona Zachow, Multiple Sclerosis and for her future and a safe and healthy pregnancy.
• Pray for Pastor Martin’s wife Mary in Uganda, ongoing health concerns.
• Pray for Doreen Hanson’s brother Frank, kidney failure.
• Pray for Lynda Mills, daughter-in-law of Angie Cochran, heart issues.
• Pray for Sarah McCusker, friend of Tracy Lee Sievers, advanced Huntington’s Disease.
• Pray for Ellen, friend of Tecla Blood, ongoing health concerns.
• Pray for Don Comstock, ongoing health concerns.
• Pray for Barbra Vail, ongoing health concerns.
• Pray for Carol Stillman, cancer.
• Pray for Bev Glass, ongoing health concerns.
• Pray for Tecla Blood, ongoing health issues.
• Pray for Carrie Doramus’ dad, Richard Gamet, dementia/cancer.
• Pray for Charlotte, friend of Don Gilliland, Parkinson’s.
• Pray for Don Gilliland, ongoing health issues.
• Pray for Paula Fielder Leftwich, cancer.
• Pray for Monte, friend of Tecla Blood—ongoing health concerns.
• Pray for Brittany Sawyer’s Uncle Jon—Alzheimer’s.
• Pray for Judy Hart, stroke.
• Pray for Meredith Willcox, cancer.
• Pray for our Bishop Place ministry and ministry team.
• Pray for our national and community leaders.
• Pray for our nation - that peace, compassion, love and unity win out over hate, discord and division.
• Pray for your Oikos—those that God has strategically and supernaturally placed in your life.
• Pray for active duty service members.
Praises and Prayers for these Missions and Ministries:
• Pray for our youth ministry transition this fall.
• Pray for Young Life.
• Pray for our International Mission Partners.
• Pray for the Bible study at Eastern State Hospital and the residents.
• Praise God for our youth ministry leaders. Pray for youth to come to Christ.
• Pray for our missionaries and partner church and orphanage in Uganda (pastors, teachers, orphans).
Remember our Shut-Ins: Richard Kayser Frances West Dory Tuttle Catherine Tuck Don Gilliland Steve Gill Arnetta Tompkins Norm Schorzman
MEN’S BREAKFAST SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
7:30 AM COOKING 8 AM EATING
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August 11 9 & 11 AM The 23rd Psalm Psalm 23:5
August 18 9 & 11 AM The 23rd Psalm | Jim Fielder Psalm 23
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Pullman Worship Service You’re invited to join us for worship in Pullman at our Bishop Place Worship Service. Worship Services are at 1:30 pm in the Social Room - 815 SE Klemgard St. Worship
