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Harvey Mehling
Larry Alsman
Zach Barker
Jonathan Stinson
Jacob Dickerson
Randy Wade
John Andrews
Taylor Bryan
Weekly Worship and Bible Study Please see schedule on back page of this Bulletin
Lunch will be served today.
Please see Matt’s “Back Page” on page 4.
Sunday, January 14
Announcements Continued
January Communion Servers
Open Prayer Lord’s Table Scripture Reader Scripture Reading Prayer Requests Communion Prep
Sunday, January 21, Servers
Eunice Wasson is back at Springhill Village. Ruth Chapman is struggling with health issues.
Zola Menk is still healing from her injured foot.
Genoa Haywood family, Gerry Binford’s sister, who
passed away recently.
Lesa Cagle, daughter of Becky Frederick, has a bleeding
ulcer. She has received blood transfusions and will be
receiving iron infusions.
Larry Cruse, brother of Carolyn Hall, had bypass surgery
and is not doing well.
Barb Dehart, friend of Carol Goff, has leukemia.
David Buzbee and family, friend of Nick and Tammy
Hicks. His cancer has returned, and he has been given 4-6
weeks.
Cindy Trueblood is not feeling well.
Davis family is struggling with personal issues.
Terry Shepherd, Debbie Nightingale’s brother-in-law, is
having heart issues and has an aneurism.
Sharon, friend of Julie Harvester, had a stroke and is not
doing well.
The Dr. Van Landingham family in the recent passing of
their daughter. Requested by Norma Shaw.
Seth and Jessica Woodason – with fostering situation.
Julie Wonderlin is not feeling well.
Casey Chaney
John Frump
Barbara Forsythe
Randy Stott
Bonnie Lawhead
Mary Ann Craig
Zach Barker
Mike Mason
Kathy Mason
Carl Robinson
Katy Robinson
Grace Unverferth
Elmer Mason
Barbara Mason
Carolyn Payne
Eunice Wasson
Paul Wasson
Those in Hospitals/Rehab/Senior Living
Eunice Wasson, Room No. 410, Springhill Village
Rehab, 1001 E. Springhill Dr., Terre Haute, IN
47802
Mary Ann Craig, Morning Star Assisted Living,
3200 E. Glenrosa Ave., Ste. 103, Phoenix, AZ
85018
Deacon in Charge
Alternate Deacon
Announcements
Greeter
Usher
Guest Connection
Prayer Partners (F)
Prayer Partners (M)
Song Leader
Opening Prayer
Lord’s Table
Scripture Reader
Scripture Reading
Prayer Request
Communion Prep
Sound Booth
Steve Chapman
Wayne Padgett
Tom Woodason
David Trowbridge
Melvin Belcher
Tonya Goff
Jo T. and Carol G.
Phil C. and Seth W.
Samuel McIntyre
Josh Morford
Dwayne Barker
Larry Alsman
TBA
Doreen Waldbieser
Mike and Barb Lammey
John H. and Ray N.
Those Needing Continuing Prayer
Our Purpose:
TO GLORIFY GOD IN EVERY
ASPECT OF OUR LIVES
Our Mission:
DEVELOP COMPLETELY
COMMITTED FOLLOWERS
Sydney Woodason and Claire Goff
Please submit announcements by Thursday.
Guests! Before you leave, be sure to pick
up our free guest package at the Guest
Connection Center.
The Senior Seekers invite you to participate in Bible
study and singing at 11 a.m. each Thursday and lunch at
12 noon AND to help us provide fellowship to our friends
from other churches.
(All Adults Welcome)
Making Fully Committed Followers of Jesus
Worship, Read, Pray +
Inviting Serving
Discipling Contributing
Welcome to Worship We’re glad you are here.
potatoes with gravy, green beans, tossed salad, roll,
dessert and drink. Please plan to stay and fellowship
and support our teens.
Ignite Student Ministry will begin
this evening at 5:00 p.m. There is a
sign-up sheet on the bulletin board by
Josh’s office for meals. If you have
any questions, please see Josh.
There will be a lunch served today. All
donations will be to help the teens trip to
Winterfest in February. The meal is
being prepared by Debbie Nightingale
and the menu will be roast pork, mashed
There will be an Elders Forum on Sunday,
January 21, at 5:30 p.m. at the building.
Seth Woodason’s birthday is January 25.
Please add this to your calendar.
The next ladies class will be Tuesday,
January 16, at 10:00 a.m. Joretta
Roloff will be leading our discussion
of Chapter 6 on Abraham.
Sylvia Adamson was baptized into
Christ on Sunday, January 7. Please
welcome her to God’s family.
To our new sister
Thank you for donating so generously
to the Kids Hope Tree! The children
and staff at DeVaney truly appreciate
your kindness.
ORDER OF WORSHIP
SONG LEADER: Seth Woodason
#394 He Gave Me a Song
WELCOME/OPENING PRAYER: Josh Morford
#482 Hide Me Away O Lord
#206 He Is Able
#336 And Can It Be
COMMUNION: Randy Stott
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Tom Woodason
#842 There Is a Habitation
SCRIPTURE READER: Wayne Padgett Jr.
Revelation 3:14-22
SHINE TIME: #954 Jesus Loves Me!
SERMON: Matt Carver
“Writing the Resistance – Laodicea”
CLOSING SONG
#838 Where the Soul Never Dies
CLOSING PRAYER: Frank Jones
*********************************************** Deacon in Charge: Steve Chapman
Prayer partners: Johnna Carre and Glenda Jones
Tom Woodason and Josh Rampey Guest Connection Center: Katie Rampey
Greeter: David Trowbridge
Sound Booth: Nick Hicks and David Adamson
Prayer Request: Janie Creedon and Jacqi Trowbridge
There is an attended nursery for ages 6 months to
36 months during worship.
Let Us Negotiate! Author Unknown
A hunter raised his rifle and took careful aim at a large
bear. When he was about to pull the trigger, the bear
spoke in a soft, soothing voice, “Isn’t it better to talk than
to shoot? What do you want? Let us negotiate the matter.”
Lowering his rifle, the hunter replied, “I want a fur coat.”
The bear said, “Good, that is a negotiable question. I want
a full stomach, so let us negotiate.” After a time, the bear
walked away alone. The negotiations had been successful.
The bear had a full stomach, and the hunter had a fur coat.
Satan says, “Let’s negotiate.” However, there are some
things that cannot be compromised. If we try to negotiate
with sin, we are deceiving ourselves and will fall into a
trap that will destroy us.
Resolved By Frank L. Cox
To be about my Father’s business.
To keep a pure heart, a clear head, and a will to do good.
To set my affections on things above.
To keep myself from idols – those things which hinder
me in service to God.
To fear nothing but sin and the danger of displeasing my
Father.
To forget and forgive all injuries rendered me.
To be more intent in finding good than evil in others.
To refrain my tongue from evil.
To be my brother’s keeper, lifting him up when he falls,
supporting him when he is weak, and restoring
him when he strays.
Preacher/Evangelist
Matt Carver, 812-230-3246
twitter.com/MattCarver1
Youth Minister
Josh Morford, 317-219-9383
twitter.com/Josh_Morford
Administrative Assistant
Tammy Hicks
Wifi Available: Eastside guest
Church Address
4025 College Avenue
Terre Haute, IN 47803
Office: 812-235-9322 Assemblies - Sunday
Bible Study 9:30 a.m.
Worship 10:30 a.m.
Evening Worship 5:30 p.m. Assembly - Wednesday
Bible Classes at 7:00 p.m. Church Email
[email protected] Church Website
www.eastsidechurchofchrist.us
Elders
Melvin Belcher 574-721-0273 Phil Cornwell 812-243-2201 Frank Jones 812-299-5480 Randy Stott 812-877-4054 Tom Woodason 812-877-6789
Elders and Ministers are available for prayer before and after Bible Study.
Deacons
Eric Austin B & G Outside
Gordon Bryan Communications
Wayne Padgett Missions
Mike Waldbieser Treasurer
Ed Warner Benevolence
Steve Chapman Building Inside
A reminder: Prayer requests will be published in the Bulletin for two weeks. Please resubmit requests if you wish the listing to continue for an additional two-week period. Prayer will continue as long as there is need.
Please put the words “Prayer Request” in the subject line of your Email. Call the church office (812) 235-9322 or E-mail [email protected]
Adult Bible Study David Adamson Fellowship Hall
College Class Wayne Padgett/ Room 1
Phil Cornwell Homebuilders Class Matt Carver Room 9
Men’s Class Gordy Bryan Library
Ladies Class Johnna Carre Room 10
Middle/High School Josh Morford Teen Room
Nursery, Pre-School & Elementary Educational Wing
Children’s Bible Hour - “Shine Time” - age 3 to 5th grade
Attended Nursery --- ages 6 to 36 months, during worship
January 14, 2018 Kelly W. and Johnna C.
January 21, 2018 Christina W. and Terri S.
Sunday Morning Worship
10:30 a.m.
“Writing the Resistance –
Laodicea”
Sunday Evening Worship
5:30 p.m.
Spiritual Background
Interviews
January 21 – Elders Forum
January 28 – Unity Night at
Northside Church of Christ at 6 p.m.
Loose change in today’s collection will go to the Shults-Lewis Children’s Home.
Guests: Please fill out a yellow attendance card and drop it in the collection plate.
Total Bible Classes 79 Adult Worship 144
Kitchen/Nursery NA
Shine Time NA
Worship, total 144
Sunday Evening NA
Offering $7,360
Benevolence NA
Weekly Budget $4,000
Wednesday Evening 57
Senior Seekers 28
January 7, 2018 January 14, 2018
From Matt . . . I've been using this space to make suggestions on resources that are designed to help you in
confronting the complexities of the Bible. As I've observed (and as you have doubtlessly experienced), the Bible is a
hard book. We've received it across thousands of years and numerous cultures. It uses language, imagery, and literary
conventions that are all unfamiliar to us. Unsurprisingly, this can intimidate us and leave us despairing that the Bible
is "just not a book for me." Fortunately, (and providentially), resources abound that are reliable and accessible that
help us more clearly understand the Bible's foreign elements, along with adding life and color to our reading. This
month, we'll focus on the wisdom and poetic books of the Bible.
The Wisdom of Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes – Kidner (intermediate)
The Fear of the Lord is Wisdom – Longman III (intermediate)
The Psalter Reclaimed: Praying and Praising with the Psalms – Wenham (intermediate)
An Introduction to Wisdom and Poetry of the Old Testament – Berry (advanced)
The Art of Biblical Poetry – Alter (advanced)
Tyndale Old Testament and NIV Application commentaries on Wisdom and Poetic books (beginner to
intermediate)
Classes Message Vital Statistics
January 14, 2018
Volume 66 Issue 2/January 14, 2018
