January 20, 2007 - Loma Linda University Church of Seventh-day ...
January 20, 2007 - Loma Linda University Church of Seventh-day ...
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Pastor’s Page<br />
Christianity Explored<br />
We are planning an important event slated to begin at the end <strong>of</strong> March. It<br />
is a seminar entitled, “Christianity Explored.” This seminar provides individuals<br />
who do not know Jesus the opportunity to gain an understanding <strong>of</strong> who<br />
Jesus is, what Christianity is all about, and how to make a faith commitment<br />
to become a follower <strong>of</strong> Christ. This is not a seminar oriented toward those<br />
who have already made a faith commitment.<br />
I am very excited about this seminar! Truth be told, we don’t have any way to<br />
gauge what the response will be. This is a new kind <strong>of</strong> venture for our church<br />
family. But, what an opportunity!<br />
I ask you to do three things as the beginning date (March 28, <strong>20</strong>07) approaches.<br />
First <strong>of</strong> all, pray. Would you commit to praying for this venture Pray for those<br />
who are planning, leading out and, especially, for those who will be attending.<br />
Pray that God will bless us.<br />
Secondly, invite a friend. There may be a neighbor or a family member or a<br />
colleague at work that doesn’t know Jesus. This is an excellent way to give<br />
them that opportunity. The setting will be interactive, there will be no pressure,<br />
and it will allow for questions and discussion.<br />
Finally, we would certainly welcome your financial support. If you wish to support<br />
this outreach, mark your tithe/<strong>of</strong>fering envelope, “Christianity Explored.”<br />
Thank you in advance for your prayers and support.<br />
“What Andrew Did”<br />
In a closely related vein, our sermon to<strong>day</strong> focuses on the disciple named<br />
Andrew. We don’t typically give much time or attention to Andrew. That is<br />
unfortunate for, as many have pointed out, Andrew deserves our attention—especially<br />
based on what he does in the Gospel <strong>of</strong> John.<br />
So, take your Bibles, open them to John’s Gospel, and let’s consider what<br />
Andrew did…<br />
Randy Roberts<br />
Senior Pastor