Good News
Greetings everyone! Hope all of our FaithPointe family are doing well!
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This new year has surely welcomed us with a lot of snow and cold weather but, it doesn't diminish the wonderful works of our heavenly Father.
I would ask each of you today to join us in prayer for many of our FP family. There is much to pray about:
Jan's sister is in ICU after having a stroke. Pray for her sister's recovery and Jan's strength.
Ashley's dad had open heart surgery. Pray for his recovery and the family.
My aunt Mary passed away early this morning. Pray for my dad and the family.
My cousin Jason still needs prayer, he is still in the hospital.
Pray for Phil and his recovery from heart issues.
I have also received many requests this week for prayer concerning loneliness, anxiety and relationship problems.
Help us pray that God would intervene upon each of these requests and bring peace, healing, restoration and deliverance. In Jesus name.
I would like to share just a brief devotion, I hope you enjoy it!
John 11:25: Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believes in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: And whosoever lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you Believe this?
Have you ever wondered why God's timing feels so different than ours? When Jesus learned that Lazuras was sick, He didn't rush to his side. Instead, He waited two days before going to Bethany, where Lazarus had already been in the tomb for four days. Why would Jesus delay when His friend was in such desperate need? Jesus' response reminds us that God's plans are always purposeful. "This sickness," He said, "is not unto death, but for the glory of God." What situations in your life feel delayed, but may be an opportunity for God's glory to shine?
When Jesus arrived, Martha expressed her faith, saying, "Lord if you had been here, my brother would not have died. Jesus answered her with one of the most profound declarations in Scripture: "I am the resurrection and the life." By raising Lazarus, Jesus not only displayed His power over death but also foreshadowed His own resurrection. What does this mean for you today? It means that no situation, no loss, no heartbreak is beyond the reach of Christ's life-giving power. Are you willing to trust Him to bring life to what feels hopeless?
As Jesus called Lazarus out of the tomb, we see a beautiful picture of spiritual resurrection He offers to all believers. Just as Lazarus stepped into the light, we are invited to walk in the newness of life. What might Jesus be calling you to leave behind as you step forward into His promises?
Are there areas of your life that feel lifeless or stagnant? Are there places you need Jesus to breathe new life? Bring those concerns to Him in prayer, asking Him to work in ways that glorify God.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We have begun the New Year with many outreach goals just in the first few weeks!!
**Don't forget to pick up one of the Baby Bottles in the lobby and hallway to help with our support of Assurance Pregnancy Center in Lexington. Return by February 2nd.
**We are also preparing Winter Cold Packets for the Homeless again for our Lighthouse service in February. They will contain hygiene essentials, hats, gloves, scarves, solar blankets, & socks.
Saturday, January 25 at 10:30a - Leadership team training with Pastor Russell Hylton.
We ask that all Leadership staff attend: teachers, media, ushers, greeters, worship team.
Sunday, January 26: Special guest speaker: Pastor Rus Hylton
Friday, January 31, 8-10pm: Jesus Club - a safe space for youth 16 and older to worship the Lord, connect with other like-minded young christians. There will be donations collected at the door, food and concessions. Check it out on Instagram.
Friday, February 7 at 7pm: "My Sweet Valentine Banquet"
$50/couple
$25/single
Includes dinner, drink, dessert, gift bag
Games, prizes, photo booth and fun for all!
***You can send ticket money to FaithPointe thru cash app or Paypal.
Don't procrastinate seating is limited to the first 15 couples.