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Mount Carmel Ministries - Daily Texts
  • Daily Texts for July 31st, 2010
    Old Testament Verse: He changes times and seasons, deposes kings and sets up kings. Daniel 2:21
    New Testament Verse: I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God, who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty. Revelation 1:8
    Prayer: Almighty God, there is truly no one like you. You alone are the all in all. When I act as if everything depends on me, forgive me and remind me of my place as one of your precious children. Fill me today with such awe and reverence, such gratitude and praise, that I live totally as your dependent child. Amen.
We encourage you to pray as Luther prayed , and to take a T.R.I.P. in the word!
 
SCRIPTURE/SERMON READINGS PDF Print

This is the updated and current Scripture reading list. The readings listed will be the basis for the sermon for THIS Sunday.

The readings that follow represent the third and final in our series on Revelation.

THE REVELATION - PART 3, Week beginning July 25

M - Revelation 17:1-18

Tu - Revelation 18:1-24

W - Revelation 19:1-21

Th - Revelation 20:1-15

Fri - Revelation 21:1-22:21

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First Place 4 Health for the Summer PDF Print

Check out the Sychar Lutheran's First Place 4 Health website for information on what our group is up to this summer!  Chech out First Place 4 Health's website for more detailed information about the program.

 
Where does Sychar Lutheran Church get its name? PDF Print

When Pastor Teber O. Hill arrived in 1953 to organize the congregation, a lady came to him asking if she could teach Sunday school. She felt if she would take an active role, her son would go to Sunday school with her. The Sunday school superintendent felt this was a bit risky, knowing the reputation this woman had. Pastor Hill preached a very passionate sermon the following Sunday.

He used the Gospel of John, 4th chapter, as his text. Jesus was traveling through Samaria and came to Jacob's well near the town of Sychar to rest. A Samaritan woman of shady character came to the well to draw water. Jesus asked her for a drink. She was startled, and this started their dialogue. She found the “Living Water” and rushed back to the village forgetting her water pot to tell everyone about her encounter. “Can this be the Messiah?” she asked. And the towns people went out to see for themselves. Many of the Samaritans from that village committed themselves to Him because of the woman's witness.

That's why we have the name Sychar. We invite people of all races, all ages, and social status to come to the Well where they will taste the “Living Water” and go to bring others who are thirsty to that same Well.

                                                ---Vallie

 

 
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