So his master said, ‘Go out into the country lanes and behind the hedges and urge anyone you find to come, so that the house will be full.
Sunday:
10:30 a.m. Worship Service
Children's Church: Children under 12 only
Tuesday:
7:00 p.m. Taco Tuesday - Men's Bible Study
Wednesday:
6:30-7:30 p.m. Power Hour
Fellowship, Praise, Testimonies, and Powerful Prayer
Thursday:
Women's Small Group Bible Study
For more information, Contact Toni Loop.
6:00 p.m. Prime Timers
For more information, Contact Kathy Kole
Partner with ABC Life Choices in prayer for their upcoming ministry events. Uphold those on the front lines of supporting the unborn and their families. This event will be at ABC Life Choices: 501 Frontage Rd. Kenai, AK. For more information contact: 907-283-9062 or visit: abclifechoices.org
Featuring an open gym, snacks, fun, and a Biblical message, the Lighthouse youth group will be hosting at the Nikiski Rec Center for young people from middle to high school ages. Volunteer opportunities are available.
Ready for physical and spiritual nourishment? Power Hour may be the answer to your prayers, while giving you a chance to participate in prayer! Testimony and intercession are on the menu every week. For more info contact Josh Quantrell.
Children's Ministry will be hosting a game night for all ages here at North Kenai Chapel. There will be card games, board games and snacks for everyone. Fun is guaranteed. For more information contact Matt or Becky Oliver.
We are looking for people to help with a variety of things in our church. One of the most immediate areas is a few cooks who can be in our rotation for Sou per power hour. If you would like to do this please contact Josh Quantrell or Pastor John.
Do you know how to pray? Swing a hammer? Do you know how to bake? Help children? Like people? Worhsip? If these examples, or any number of other gifts, that God has given you has been waiting for an opportunity to come to life, speak to Pastor or Josh in the office about opportunities to serve God, your church family, and community.
Please fill out a connection card to make sure your prayer request is prayed for throughout the week. Connection cards are found right above the offering box in the main hall.
Are you new to our family, or have you been with us for a while and have new contact information? Either way, we have an easy way to help you get connected! You can fill out a physical connection card located above the tithe box, or you can fill one online here.
Pernie's India Orphanage
Founded over 10 years ago, this Orphanage has grown from a handful of children to over 100 living in the west of India. In this state of the country, the need for orphan care is very necessary due to the overwhelming poverty, lack of government resources to take care of children, and the struggle with spiritual darkness. Pray for the Pernies and their team as they prepare to visit this spring after a long absence due to the Indian government restrictions following COVID.
Serving the Smallest
Luke 14:15-23
The video showed a man kneeling beside a busy freeway during an out-of-control brush fire. He was clapping his hands and pleading with something to come. What was it? A dog? Moments later a bunny hopped into the picture. The man scooped up the scared rabbit and sprinted to safety.
How did the rescue of such a small thing make national news? That’s why. There’s something endearing about compassion shown to the least of these. It takes a big heart to make room for the smallest creature.
Jesus said the kingdom of God is like a man who gave a banquet and made room for everyone who was willing to come. Not just the movers and shakers but also “the poor, the crippled, the blind and the lame” (Luke 14:21). I’m thankful that God targets the weak and the seemingly insignificant, because otherwise I’d have no shot. Paul said, “God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. God chose the lowly things of this world and the despised things . . . so that no one may boast before him” (1 Corinthians 1:27–29).
How big must God’s heart be to save a small person like me! In response, how large has my heart grown to be? I can easily tell, not by how I please the “important people,” but by how I serve the ones society might deem the least important.
By: Mike Whittmer - Our Daily Bread