"Save us, O Lord our God and GATHER us from among the nations to give thanks to your holy name to triumph in your praise." Psalm 106:47

Connexion purpose statement: To connect students to Christ's kingdom and church by forming authenic relationships and making passionate disciples

2/19/2007

Upcoming Events

1) Week of Prayer has been postponed to next week and the kick-off
meal will be Sunday (2/25). If you were supposed to bring food for the
meal, please bring it then.

2) Leadership meeting this Friday (2/23) at downtown Starbucks @ 7:00
pm. If possible, all INVESTigative group leaders will need to attend
as well as any one else interested.

3) The Gathering will be March 7 at 7:30 at the UK BCM. Group leaders
need to begin announcing this. We would really like to meet some of
the people who have been coming to the small groups at this meeting.
The message will be evangelistic and Julie is getting a band ready to
lead music. We will continue to have the Gathering on the first
Wednesday of every month.

2/14/2007

Humility

"Humility is lowliness of mind, the opposite of pride and arrogance. It belongs to the essence of experimental religion. Bates calls it “the peculiar grace of Christians, the parent and nurse of other graces, that preserves in us the light of faith and the heat of love; that procures modesty in prosperity and patience in adversity; that is the root of gratitude and obedience, and is so lovely in God’s eyes, that ‘He giveth grace to the humble.’” A lowly spirit is the opposite of a lofty one. True humility is an inward grace based on a view of our own guilt, weakness, vileness, ignorance, and poverty, as compared with the infinite excellence and glory of God. It is one of the most lovely of all the traits of a child of God. It is opposed to all ostentation. It not only hides other graces of the Christian from the gaze of self-admiration, but it hides itself also. Its aim is not to be thought humble, but to be humble."

-- William Plumer, Vital Godliness, pg. 250

2/12/2007

Wedding

Wes Hagerman is getting married soon!

When:
Saturday, March 3 @ 2:00PM

Where:
Rich Pond Baptist Church
200 Brad Avenue
Bowling Green, KY

A reception will follow the ceremony at the Fraternal Order of Police Building, with appetizers and dancing. Everyone in the College Class is invited to attend!


Directions to Rich Pond Baptist Church from Lexington:

  • Take the Bluegrass Parkway - West
  • Take I-65 South
  • Take Exit 20 to Natcher Parkway-North
  • Take Exit 4 to Hwy. 31W
  • Turn Left on Hwy. 31W-South
  • Proceed on 31W for 3.5 miles
  • Turn Left on Fuller Drive (about ½ mile after Volunteer Fire Dept. Look for Rich Pond Baptist Church sign)
  • Go 0.1 miles and turn Right into church driveway

2/04/2007

If God Is Sovereign--Pray!

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"If God Is Sovereign--Pray!" --Pastor David Prince (Click here to download this sermon from Feb. 4)

Our church is giving you a great opportunity to apply Pastor David's recent sermon on prayer. The week of February 18-25 is being set aside as a "Week of Prayer."

Sunday, Feb. 18
Worship service followed by a fellowship meal. Prayer booklets will be given out to help guide you through the Week of Prayer

Monday Feb. 19 - Friday Feb. 23
Heart Cry Prayer Meetings will be held at our church office in the basement of Northwestern Mutual Financial Building. There will be three meetings each day, and you are invited to attend the one that is most convenient to you each day.
6:30AM-7:30AM (Led by Pastor David)
Noon-12:45PM (Led by Pastor Nate)
6:30-7:15PM (Led by Pastor Jeremy)

8 AM Saturday Feb. 24 - 8 AM Sunday Feb.25
24 Hours of Prayer
Individuals are asked to sign up for a half-hour prayer time slot (sign-up at AABC entrance)

Sunday Feb. 25
Prayer Week Concluding Worship Service


"I don't care how big your church is, preacher...You want to know how popular a church is, you go Sunday morning. You want to know how popular the preacher is, you go Sunday night. You want to know how popular God is, you go to the prayer meetings...no church is greater, stronger than it's prayer meetings."

-Leonard Ravenhill