NewsFeed 09.24.26
SUNDAY WORSHIP
Sep 27, 10a
Faith of the Roman Officer (Luke 7:1-10)
In Luke 7, we meet a Roman centurion whose servant was seriously ill. What made his faith remarkable was the way he saw both himself and Jesus. Although others considered him worthy because of his good deeds, the centurion recognized his own unworthiness. Yet, while he had a humble view of himself, he had remarkable confidence in Jesus. He understood Jesus’ authority and trusted completely in His power. Biblical faith is an exercise in reality—seeing ourselves as we truly are and seeing Jesus as He truly is.
THE COMPASS
October edition
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MTSU BCM POPTART COLLECTION
This is the last Sunday to bring in POPtarts. The youth will be delivering them to the BCM on the 30th.
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD
It won’t be long until I am asking you to take a shoebox and fill it up. But right now, we need empty shoeboxes. Please bring your empty shoeboxes and drop them off in the foyer with the POPtarts and we’ll store them until needed.
UPCOMING EVENTS
STATS
Sep 20, 2026
Bible Fellowship: 67
Worship: 112
Budget Offering: $5,640
Budget Requirement: $7,883
Gideon Offering: $2,180 or 436 Bibles
I will be out of state next week, Sep 28-Oct 3, on vacation with my boys. We’re camping in Arches National Park and spending the days hiking the canyons and seeing amazing rock formations. Cellular phone service is basically nonexistent, so if you send me a text, email or leave. But right now, I’m focused on this Sunday, and our worship together. Love God – Love People! – pastor joe
Sep 27, 10a
Faith of the Roman Officer (Luke 7:1-10)
In Luke 7, we meet a Roman centurion whose servant was seriously ill. What made his faith remarkable was the way he saw both himself and Jesus. Although others considered him worthy because of his good deeds, the centurion recognized his own unworthiness. Yet, while he had a humble view of himself, he had remarkable confidence in Jesus. He understood Jesus’ authority and trusted completely in His power. Biblical faith is an exercise in reality—seeing ourselves as we truly are and seeing Jesus as He truly is.
THE COMPASS
October edition
Click here to view a copy
MTSU BCM POPTART COLLECTION
This is the last Sunday to bring in POPtarts. The youth will be delivering them to the BCM on the 30th.
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD
It won’t be long until I am asking you to take a shoebox and fill it up. But right now, we need empty shoeboxes. Please bring your empty shoeboxes and drop them off in the foyer with the POPtarts and we’ll store them until needed.
UPCOMING EVENTS
- 9/27, 1p: Class 300-getting in S.H.A.P.E.
- 9/27, 1:30p: Go-N-Sow
- 9/27, 3p: Safety Team Meeting
- 10/4, 1p: Finance Committee Meeting
- 10/4, 2p: Worship @ The Rutherford
- 10/7: NO Wednesday night activities
- 10/11, 1p: Deacons’ Meeting
- 10/11, 2p: Church Health & Growth Team
- 10/11, 3p: Safety Team Meeting
- 10/14, 11:30a: JOY Club Luncheon
- 10/17, 10a-2p: Fall Kids Fest @ The Avenue
- 10/18, 10a: Joint Worship Service & Luncheon
- 10/19, 11a: CBA Golden Gang Luncheon (Walter Hill BC)
- 10/25, 4-6p: Trunk or Treat
- 10/29, 7p: MTSU BCM Worship & Dinner
STATS
Sep 20, 2026
Bible Fellowship: 67
Worship: 112
Budget Offering: $5,640
Budget Requirement: $7,883
Gideon Offering: $2,180 or 436 Bibles
I will be out of state next week, Sep 28-Oct 3, on vacation with my boys. We’re camping in Arches National Park and spending the days hiking the canyons and seeing amazing rock formations. Cellular phone service is basically nonexistent, so if you send me a text, email or leave. But right now, I’m focused on this Sunday, and our worship together. Love God – Love People! – pastor joe