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DisciplesNet Worship #161, “What About You?” (Cobb 10.13.2013)

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We invite you to join us for this week's 28-minutes of worship with DisciplesNet church, called to be here from around the world and around the clock. This week Rev. Anita Cobb delivers a message from Luke 17:11-19, of the people with leprosy who called out to Jesus and had their lives turned completely around.

DisciplesNet Worship #160, “Impossible Requirements” (Shaw 10.06.2013)

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Welcome! We invite you to join us for 30-minutes of worship time with DisciplesNet church, called to be here for whoever finds their way here from around the world and around the clock. Rev. Bob Shaw brings a message today of God's "Impossible Requirements" based upon Jesus' teachings about the faith of a mustard seed and a servant's perfect obedience.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship #160, “Impossible Requirements” (Shaw 10.06.2013)”

A Communion Service for World Communion Sunday 2013

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Rev. ILUMBE NDJONGO Bernard, Principal Supervising Pastor of the Mbandaka Post, Disciples of Christ in Congo, visited the DisciplesNet Church office in the fall of 2012, and while there, he blessed us by presiding at the communion table, accompanied by Rev. Blanche Edwards of DisciplesNet.  This video has been prepared to be posted by the Indiana Region and Global Ministries for World Communion Sunday 2013.  Rev. ILUMBE is speaking the words of institution in French.

DisciplesNet Worship #157, “In Opportunity’s Time” (Miller, 09.15.2013)

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Welcome! We invite you to a 30-minute worship time with DisciplesNet church, called to be available to anyone who comes our way around the clock and around the world. Today Pastor Carolynn Miller takes into the everyday life of Jesus, besieged on every side by people in need urgently seeking to be healed.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship #157, “In Opportunity’s Time” (Miller, 09.15.2013)”

DisciplesNet Worship #155, “Living Well” (Phelps, 09.01.2013)

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We welcome you to DisciplesNet weekly worship.  This Pastor Deb Phelps uses the text from Jeremiah 2:4-13 to look at God's will that we drink from the Living Water that God gives.  Our worship time of 30 minutes includes scripture, songs, and communion, which we hope you will join in with us and participate.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship #155, “Living Well” (Phelps, 09.01.2013)”

Gladly the Cross-Eyed Bear

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Rev. Bob Shaw tells the story of rescuing Gladly as a metaphor for God's mercy to us.
Glady is a stuffed bear that came to work at the DisciplesNet studio after something especially scary happened to him! You will need to listen to Rev. Bob Shaw's story to get the details of his rescue.

By the way, Gladly's name comes from the story of the child who heard people in church singing the hymn,"Gladly the Cross I Bear," which is about people following in footsteps of Jesus. But the child thought the adults were singing instead, "Gladly the cross-eyed bear," about a friendly bear somehow connected to Jesus' love.
We hope you'll enjoy this story about Gladly's adventure, and know that God is with you, too, even when scary times come.

John 13:31-35 Memory Scripture for 4/29/2013

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Join us for the scripture from the Gospel of John, chapter 13 verses 31 through 35. We encourage you to follow along and even apply to memory this verse, especially the words of Jesus in verses 34 and 35.
The soundtrack for this video comes from the accompanying worship from DisicplesNet Church worship #138, "I See the Mornin' Breaking," a traditional folk hymn from the mountains of Appalachia, North America, and played on guitar by Dean Phelps, deanphelpsmusic.com.
Rev. Russ Smith reads the scripture from the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible.

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