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DisciplesNet Worship #112, “Singing a New Song,” (Propes, 11.25.2012)

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DisciplesNet continues to celebrate its second anniversary by bringing you a message from Pastor Richard Propes, who gave our very first sermon on November 14, 2010.  In today's message, Pastor Propes uses a touching story from his experience in crisis counseling to illustrate how God has a plan to help us out, even when we don't know what to do for ourselves.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship #112, “Singing a New Song,” (Propes, 11.25.2012)”

DisciplesNet Worship #111, Second Anniversary worship (Watkins 11.11.2012)

DisciplesNet celebrates its second anniversary by receiving a special guest to bring you our message, looking at three special visions, or discernments to bring us closer to God, that we can find at the table.
We are humbled and so grateful that Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins, the General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada, took time from her extraordinarily busy schedule to give this message to our DisciplesNet family. This was filmed in the chapel at Disciples Center headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
Our worship includes a time of communion (breaking of the bread)--for which we extend the invitation given by Jesus Christ to all who would come.  If you would like to share with us in this time at the table that passes all boundaries of place, time, and walls, then we ask that you prepare a wafer, cracker, or bread and a drink, and we ask that our blessing will extend to where you are.  If you are unable to eat or drink, use a symbolic gesture or mental symbols of joining with us. Continue reading →

Special Tribute: Audrey Borschel, DisciplesNet Worship #108, “Remembering the Saints,” (Borschel, 11.04.2012)

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Who are the saints in your life?  In our worship today, "Remembering the Saints," Rev. Dr. Audrey Borschel, looks at the way God equips us to receive from and participate as one of God's saints in the world around us.  Saints aren't perfect, but are people with their eyes trained upon God, trying to be faithful servants.
Our worship includes a time of communion (breaking of the bread)--for which we extend the invitation given by Jesus Christ to all who would come.  If you would like to share with us in this time at the table that passes all boundaries of place, time, and walls, then we ask that you prepare a wafer, cracker, or bread and a drink, and we ask that our blessing will extend to where you are.  If you are unable to eat or drink, use a symbolic gesture or mental symbols of joining with us. Continue reading →

It is Well With My Soul

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We invite you to join us Twana Harris and Dean Phelps, both ordained pastors and gifted musicians, as they sing, "It is Well With My Soul" for our DisciplesNet viewers from our DisciplesNet studio. This favorite song of faith has inspired millions since it was written by Horatio Spafford in 1873. If you wish, we hope you join Twana and Dean in singing, either in aloud or from within

--your friends at DisciplesNet Church

DisciplesNet Worship #107,” What is Your Response?” (Cobb 10.28.2012)

We hope you will join us for DisciplesNet Worship #107, with message "What is Your Response?" brought by Rev. Anita Cobb, a talented new staff member for DisciplesNet Church.  Rev. Cobb looks at the story of Bartimaeus, who calls out to Jesus to regain his sight.

We have many gifts shared today, including the Revs. Dean Phelps and Twana Harris singing, "It is Well With My Soul."  As a gift to you we also share one of the great times in sharing the gift of music, when Dean and our brothers from the Disciples of Christ in the Democratic Republic of Congo got together in our studio this past month. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship #106, “How to be a great Church,” (Shaw, 10.21.2012)

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How does one become great?  What does a church such as DisciplesNet need to work toward to be great?  Rev. Bob Shaw offers special insight on this today in worship #106, looking at "How to be a great church." His message applies whether we are looking at what God is calling us to do as individuals, or in working together in the church, the body of Christ in the world.

He’s Got the Whole World, This is My Father’s World

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DisciplesNet Church invites you to join us for a moment of worship through this uplifting reminder, "He's Got the Wold World in His Hands" and "This is My Father's World." This is sung by the talented chancel choir of Southport Christian Church ( Disciple of Christ) Indianapolis,  with Leah Trigg directing and Sue Dykes on piano, and 4-year old guest soloist.  This arrangement is by Joel Raney, and used by permission granted by Christian Copyright Solution's Worship Cast License.   Video editing by DisciplesNet Church.

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