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So much in this world will divide us. In so many places some people will be counted and included, but others will not. Yet at the table of the Lord, we can count on things being different, as our guest preacher this week, Rev. Pam Holt, reminds us. Continue reading →
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So what all does one have to do, to come to Christ? People and books will tell you many things that you have to believe and do, tests you have to pass. Yet in today’s message, guest preacher Dean Phelps invites us to look at something at the heart of the matter, looking at Matthew 16:13-16. What do you think? How might this look in your life?
Our worship is 26 minutes long, with singing, prayer, scripture, all designed for you to join in as suits you. We hope that you'll be blessed by worshiping with DisciplesNet, finding ways your own faith in God can grow in theses trying times.
As we do every week, our time together includes a time of communion (breaking of the bread) where you may choose to participate, or simply meditate as we tell of Jesus' invitation to "do this in remembrance of me." Continue reading →
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So how much humility is healthy? When does humility become holy? How might this look in your life? Our message today looks at this, as Rev. Russ Smith speaks from Philippians 2:3-8. This is part of our series that looks at how we as disciples of Christ live out our faith in God in the 21st century. Continue reading →
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Welcome to church on the internet, worshipping with friends across the world.
In this worship we celebrate with and pray for our friends in Burma (Myanmar), singing the songs and praying the prayers of the Risen Christ.
This is brought to you by DisciplesNet Church, a small church on the internet with its studio in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, but visited by people from around the world each week.
This worship is in 3 languages; English, Burmese, and Hahka Chin. Our sermon is given in Burmese by the humble and talented David Thawma, Pastor of Chin Christian Church, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
We also give the chance to take communion (the Lord's Supper) here with us, especially for those not able to take communion in a physical church. The invitation to the table is from Jesus Christ, which we pass along to you. If you would like to participate, prepare some type of bread and drink, which we will bless as we share this time together.
ORDER OF WORSHIP :
1. Welcome song: children of Chin Christian Church, Indianapolis (Chin)
2. Welcome and introduction: Rev. Deb Phelps, Senior Pastor, DisciplesNet Church (English)
3. Hymn: "Christ the Lord is Risen Today" (English; sing in your own language)
4. Pastor's Prayer: Deb Phelps (English)
5. Sermon: David Thawma (Burmese)
6. Hymns: "Up From the Grave He Arose"; "He Lives",
7. Communion: Russ Smith, David Thawma
8. Communion Hymn: "I Gave My Life" (Chin)
9. Benediction: Bob Shaw (English)
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DisciplesNet is a non profit church, and this worship is made possible due to the generous gifts of donors.
Thank you for joining us, and for sharing this video if you know someone that it may bless, as well.
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Did you ever think about being a priest? Maybe you are a priest…or in your own mind, about as far away from one as you could get. Regardless, Christ calls us to something different and extraordinary…as we'll explore in this worship. Our message today is through Rev. Bob Shaw, speaking from 1 Peter 2:2-12. This is part of our series that looks at how we as disciples of Christ live out our faith in God in the 21st century. Continue reading →
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Going fishing seemed like the thing to do. The disciples had watched Jesus be brought to trial, crucified, and put into a grave--and then, could it be that he was alive? Had they really seen him? They were wondering what to do, so did what came naturally. And as the sun came up on a new day, they once again found themselves face to face with the Risen Christ by the Sea of Galilee. What happened next will give us all some pointers on how to be disciples of Christ in our own situations.
Rev. Deb Phelps brings today's message based upon John 21:1-19. Continue reading →
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So often in these days the world seems filled with chaos, hatred, and despair. What are we to do? How are we to make it through? We hope you will join us this week in worship when we look at that very question, drawing on a simple memory strategy that is pretty easy for most of us to carry with us. Continue reading →
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When Jesus' followers left that empty tomb all those years ago, what mattered most? What matters most to you? We invite you to join us for this special Resurrection Day--Easter worship--where Rev. Bob Shaw will help us with this question. We hope that you will join us in singing some of the favorite hymns and songs, for scripture, and prayer. Continue reading →
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How do we have the mind of Christ? Doe is come from putting ourselves as judge over people? Not so fast....we invite you to join us in this short worship and find a different way. Pastor Russ Smith will be bringing our message today, based on the text Philippians 2:5-11 and the story of Jesus entering Jerusalem in his last week, what the church calls Holy Week. Continue reading →
We invite you to join us on a special worship today, looking at the gospel of John and its suspense in telling of Jesus' sense that "my time has not yet come…" and then later, that is has come. Bob Shaw is skillful in telling this story, then sharing from his own experience later in the service, of finding help in God's word and presence.
For our music we have favorites, from the instrumental "I Come to the Garden," played on guitar by Dean Phelps, to hymns we hope you will join us on, "I Was There to Hear Your Borning Cry," and "Little is Much" (an old hymn that may be new to many).
Today's scriptures are from John 12:20-33 (read from The Message) and Psalm 121 ) read from the NRSV). We hope you will join us for this short time of worship (30 minutes) and will be blessed by participating. Please tell friends, family, and others you know about our online church that is here with doors that never close, walls as wide as the world, and always room at the table.
If you would like to chat with one of our pastors, please email us at pastor@disciplesnet.org.
Instead of a call to offering within our worship video, we invite you to join others who made our presence on the internet highway with a sense of God's call to give to help support this ministry. We continue to grow steadily and have so many exciting projects planned to connect with people who have been connected from the church.
If you would like to be part of making this ministry possible through giving of a gift, this can be done by going to our website www.disciplesnet.org or emailing us at giving@disciplesnet.org
God bless you, and thank you for joining us!
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Participating in today's Worship:
Message: Bob Shaw
Communion: Audrey Borschel; prayer Susan McNeely
Pastor's Prayer: Deb Phelps
Scripture: Susan McNeely (John 12:20-33 (The Message); Bob Shaw (Psalm 121, NRSV)
Video and Videography: Deb Phelps and Susan McNeely