In this second message encompassing the Week of Compassion, Audrey Borschel draws from her own experiences to weigh the human tendency to worry against Jesus' teachings in Matthew 6:24-34 "to consider the lilies."
In this first of two worships straddling the Week of Compassion, Richard Propes delivers a short poignant message about his own search for compassion after experiencing one tragedy after another in life. A special gift is the Pastoral Prayer from Rahul Nirmal in India.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 16, “In Search of Compassion” (Propes, 02-20-2011)”
This Sunday's video opens with Pastor Audrey Borschel's soulful rendition of the African American Spiritual, "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen." From there our worship looks at life from the far side of a clouded day, with Rev. Anj Perkins tackling the book of Job, and the answer Job gets from Job at the end of everyone else's chance to speak.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 15, “Oh, yes, Lord” (Perkins, 02-13-2011)”
Welcome to this week's worship! However you have found your way here to DisciplesNet Church, we invite you to come and worship with us for 30 minutes of song, prayer, scripture, message, and the Lord's supper (communion).
This Sunday's video brings some of our DisciplesNet team together to bring you a collaborative look at the Micah 6:6-8 passage that asks the question, "What does the Lord require of us?" We'd invite you to follow along with us in your own thoughts as we consider what this question means in our own lives.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 13, “Just What is God Asking of Us?” (DNet team 01-30-2011)”
Join us in DisciplesNet's weekly worship, where veteran internet pastor Audrey Borschel brings a short message about being "caught" up in Christ's network of caring for one another, using the Matthew 4:12-23 text where Jesus first calls his disciples, to "fish for people."… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 12, “Caught up in Christ’s Net” (Borschel 01-23-2011)”
"The First Breakfast." Our weekly worship video asks the question, "What do you do when something happens in life that closes one chapter and forces us into a new one?" We look especially at loss and not knowing of how to move forward.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 11, “The First Breakfast.” (Phelps, 01-16-2011)”
Join us for this 30-minutes of song, celebration, scripture, and prayer surrounding a stirring Epiphany message by DisciplesNet pastor Rev. Bob Shaw. Also featured on this video are singer-songwriter Ronald Lee Berry sharing his own song that is popular during Epiphany, "A Star, A Star." This time of worship includes a short time of breaking bread--communion together. Scriptures used in this worship are Matthew 3:1-12 and Isaiah 60:1-6.
Join us for worship this New Year's Sunday where DisciplesNet pastor Deborah Phelps gives a brief message about "Kite strings"....and a God of connections who calls us to "Mend, tend, and extend" our networks with others. The video also features some New Year's blessings by some of our ministry team, and sing-along Christmas music for this Sunday following Christmas.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 9, Kite strings (Phelps, 01.01.2011)”
Join our DisciplesNet ministers this Christmas for an inspiring and heartwarming journey of the birth of Jesus through 35-minutes of Christmas scriptures and songs. Here our DisciplesNet musicians, Twana A. Harris and Dean Phelps bring together their extraordinary musical gifts to warm your heart, reminding of the birth of a savior who came into the world for all children of God throughout the world. Rev. Dr. Audrey Borschel and Francisco Ramos add their talents in song as well as in reading scripture for you. Some favorites include "Sweet Little Jesus Boy," and "Some Children See Him," by Twana Harris and Dean Phelps, and "Santa la Noche," by Francisco Ramos. The worship includes lighting of the Christ candle and a short time of communion. Our prayer at DisciplesNet is that you will be blessed in worshipping with us this Christmas through our latest DisciplesNet Church worship experience.
All scriptural references are from New Revised Standard Version except for Matthew 1:18-25, which is from the New International Version.