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DisciplesNet Worship #105 “Solomon’s Sword,” (Phelps 10.21.2012)

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We invite you to join us for DisciplesNet Worship #105, with a special message about "Solomon's sword," by Rev. Dr. Deb Phelps, Senior Pastor os DisciplesNet Church.  In today's worship we announce our initiative for our third year, where we devote to exploring how God's calls us into mending, tending, and extending the net (the church) in the name of Jesus Christ.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship #105 “Solomon’s Sword,” (Phelps 10.21.2012)”

DisciplesNet Worship #100, “How Do You Say ‘Thanks?'” (Phelps, 09.02.2012)

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We offer a special invitation to our 100th Worship Video. As we were preparing for this we felt profoundly grateful so it seemed natural to take Psalm 100 as our theme. You will see a number of our worship team members and some special guests helping read this in a memorable way.

Our message today looks at saying thanks to God, asking the question, “How do you say thanks?” Rev. Dr. Deb Phelps, our senior minister and founding pastor, brings this inspiring word.
One of our extraordinary blessings comes in this worship in the form of a meditation on gratitude, given for our DisciplesNet viewers by Rev. Dr. Fred Craddock, an old friend and mentor to members of our worship team, and one of many advisors who have helped DisciplesNet make sense of its vision since we got our start in 2010. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship # 99, “Not Expendable,” (Russ Smith 08.26.2012)

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DisciplesNet worship #99, "Not Expendable," brings a rich message from DisciplesNet's Rev. Russ Smith as he looks at the story of the ninety and nine sheep from Luke 15:1-7.
Along with the message we have the special guest of singer-songwriter Dean Phelps playing two of his songs about lost and found, "The Ninety and Nine," and his own creation, "If You Come Up Empty," telling the story of how he came to write this song.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship # 99, “Not Expendable,” (Russ Smith 08.26.2012)”

Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone)

We invite you to sing along with the Gospel Quartet and congregation of Southport Christian Church singing, Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone) in this special worship posted by DisciplesNet Church.  Along with our song is the special series of stained glass windows that tell of the life of Christ.

DisciplesNet Worship # 95, “Multiplication Miracles,” (Russ Smith, 07.29.2012)

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Welcome to DisciplesNet Worship!
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Welcome to DisciplesNet worship #95. In this time together, we look at the exceeding ways God provides for us, as explained by Rev. Russ Smith in his message, "Multiplication Miracles." Along with our message we have song favorites, "Jesus Messiah" and "Amazing Grace," "Seek Ye First," and "Eat this Bread." Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship # 94, “Working on a Building,” (DisciplesNet Phelps, 07.22.2012)

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Welcome to DisciplesNet Worship!
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Worship #94 is filled with the special gifts that we've brought together for those of you worshipping here at this place called DisciplesNet.  First, we bring in guest preacher, Rev. Dean Phelps, Team Minister with the Christian Church in Indiana, and regular contributor to our music at DisciplesNet.  Dean challenges us with the word that King David received after deciding that he needed to make a suitable building for God. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship # 92, “A Prophet Among Us,” (Shaw 07.08.2012)

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Welcome to DisciplesNet Worship!
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Worship #92 has an inspiring message from Rev. Bob Shaw, looking at Ezekiel and Jesus, who have the common problem of being discounted among their own people.  Rev. Shaw's message ends with a message of challenge and affirmation for all who experience such times.

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