
The Backbone of Biblical Prophecy

Daniel’s 70 Weeks
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One Praying Prophet

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VBS – August 25 – 28

Something Different
Date and Times
Pandemic Precautions
- We ask that you complete the online registration forms. Click on this link to fill out the online forms. This will decrease the number of people inside the building each night.
- We ask that you walk your child to the door without coming inside, or let them enter without you. Since you have registered online, we will have your contact information if we need to contact you.
- We ask that your child wear a mask as they enter and exit the building. This will be the hardest times to social distance. If your child does not have a mask, we will provide them with one. Masks may be removed once they are seated.
- We will do temperature checks each night as they enter the building. Anyone with a temperature of 100.5 or greater will not be able to attend.
- We will have hand sanitizer available at the door and throughout the evening.
- We will have the seats spaced 6′ apart. Each child will need to keep their seat where it is placed. Bro. Steve has designed his program with safety measures in mind. While your children will be up and moving and playing games, they will be safely distanced.
- We will sanitize each seat before your children arrive and after they are dismissed.
- We require that children who are Kindergarten aged or below have a parent with them. We will have separate seating for family groups to sit.
- We will have prepackaged snacks.
- We will ensure that your children sanitize throughout the night especially before and after snack time and restroom breaks.
- Our workers will be wearing masks when interacting with others.
- We ask that parents wait outside for their children until called. They will meet you at the door.
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One Praying Prophet

Prophecy is no Substitute for Prayer
Intercessory prayer seeks to know God’s plan, desiring its fulfillment no matter the personal cost, and is for the sake of others, strengthened by confession of sin, dependent on God’s character and all for God’s glory!
Together Again!
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The Stewardship of Opportunity

Personal plans get altered, many times for reasons beyond your control. (Even the apostle Paul had to adjust his schedule. c.f. 1 Thessalonians 2:17-20) When plans go haywire does it mean you are out of God’s will? Not necessarily. In the matter of seeking God’s will two extremes must be avoided. One is to be so frightened at making a mistake that no decision is made at all. The ditch on the other side of the road is to make impulsive decisions, rushing ahead of the Lord. The stewardship of opportunity is important. Don’t complain about or fear the obstacles. Instead, take advantage of the opportunities, and trust God with the results.
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Count on Him!

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Another Appeal

The original hearers of this parable had hearts as hard as stone. These hard-hearted religious rulers rejected their Messiah and would have arrested Him but for their fear of the fickle crowd’s reaction (Mark 11:18). Instead, they left Him and went their way.
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Saturday with Spurgeon

Doing Good
“Who went about doing good.” Acts 10:38
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Faith Is Not Blind

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Brace Yourself!

This verse issues a command to hope fully in God’s grace. The command is augmented by two stir sticks of hope. The first is to “gird up the loins of your mind.” That is a metaphor which sounds odd now, but would not have been in Peter’s day. In that culture, before quick, decisive movements could be made, one must gather up and secure long, flowing garments to reduce the risk of tripping and falling. The second stir stick of hope is mental and spiritual sobriety. Do not allow stuff into your mind (and heart) that will numb you to the value of God’s grace. Brace yourself in the truth of scripture. Guard your hope by the grace of God
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