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Love God, Love People
Matthew 22:36-40
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ On these two commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets.
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Times:
Sunday school: 9:30AM -10:00AM
Sunday Service: 10:30AM-12:00PM
Wednesday Bible Study & Youth: 6:30PM-8:00PM
Beginner’s class available 1yr-4yr olds
114 W Oak ST
Stanley, WI 54768
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Prayer is the power house of the church. You are welcome to join us as we seek God on the behalf of our community.
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Praying for complete Healing!
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There will be no services tonight due to the Thanksgiving Holiday.
This includes adult, youth, and children’s classes, and the Community Soup & Sandwich.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving FGM family!
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I'm thankful that JESUS LOVES and cares for us.Thankful for family and friends.
I Am Thankful I Have Jesus in my life 💕💕💕💕💕💕 AND My family
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John 2:22
Today's Scripture & Insight:
John 2:13–22
Reading the last chapter of a mystery novel first may sound like a bad idea to those who love the suspense of a good story. But some people enjoy reading a book more if they know how it ends.
In Reading Backwards, author Richard Hays shows how important the practice is for our understanding of the Bible. By illustrating how the unfolding words and events of Scripture anticipate, echo, and throw light on one another, Professor Hays gives us reason to read our Bibles forward and backward.
Hays reminds readers that it was only after Jesus’ resurrection that His disciples understood His claim to rebuild a destroyed temple in three days. The apostle John tells us, “The temple he had spoken of was his body” (John 2:21). Only then could they understand a meaning of their Passover celebration never before understood (see Matthew 26:17–29). Only in retrospect could they reflect on how Jesus gave fullness of meaning to an ancient king’s deep feelings for the house of God (Psalm 69:9; John 2:16–17). Only by rereading their Scriptures in light of the true temple of God (Jesus Himself) could the disciples grasp how the ritual of Israel’s religion and Messiah would throw light on one another.
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