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Welcome to the blog of the Glenmora Church of Christ, in Glenmora, Louisiana. Whether you are a part of our church family or a friend from miles away, we hope that you will follow this blog as a means of celebrating with us all of the ways God is at work in our community. Our goal is to share with you reflections on what we have learned from God's word in recent weeks, information on upcoming events, updates on those in need of our prayers, as well as reports of praise for those whose prayers have been answered! Additionally, we hope to share lots of pictures so that you will be able to actually SEE the many ways that God continues to bless us through worship, study, and wonderful friendships. And of course, if you live in or are visiting Glenmora, we would love to SEE you!
May God bless you as you seek to follow Christ!

Sunday, April 14, 2013

The Vineyard- April 14, 2013


The Vineyard
I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. – John 15:5

Acts 2:1-47
Pray for God to speak to you through the reading of his word. 
Read the passage.
-          Being the New Testament Church
o   One of the marks of the church we read of in Acts was their devotion to the teaching of the Apostles.  How often do you study the word of God?  Do you take advantage of the opportunities provided to study the word with others?
o   Another mark was the celebrating of communion together.  Do you regular gather with your church family to remember Jesus?
o   The church was a family.  No one suffered alone, or went without what they needed.  How do you help the church meet the needs of others?  Are you willing to rely on the church to help you during difficult times?
o   The early church was devoted to prayer, both as individuals, and collectively.  The continued to meet in the temple during the day for set hours of prayer.  Do you take prayer seriously?  Do you schedule, or set aside time for prayer?
Pray that we may be the church not just on Sunday, but every day. 
Pray that our community may see in us the same joy, the same love, the same fellowship, that it saw in those early Christians.  

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