Announcements for Week of March 8, 2020
Another busy week at Fox Street Church of God!
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Sermon for March 1, 2020
The term lather, rinse, and repeat was developed by Proctor & Gamble to be placed as directions for how one was to clean their hair using their product. Interestingly enough, the reason for this wasn’t because they were concerned you needed clean hair but rather you would return more frequently to purchase your next bottle. Washing your hair every day actually can damage your hair.
Announcements for Week of March 1, 2020
Bowling, goodie boxes for the military and college students, plans for a great Easter Egg hunt and the Youth group’s new Fox Den!
Sermon for February 23, 2020
How many of us exercise our bodies? What happens to our body when we exercise less and less? While God does make people of different shapes and sizes, there is definitely a difference between “being the way God made you” and “being out of shape”. The one is healthy while the other is not.
Announcements for Week of February 23, 2020
Wow, what a lot of activities to prepare for!
Sermon for February 16, 2020
THE UNKNOWING OF THE ALTAR OF GOD Acts 17:22-34 ar-e-op’-a-gus (Areios pagos; Acts 17:19,22. Mars’ Hill, 17:22 the King James Version): A sort of spur jutting out from the western end of the Acropolis and separated from it by a very short saddle. Traces of old steps cut in the rock are still to be … [Read more…]
Announcements for Week of February 16, 2020
Easter is fast approaching . . . so, we have that to look forward to, but there’s lots going on this week!
Sermon for February 9, 2020
Picking up where we left off last week, we have Jesus in our story today at the same Colonnade that Peter and John would heal the lame man at the Beautiful Gate. I think we need to pay attention to these two stories, because the mood of the crowd had changed little over the months in this area.
Announcements for Week of February 9, 2020
Bowling Night, Glory Way Quartet and Easter Egg Hunt are fast approaching!
Sermon for February 2, 2020
To set the scene for this passage, place yourself on your way to church. As you make your way to the entrance, walking with you and a person carrying a person who is crippled, a person you know because you know his story and how he was born that way, and that person is sat down right at the entrance of the church to beg.