Word of Life PH Church
Place of Hope. People of Promise
SUNDAY
Worship Service 09.00 & 10.30
TUESDAY
Bible Study 19:00 - 20:00
SATURDAY
Prayer Meeting 07:00 - 08:00
WOMEN’S MEETING
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19:00 - 20:00
ZOOM TRANSMISSION
ARE RESUMING AS BEFORE
The words that I speak to
you, they are Spirit, and
they are life.
John 6:63
The Lord’s Day, September 20, 2020
Welcome
to our church
& fellowship
NEW DIRECTIVES FOR
CHURCH
09.00-10:00 - Maltese
10:30 - 11:30 - English
TEMPERATURE, SANITIZING AND
MASKS
•
Please make sure you
measure your
temperature before leaving home
•
Sanitize your hands before
entering church
•
Wear your masks in church
Thank you
WOL DEVOTION
Gems in the book of Romans
After the two and a half chapters of exposition of the sinful human nature, Paul
turns to the good news of the Gospel. Up to this point, Paul has shown that even
following the law cannot spare us from being judged by God for our sins. He will
now turn to the “father” of Israel’s nation and the “father” of the Christians -
Abraham. For the next section of this book, Paul emphasized the good news that
salvation is by faith in Christ. From condemned and no hope, we now have both
hope and righteousness. In Christ, we were made righteous in God’s sight.
Paul also introduces the redemption that Jesus provided when He offered Himself
as the price paid to the Father to appease His holy wrath. By His blood, we have
been saved. It is now up to us to honor the death of Jesus by living holy. John said
this way: “All who have this hope in Him purify themselves, just as He is pure”
(1John 3:3).
A short message to ponder on…
In the book of Colossians, 15, verse 1 we read that the Son is the image of the
invisible God.
Keeping this metaphor in mind…did we ever notice our children copy something
that we do, or express in words something that we usually say?
Above all, us parents…are we serious in our spiritual walk? Our children are
observing us in every stage of their life. Parents what are your thoughts, when you
voice them….are they God’s thoughts? What are our words? Do they give glory to
God, especially when we are angry do we express our anger but at the same time,
not sinning? Our decisions and attitudes, reflect the fruit of the Spirit? Because
eventually our children will portray also our spiritual life.
Shall we pray as the Bible teaches us? We must pray for us parents and our dear
children. We must share Christianity in our lives, especially to our loving children.
Remember we shall lead by example... Children will follow.
Blessings
ZOOM MEETINGS
Some members are still not abiding with ZOOM meetings rules. Consequently,
as from September 13, 2020, those allowed to enter will:
1.
meet to have a valid reason for not coming to church.
2.
abide with the rules previously given.
Zoom is to be considered as a need, not a substitution for the attendance in
church and there will be no more compromise. Therefore, those who feel that
they have a valid reason, not to attend church, will need to contact Lawrence or
Joe from the evening before, or as early as possible in the morning. If not, they
will not be allowed in.
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Pastors Joseph & Christine Agius
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WOL Marriage Devotion
Tenderness is an attribute that every
couple needs to sustain their
marriage. Initially, it is
the physical attraction
that usually pulls two
lovers together. Some
call it “euphoric
love.” Euphoric love is
very strong at the
beginning of a relationship. It
is a physical driving force. However,
this physical force changes as the
years go by. It comes and goes and
diminishes unless the couple works
at keeping these feeling active. Life
offers several challenges for euphoric
love to keep growing. Several life-
changing matters, challenge this.
Pregnancy, babyhood, and later
menopause can become temporary
obstacles to fulfilling love life. Couples
can find themselves feeling
annoyed with everything the
spouse says or does.
However, the Holy Spirit
gave us the antinode. His
love poured in our hearts
can produce a heart of
compassion, kindness,
humility, gentleness, and patience for
another. Finding time to touch one
another and embrace should be
encouraged during these more
challenging moments. The closeness
derived from these tender moments is
crucial for a long-lasting marriage.
