SUNDAY
Child dedication Service (Maltese)
09:00 - 10:00
English Service
10.30 - 11.30
TUESDAY
Prayers
18.30- 18.55
Bible Study
19:00 - 20:00
SATURDAY
Prayer Meeting
07:00 - 08:00
WOMEN’S MEETING
Friday - xxxxxxx
19:00 - 20:00
ZOOM TRANSMISSION IS AVAILABLE
Word of Life PH Church
Place of Hope. People of Promise.
The words that I speak to
you, they are Spirit, and
they are life.
John 6:63
The Lord’s Day, JULY 04, 2021
Welcome
to our church
& fellowship
WOL DEVOTIONAL POEM
You’re the branches I’m the vine
Make you holy, I’m Divine
Your Good Shepherd I remain
All the way, its for your gain
Very good as reference
Which one is your preference?
To the second some agree!
He’s our constant guarantee
There is loading on the first
Branches may suffer some thirst
If the fruit they fail to bear
From the vine will be their tear
They will soon be out of tune
As they enter in a prune
You meet your world’s desire
Forever burn in fire
Attached to Him you must keep
He’s your life where you won’t weep
His life flows into each one
Through His Word, the Father’s Son
From your Lord keep drawing strength
Continuous through all length
As you pray communicate
To Him listen, learn to wait
Love for Christ, Him do obey
Don’t be sheep that go astray
As His body remain one
While His will is being done
Holy Spirit gives you fruit
Shows you always the true route
As you eat Spiritual food
Christ the way, the life, the truth
SHEEP OR BRANCHES
,
1 THESS 4:11-12
One of the most important needs for
humans is serenity, peace of mind, and
calmness. In the hectic life we live in,
it seems to be difficult. However, this
has always been the case. Paul encouraged the
Thessalonian to “aspire a to live quietly.” He then
goes on by addressing issues that some members of the
church were facing. One of them was “mind your own
affairs.”
This does not mean we do not become concerned about
other people’s needs. The Bible does teach to seek other’s
well-being (1 Cor. 10:24). Paul here refers simply to not
interfering in other people’s affairs or in things that do not
concern us. Experience teaches that meddling in other
people’s business without asking or without permission can
easily lead us into unnecessary conflicts. If we are genuinely
concerned and want to help, prayer is the best place to start.
The rest will follow!
aspire to live quietly, and to
mind your own affairs, and
to work with your hands, as
we instructed you, so that
you may walk properly
before outsiders and be
dependent on no one.
praying for the next generation
It's very kind of funny that I'm doing a quarantine period and how much time I
have on my hands, time doing nothing. And I would compare this to our
children and their spiritual walk.
In our daily lives and routine without COVID, we barely find time to pray and
spend time reading the world; we have to plan or set time apart.. And in the
Bible, we read that time is not in our hands as our time is known only by God.
Being at home in the summer holidays, our children have all the time on their
hands. But how will they make the most of it? Shall we pray from an eye-
opener? Time is not something that one can buy or rent... When we are busy,
we crave it, and when we are waiting, we usually hate it.
Only God can help us understand its real value. And if our children discover
this meaning in life at an early stage in their lives, it would be of much bigger
treasure.
JULY 5, 2021
www.wordoflifemalta.org
info@wordoflifemalta.org | +36 79475618
Pastors Joseph & Christine Agius
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WOL Marriage Devotion
Have you ever come to a point in your marriage
where you thought, “Man, this just feels like hell”?
If we are honest with ourselves, most of us have.
Marriage is either lived heaven down or hell up.
Let me explain. If your marriage “feels like hell,”
that’s because you have done some things to pull
hell up into your marriage. You have literally gone
into the culture of hell and brought death and
demonic influence into your marriage and family.
This can happen when you enter marriage without
having dealt with past wounds. If you bring
unforgiveness into your marriage, you’re also
bringing hell into it. If you believe lies about your
identity, you’ve brought hell into your marriage.
Likewise, if you have any emotional, physical or
sexual relationship with someone else—whether
physical or mental—you’ve brought hell into your
marriage. So many young people are marrying
