SUNDAY
Maltese Service
09.00 - 10.00
Fellowship Meal
10:30 - 11:30
TUESDAY
Prayers
18.30- 18.55
Bible Study
19:00 - 20:00
SATURDAY
Prayer Meeting
07:00 - 08:00
FRIDAY
Youth Fellowship
19.00 - 20.30
WOMEN’S MEETING
Friday - 15.10.2021
Outing
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, October 10, 2021
Welcome
to our church
& fellowship
Red and Blue.
Blue violets or red roses
Watered by rubber hoses
You can give as you deem fit
May be love you will transmit
This present, our heart reveals
Makes a person feel at ease
Message will be understood
One of love and servant-hood
God’s message, so deep and wide
Full of power, without pride
For our sins, on the cross died
Through time, His love multiplied
Many times for all mankind
Leaving none trailing behind
Showed His way in light of truth
So we’ll follow the right route
Still valid, His saving way
His grace active day by day
All we need is to repent
Our time, that is well spent
His saving blood remains red
On His Word we’re always fed
Heaven’s color remains blue
Giving credit where its due
Believe Jesus is God’s son
Holy Spirit with Them one
To Him all, we surrender
His Kingdom full of splendor
Submit fully to His name
In obedience without shame
So that, we will not perish
Eternal life, we’ll cherish
GRADUATION 2021
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2
MORE DETAILS SOON
WOL DEVOTIONAL POEM
,
Praying for the next generation
ROUTINES
Christianity is a religion that demands discipline. That is why we find
several biblical disciplines in the Biblical narratives.
Throughout the church age, the faithful practiced other
spiritual disciplines to aid the faithful in maintaining
spiritual enthusiasm and growth.
Christian education was one of those disciplines. In order
to accomplish these disciplines, a routine was encouraged.
For example, prayers, Bible reading, and meditation were
t
o be a routine of life, set for a particular time of the day,
and with discipline, keep the routine in touch with God.
As school started again, our children are set to their
educational routine. School, homework, eating,
showering, and off to sleep to get ready for the following day.
But let us not forget the essential routines. To pray and to thank God that Jesus came into the
world to save us sinners, and for the privilege to preach Jesus. Let us not forget to thank God
that we are healthy, have food on our tables and that we are blessed continually for waking
up every day with a living God that sustains us. Let's thank Him that we have our routine.
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Pastors Joseph & Christine Agius
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WOL Marriage Devotion
I will never forget the evening that Jim and
I, exhausted after a long day, collapsed into
bed without completing our usual practice
of praying about many things, but
especially for our children. We were
almost asleep when I remembered.
“Jim,” I said, “we haven’t prayed for our
kids yet today. Don’t you think we should
talk to the Lord?”
It was not easy, but we crawled out of bed,
got on our knees, and offered yet another
prayer for our children’s well‐being.
Later we learned that at the exact moment
we were praying, a strange‐looking man sought
by the police tried to get into the parked car
where our daughter, Danae, and a girlfriend
were sharing a fast‐food meal. By the grace of
God, the door was locked, and Danae was able
to start the car quickly and escape.
Never underestimate the power of prayer. When
your petition is also for God’s will, it will bring
you closer to the heavenly Father, who loves
you unconditionally.
“The prayer
of a righteous
man is powerful
and effective.”
James 5:16
By Shirley Dobson