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Not coveting possessions by Raymond A. Foss


In the brother’s question
something of his heart
wanting his brother’s portion
the inheritance he was given
as if it was his part

Thinking of material things
not of the work of God
needing to be focused on Christ
his grace poured
the provision of the Lord
enough to meet our needs

Going into the fields
workers of the Lord
sowing the seeds of his love
a harvest for God
Not to be stored up
but to be given away
a focus on the love of Christ
guiding each of our days


July 30, 2010
Luke 12:13-21
Colossians 3:1-4
Psalm 107:1-3 (Call to Worship)
Unison Prayer:
“Eternal God, we have come this day to be with you,
to talk with you, to listen to you, to hear your voice,
to rest in your embrace. Help us to put aside the worries
we have, even if only for this time with you, so that
we may be wholly yours. In Jesus name. Amen”
Worship Theme: “Sharing our blessings”
and sermon, “It’s Nice to Share. . . ”
by Pastor Ruth L. Foss
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pastorruthfoss
http://www.suncookumc.org
Suncook United Methodist Church
Suncook, NH
August 1, 2010
Tenth Sunday after Pentecost
&
Matthew 13:1-11; 24-30
“Waste and Grace”,
by Rev. Frank Gulinello, Jr.
“ Jesus’ parable of the Sower focuses on the scattering of the seed.
No matter what kind of ground it falls upon, whether hardpan or
deep rich soil, God will have a harvest yielding a hundred fold.
So, scattering the seed aimlessly is not wasteful in God’s economy.”
www.concordwumc.org
Wesley United Methodist Church
Concord, NH
August 1, 2010


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