St. John’s Deacon, Chris Townley, provides us today’s daily devotional on PRAYER … Yes, God is Listening!
St. John’s Deacon, Chris Townley, provides us today’s daily devotional on PRAYER … Yes, God is Listening!
Our devotion this morning comes to us via a beautiful song, performed by Karen Kempin … Is He Worthy? The printed words are displayed so you can sing along …
Our devotion this morning comes from another St. John’s staff member, Kris Zastrow. He shares an inspiring message and is asking us to provide a comment , which of course, must be done on St. John’s Facebook page – visit it at https://www.facebook.com/pg/sjlmidland/posts/?ref=page_internal and locate the post for the April 17 devotion.
Anna Kruger shares a summary of her favorite movie and relates it to today’s Bible verse from 2 Corinthians, Chapter 4 … “But we have this ??? in jars of clay to show that the surpassing power belongs to God and not to us.” Can you fill in the blank with the missing word? HINT: it requires you to hunt … listen…
“Peace be with you” … that is our greeting to one another at the end of our services at church. Pastor Parsons share a beautiful Bible reading with us where Jesus spoke these words to his disciples. Now as we meet together virtually, let us still share the peace brought by Jesus’ death and resurrection through prayer. Pastor Parsons shares a challenge…
Pastor Kempin shares a message this morning about PATIENCE – is yours running a little short right now? Do you need something to look forward to? God has us covered – listen to the message below …
Our message this Monday after Easter comes from Pastor Parsons. He had a few snafus while recording, but of course, those outtakes can make us smile, so they are shared here for you! Pastor did manage to get through the devotional and it brings an encouraging message for all of us …
Our message this Saturday before Easter comes from St. John’s Principal, Brad Massey. He is in the midst of a construction project at his home, and speaks to us about having to hunker down and wait – just as the disciples did on this day long ago. But the end is in site …
Our Good Friday message comes from Karen Kempin with a beautiful view of our St. John’s alter in the background – of course, she was all alone in the sanctuary speaking only to the camera. Her message reflects on the sad day so many years ago when Jesus suffered and died – but it is a joyful message for us!
We have a newcomer to our Daily Devotion crew! Principal Brad Massey shares a story from John 21 … and it’s a good one!