Adult Discipleship Offerings--January 2010
Wednesday Night Groups:
Three Sessions to Flesh Out HRBC’s Theme
We believe there is great potential in our theme for 2010: BE. LOVE. SERVE. REPEAT. Because we desire that potential to become reality in 2010, we have scheduled three Wednesday night sessions to explain what the theme means and to outline ways you can connect with it’s power. The church staff will lead these sessions starting on Wednesday, January 6, at 6:15 p.m. in the MPR. Here are the topics to be covered: January 6—BE, January 13—LOVE, and January 20—SERVE. The goal of these sessions is to help you understand what God says about you is always the truest thing about you, the importance of nurturing a relationship with God and others, and how to put love into action through serving others. Start the year right by journeying with us.
Mom Time—The Busy Mom's Guide to a Happy Organized Home
Led by Lisa Brown
Mom Time is designed for mothers who are interested in bonding with other moms. This group meets on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 in Room 211 for prayer, devotional time and sharing. For this term, moms will look at Kathy Peel's book, The Busy Mom's Guide to a Happy Organized Home. This book offers wonderful insight into effectively managing your home and family. All moms are invited to participate. Mom Time resumes on January 6.
Thursday Morning Groups for Women:
Groups begin January 14, 2010 at 9:45 a.m.
A Beautiful Mind
Led by Margaret Ann Hutcheson
Is your life controlled by fear? According to Beth Moore, the author of the book by the same title, fear is the root of rejection, insecurity and jealousy. You can have a beautiful and sound mind in Jesus Christ. He can be your source of victory and power. In this study, you will learn to: 1) reclaim your right in Christ be a free, healthy and whole person, 2) replace your spirit of fear with the Spirit of Christ, and 3) renew your mind by living on God’s Word.
Prayer 101
Led by Lynn Lanzillotti and Shirley Hinkson
Would you like to strengthen your prayer life? Throughout scripture, we read and learn how vital prayer is to a strong relationship with God. In this group, participants will reflect on their willingness to pray, how prayer is prioritized in their lives, how to dialogue with God, how to listen to God, how to intercede for others, and the importance of praise and thanksgiving. The book Prayer 101 by Elaine Helms will be used to guide discussion. Come learn how to sense God’s presence more strongly and experience the power of intercessory prayer.
Thursday Morning Group for Men:
Group begins January 14, 2010 at 9:45 a.m.
The Gospel of Mark
Led by Rod Hale
The Gospel of Mark contains the historical fact of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection, and its significance for salvation, which constitutes GOOD NEWS. It has been well said that Mark was not just ”good advice,” but truly “good news.” All men are welcome to participate.