Hebrews April 15, 2012 April 15, 2012

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1 Hebrews April 15, 2012 April 15, 2012

2 Welcome to New Covenant Community Church Sunday Worship Service Singing To God Here Is Our King Let God Arise Forever Reign Our God Hearing God s Word Dr. Tim Johnson Senior Pastor Responding Through Giving Jesus Paid It All Sent Into The World Announcements Child Dedication 11:00 Service Benediction

3 Hebrews WDJD (Hebrews 10:1-18 on page 1190 in the Bible in the seat back pocket) 1

4 Next Step What is your plan to deal (account) for the sin in your life when you stand before God? Since the Bible says that we all sin and that the outcome of sin is separation from God, unless we make proper preparations on this side of eternity, we are in big trouble. (Romans 3:23; 6:23; and 10:9-10) In Hebrews 10:5-9, Jesus offered Himself to God; He said, "here I am." What would it look like for you to say, "here I am"? Jesus said that He came to do God's will not His own. In what areas would you say that you are doing your own thing/will and not God's? Why is that the case? What would it take for you to choose to do God's will instead of your own? In Hebrews 10:8b, Jesus set some new priorities. What priorities would God say need to be rearranged in your life? What needs to happen for that to take place? One of the best ways for God to work in your life from the inside out is to begin consistently reading the Bible. This gives God an opportunity to speak clearly into your life. We are reading through the New Testament beginning this week and this is a terrific opportunity for you to put yourself in a growth environment. If you have not signed up for the reading plan, it's not too late. Please call the office at or go on-line to newcovchurch.org to get information and to sign up. 2

5 Opportunities at New Cov Men s Movie Monday Enjoy movies? In the month of April we ll be seeing the movie Lockout on April 16 at the Lincoln Grand Theater downtown. We ll see the showing closest to 7:00PM. After the movie, we ll walk over to Starbucks for some coffee and discussion. For more information, or to get on the Movie Monday list, contact Darwin Reiswig at mensmovie@newcovchurch. MOPS Please join us at our next New Covenant MOPS or Mothers of Preschoolers meeting, Thursday, April 19 from 9:00-11:00AM. This week s meeting will feature GodSense. There is a Mom s Night Out scheduled for Tuesday, April 17 at 6:30PM at Lazlo s in the Haymarket. For more information contact Ann Waite at mops@newcovchurch.org. Join the Worship Tech Team The Worship Ministry currently has need for volunteers in three behind-the-scenes roles: Audio Engineer, Lighting Engineer, and MediaShouter. We need detail-oriented people to help us create an environment that points us all to the Author. If you re interested in serving in this way, please bret@newcovchurch.org today to RSVP for our Tech Cross Training Day on Saturday April 21, from 9AM-noon, where you can learn how to serve in these roles. Youth A Couple Seconds Sticky Faith parenting meeting is today during the first service in Room 203. You re welcome to join us even if you haven t before. Middle School Camp is June 29-July 1st at Timberlake Ranch Camp. Early registration has been extended through this Wednesday, so sign up today! $99 before 4/18, $125 after. Registration forms are on the grid outside the Flipside. ICON KEY CONNECT DEVELOP MOBILIZE 3

6 Opportunities at New Cov Discover New Cov Want to learn what New Cov is all about? This informal class will meet Sunday, April 29 from 12:30-2:30PM in the Flipside. A light lunch will be served. Childcare is provided. Register by writing New Cov Class and childcare if needed on your Communication Card or call the office, Help New Cov Make a Great First Impression on Guests People form an opinion about a church within the first 10 minutes of their arrival. A friendly greeting and assistance to get where they are going will open people s hearts to God s Word and work. Everyone who calls New Cov their church home is responsible to be friendly to those around them. This is also the primary task of the Hospitality Team Members. As a Hospitality Team Member you serve others while you attend church services on Sunday! We are now looking to build our team for May April 2013! Three hours and fifteen minutes once every four weeks for one year is the commitment we are asking you to make. All ages & families are eligible! For more info contact Zach at zach@newcovchurch.org. WE WANT YOU TO HELP NEW COV MAKE A GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION! Lincoln Crisis Pregnancy Center This year the LCPC will be participating in a national event, The Great Turnaround. Events will be held in cities and towns across America to raise awareness, as well as funds, for the God-driven cause of saving lives of unborn children and positively transforming the lives of their mothers. The Great Turnaraound is a free event at the Holiday Inn, Thursday, April 26 at 6PM. Dr. Bruce Wilkinson will be the guest presenter and reservations are required. Please register online or obtain more information about this event at lincolncrisispregnancycenter.org. There are a few registration cards also available at the Information Center.. 4

7 Step Out And Serve Now that all of the lights are down off your home and the ornaments are put away, the joy of serving through Incarnational Christmas might seem a distant memory. I assure you, however, that those we served have NOT forgotten. In fact, the Step Out and Serve team continues to receive feedback from our six agencies, letting us know that God s love was indeed shared this holiday through our congregation s efforts. This Spring, and for the remainder of the year, we want to continue to be responsive to the needs of our agencies. They have come to trust us and know that we care about them, and we have encouraged them to come to us with their needs. So we need your help. If you have not already done so, please indicate to the SOS team which of the six agencies you would be interested in supporting with your time. Child Advocacy Center: The Child Advocacy Center (CAC) provides help for children who are victims of serious physical and sexual abuse. Working with law enforcement and other agencies, the CAC offers a safe, child-friendly environment for forensic interviews and medical evaluations of the child victim, as well as on-going support for the child and non-offending family. Tabitha: Tabitha provides compassionate older adult care through rehabilitation, home care, hospice, Meals On Wheels, adult day services and elder living options. Friendship Home: Friendship Home exists to support, shelter and advocate for women and children who are victims of domestic violence. Lincoln Crisis Pregnancy Center: Lincoln Crisis Pregnancy Center provides a friendly, compassionate atmosphere where trained peer counselors provide help and hope for women facing an unplanned pregnancy. Fresh Start Home: Fresh Start is a transitional home in Lincoln for women who are moving out of homelessness. Fresh Start serves as a home for 24 women who are working diligently to improve their lives. Good Neighbor Community Center: Started in 1973, Good Neighbor Community Center has been helping the Lincoln Community with Food, Clothing, Personal Care Kits, ESL classes, and lower rate bus passes. In collaboration with churches and other agencies they are helping people help themselves. As a member of the team supporting each agency, you will receive alerts or phone calls when your agency has a need. You will then have the opportunity to respond to that need. Certainly we understand that each of you might not be able to help each time, but our prayer is that we will always have someone or some group that can step up and say, Yes! Please indicate on the tear off below which agency you prefer to support or your preference to sos@newcovchurch.org.... Name: Phone Number: Agency (circle one or more) GNCC CAC Friendship Home Fresh Start LCPC Tabitha 5

8 WELCOME TO NEW COV! We are glad you have chosen to spend your Sunday morning with us. INFORMATION General Information about New Covenant s many programs and ministries are available at the Information Center in the lobby. COMMUNICATION CARD Please take a moment to fill out the Communication Card in the seat back pocket in front of you and drop it in the offering bag. Let us know how we might serve you and pray for you. FAMILIES We have excellent child care for infants and small children during all services. A host can help you with room locations. You will be given a beeper so you will know immediately if your child needs you. CD S We have CD s of today s message and past Sunday messages available in the lobby at the Information Center. First time guests may stop by for a complimentary copy. You may also listen to the sermon on line at newcovchurch.org/media. SUNDAY MORNINGS 9:30 Service Worship Auditorium DiscoveryLand Babies-5th Grade, Lower Level Youth Middle School Flipside Auditorium Adult Bible Connections Study: What you need to know about Jesus Room 101 Solo Moms Room :00 Service Worship Auditorium Discoveryland Babies-4th Grade, Lower Level Youth High School Flipside Auditorium