Deerfoot Church of Christ weekly bulletin

1. June 11, 2017
Greeters6–11-2017
IMPACTGROUP2
DEERFOOT
NOTES
WELCOME TO THE
DEERFOOT
CONGREGATION
We want to extend a warm wel-
come to any guests that have come
our way today. We hope that you
enjoy our worship. If you have
any thoughts or questions about
any part of our services, feel free
to contact the elders at
elders@deerfootcoc.com
CHURCH INFORMATION
5348 Old Springville Road
Pinson, AL 35126
205-833-1400
www.deerfootcoc.com
office@deerfootcoc.com
SERVICE TIMES
Sundays:
Worship 8:00 AM
Worship 10:00 AM
Bible Class 5:00 PM
Wednesdays: 7:00 PM
SHEPHERDS
Ron Cobb
John Gallagher
Rick Glass
Sol Godwin
Merrill Mann
Skip McCurry
Darnell Self
Jim Timmerman
MINISTERS
Johnathan Johnson
Ray Powell
Tim Shoemaker
WHOKILLEDJESUS?
Luke22:32,33)
I.The___________KilledJesus.
A.The_____________plottedtokillJesus.
B.The________________and_________plottedtoputJesustodeath.
C.____________accusedJesusofblasphemy.
D.____________accusedtheJewsofhavingcrucifiedJesus.
II.The___________WereGuiltyofKillingJesus.
A.__________deliveredJesustobecrucified.
B.The____________ofthegovernortookJesusand
gatheredthewholegarrisonaroundHim.
III.WhatAboutSatan?
A.Genesis3:15prophesiedthatSatanwouldbruise
__________heal.
B.Satanenteredinto____________whothenwenttothechiefprieststo
betrayJesus.
IV._____________KilledJesus.
A.Thesinof___________ledtoJesusbeingkilled.
B.Thesinof________ledPilatetogiveJesusoverto
becrucified.
V.AskJesus:“WhoKilledYou?”
A.Jesussaidthat________tookHislife.
B.Thisdoesnotabsolve____________fromtheirpartinkillingJesus.
C.When___________triedtoprotectJesusfrombeing
arrestedJesustoldhimto_____________________________________.
D.JesuscouldhaveaskedHisFatherandGodwould
havegivenHim_______________________of
__________.
Conclusion:
A.John3:16.
B.God’sloveledto_________whichledto_________
bywhichwearesaved.
10:00AMService
Welcome
HereIAmtoWorship
850Father,IAdoreYou
738WeWillGlorify
OpeningPrayer
TerryRaybon
645TheOldRuggedCross
Lord’sSupper/Offering
SteveMaynard
589SowingtheSeedoftheKingdom
878PassitOn
585SoldiersofChristArise
ScriptureReading
RichardSinard
Sermon
653TheWayoftheCross
Nursery
John&DianeFisher
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5:00PMService
AncelNorris
DOMforJune
Townley,Wilson,Collins
BusDrivers
June11DavidSkelton205-541-5226
June18DonYoung205-441-6321
WEBSITE
deerfootcoc.com
office@deerfootcoc.com
205-833-1400
8:00AMService
Welcome
100ComeThouAlmightyKing
348JesusisalltheWorldtoMe
288INeedTheeEveryHour
OpeningPrayer
JamesPepper
203Hallelujah!WhataSavior!
LordSupper/Offering
GregMoore
301IWillSingtheWondrous
Story
598StandingonthePromises
Scripture
RobertTaylor-Whitman
Sermon
380JustAsIam
Nursery
HeatherDykes
ElderoftheWeek
8AMJohnGallagher
10AMJimTimmerman
5PMSolGodwin
BaptismalGarmentsfor
June
RebekahGray/RubyNorris
FOOD DRIVE
June 18, 2017
The number one call we get in the office is “I need some help.” The number one statement is I just need a
little help until I can get back on my feet. A couple of bags of groceries will get me thru until I can get back
to work. We give out numerous bags of groceries every week. We are very low on groceries in the pantry.
The following is what we are in need of to continue to help our neighbors.
The following list is in the order that we give out the most:
Canned Meats, Soups or Stews, ( no Broths ) Canned Fruit, Canned Pasta, Peanut Butter,
Jelly, Chili, Vienne Sausage, Beanie Weenies, Canned Beans, Mexican Food, Juice,
Mixed Vegetables, Peas, Sweet Potatoes, Corn, any canned goods, Please no boxes or
fresh food.
Matthew 10:42
“And if anyone gives even a cup of cold water to one of these little ones because he is My disciple, truly I
tell you, he will never lose his reward."

2. Wednesday Night Meal
Please sign up in foyer before Wed. so Kitty will know how much
food to prepare. Dinner is served at 6 pm. The cost is $5.00 each
June 14
Chicken Cordon Bleu Casserole, Green Beans, Corn,
Rolls, Drinks and Dessert
Weekly Purpose:
$18,019.00
Contribution
$19,270.00
Contribution YTD:
$396,418.00
Purpose YTD:
$396,418.00
Average Weekly YTD:
$19,002.00
Mission Sunday:
$91,719.00
(Week 22)
Prayers
Carla Allison
Faye Bradford
Steve & Nancy Brown
Charlie Chaney
Ed & June Cooper
Thurman Crawford
Dot Davison
Jackie Davidson
Jean Dickerson
Graydena Dillbeck
Libby Edgeworth
Ron Ellis
Marion George
Beth Goodwin
Susan Goodwin
Kim Green
Annie Ivey
Randy Johnson
Lucille Large
Frances Love
Glenn May
June Moore
Bobbie Naish
Ruby Norris
Helen Richards
Judy Roeder
Brown Rogers
Anne Powell
George Shoemaker
Bill Sims
Buddy Summers
Gloria Summers
Mary Thomas
Robert Thorne
Billy White
Friends & Family
Angie Maynard ( Steve & Robin’s Daugh-
ter)
Troy Horton ( Brother of David Lybrand)
Alyia Brown (16 yr. old Neighbor of
Merrill & Sandra Mann)
Catherine Southhall ( Sister of Linda
Norwood)
Joe Norwood ( Brother of Linda Nor-
wood)
Charles Murrell ( Cousin of Ellen
Godwin)
Mallory Sherwood ( Granddaughter of
Bunny Durham)
Rita Wolford ( Mary Fricke’s mother)
Paulette Thomas ( sister of Vannessa
Powell )
Pansy Beachman ( Sister of Doreen
Pepper)
Tom Scarborough (Friend of Martha
Lybrand
Terri Hughes (Heather Dykes’ Mother)
Lucas Adkinson (Grandson of Billie &
Mark Adkinson)
Al Joynes (Father of Kathy Crawford)
Pauline Macklin (Mother of Frank Mont-
gomery)
Jan O’Brien (Connie Scruggs sis-in-law)
Christine Carter and Rose Carter
(cousins of Ron Cobb & Robin Spitzley)
Bob Plunk (Bro-in-Law of Donna Shoe-
maker)
Anne Cunningham (Sis-in-law of Patricia
Putnam)
Jill Vann (Friend of Fran Chaney)
Marie Wheeler (Friend of Leanne Singer)
Gary Kelley (father of Scott Kelly)
Jason Smith (Former Member)
Leroy & Jean Owens (Parents of Jill
Williams)
Tony Crumbley (former member )
Bobby Fuller (Mike McGill & Judy Mixon’s
uncle ),
Faye Powell (Ray’s mother)
Our Honored Guests 6 / 04/ 2017
In Town: Sharecia Carpenter, Erica & Angel Cruz, Travis Ingra-
hen, Pauline Macklin
Out of Town: The Cooks, Lindsey Hawkins, Helen Jones,
Glenda Reed, Larry & Lucille Watkins,
PANTRY ITEMS:
Canned Meats
Peanut Butter and Jelly
Hospital List
Kim Green– Recovering at Mary Lou Shoemaker
Brown Rogers –went home
Nell Thomas—went to Rehab.
Thurman Crawford—Had surgery -went home
Amy Self & Rebecca Self recovering at home from a car wreck
Jack Self—Children's –had a seizure
Teresa Bolin recovering from a car wreck with a broke wrist
Samantha Ledbetter & Meredith Dameron recovering from a car
wreck
Tim Shoemaker
ATTENDANCE FOR JUNE 4, 2017
AM 489 PM 334
Upcoming Events for the Youth
June 16-24 Youth Campaign -Tampa, Fl.
July 9-14 Maywood Christian Camp
July 21-23 Aimcon Faulkner University
July 27-29 Local Campaign
July 29-August 2 Deerfoot Gospel Meeting
Maywood Christian Camp
2017 Camp Registration Now
Open!
July 9 – July 14
Jerry Jenkins Week
Dale Stripling (205) 288-3266
Register and Pay @
www.maywoodchristiancamp.com/
schedule /
WORK RELEASE
Please pray for these seven women. They have
been studying with Priscilla Newton and Robin
Spitzley at the women work release center..
Chuck Spitzley baptized them Wednesday
night.
Tunisha Mills, Cindy Laughlin, Tina Waltman,
Shannon Roberson, Amy Price, Tonya Gibson,
Tonya Henley
Please pray they will remain faithful to the
Church.
CONGRATULATIONS
Will Wren
& Joy Long
They were married on
Friday June 2, 2017
Wedding shower will be June 25, 2017
2-4 pm in the fellowship hall
Everyone is invited
They will be registered at Bed, Bath &
Beyond, and Target.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
June 22
Limestone Spring
Oneonta, AL
Information in the foyer
Ladies Time Out
Monday, June 12
10AM-12 NOON
In the Fellowship Hall
Salad Luncheon—Summer Fun
Please bring your favorite Salad,
Chicken, Tuna, Ham, Pasta, Con-
gealed, Lettuce, Desserts and Drinks.
All ladies are invited. Teens welcome,
Children Welcome.
SINGING
6-16 Collinsville Church of Christ
6-23 Oxford Church of Christ
6-30 West Huntsville Church of Christ
7-7 open
7-14 Central Church of Christ
YOUTH CAMPAGIN
June 16-23
Our youth will be leaving Friday June
16 for North Tampa Church of Christ
to conduct a VBS and local door
knocking. Please pray for the 40 youth
and adults that will be traveling this
week.
THANK YOU
Thank You for the cards and the gifts. I really
did appreciate you thinking of me. Please con-
tinue to pray for me and Helen. We will always
remember our days at Woodlawn, Roebuck
and Deerfoot.
Love you all,
Norman Oakes
Learning to Be Content – Part 2
Paul’s contentment did not come by the methods
taught by the Stoic philosophers but by relying upon God.
Paul told the Philippian brethren, “I have learned in what-
ever state I am, to be content” (4:11). Contentment is
not something we are born with it is something that we
must learn. Paul learned this contentment by relying, not
upon himself, but upon God. Two verses later he wrote, “I
can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
(Phil. 4:13). The American Standard Version translates
this verse as, “I can do all things in him that strength-
eneth me.” The name “Christ” is not in the best manu-
scripts but it has been noted that “the preposition “in” is
more important than the choice of noun or pronoun.” Why?
Because Paul’s ability to be content in any state is due to
that relationship with Christ. Paul was not some superhu-
man being that could attain to such abilities that the rest
of us could never have. It was because he was “in Christ.”
Paul’s contentment was not based upon his outward cir-
cumstances. Paul would have that inner peace even if the
Philippians had not sent to meet his needs. Paul could not
imagine any situation in life that he and the Lord could not
handle. Paul had an inward sufficiency in the Lord.
Paul learned by experience. Again he told the
brethren at Philippi, “I know how to be abased, and I
know how to abound. Everywhere and in all things I
have learned both to be full and to be hungry, both to
abound and to suffer need” (Phil. 4:12). The word
“abased means “to make low.” Paul had abased himself
when he preached to the Corinthians without compensa-
tion. “Did I commit sin in humbling myself that you
might be exalted, because I preached the gospel of
God to you free of charge? (II Cor. 11:7). To abound is
“to overflow.” This is the very opposite of being abased.
Thus Paul had experienced both extremes. Paul knew
what it meant to be full, a word when used of animals,
meant “to fatten, to satiate.” When used of persons it
meant “to satisfy with food.” Likewise he understood what it
meant to be hungry. Paul knew what it was like to be with-
out the food sufficient for the body’s health. To suffer need
meant “to come behind, to be lacking,” and again certainly
experienced that often in his life as a Christian (cf. 2 Cor.
11:27; 12:20).
Paul obtained contentment and so must we. Our
contentment is not to be decided by our situation in life.
Martha Washington, wife of our first president wrote, “I am
still determined to be cheerful and happy in whatever situa-
tion I may be; for I have also learned from experience that
the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our
dispositions and not on our circumstances. We carry the
seeds of the one or the other about with us in our minds,
wherever we go.” This is why Paul had earlier said that we
were to think on whatever was true, honorable, just, pure
lovely and of good report. He learned it by experience and
by his being in Christ.