Deerfoot Church of Christ 2 11 24

1. 8:15 AM Service
Welcome
Song Leading
Randy Wilson
Opening Prayer
Mike Hannum
Scripture Reading
Phillip Harris
Sermon
Lord’s Supper/ Contribution
Alex Coggins
Closing Prayer
Elder
10:30 AM Service
Welcome
Song Leading
David Dangar
Opening Prayer
Ryan Cobb
Scripture Reading
Jim Timmerman
Sermon
Lord’s Supper / Contribution
John Gallagher
Closing Prayer
Elder
5 PM Service
Song Leading
Nico Sugita
Opening Prayer
Brandon Cacioppo
Lord’s Supper/Contribution
Mike McGill
Closing Prayer
Elder
Deacons of the Month
Steve Putnam
Yoshi Sugita
Randy Wilson
February 11, 2024
CHURCH INFORMATION
5348 Old Springville Road
Pinson, AL 35126
205-833-1400
www.deerfootcoc.com
office@deerfootcoc.com
SERVICE TIMES
Sundays:
Worship 8:15 AM
Bible Class 9:30 AM
Worship 10:30 AM
Sunday Evening 5:00 PM
Wednesdays:
6:30 PM
SHEPHERDS
Michael Dykes Stan Mann
John Gallagher Skip McCurry
Rick Glass Darnell Self
Sol Godwin Phillip VanHorn
Merrill Mann Steve Wilkerson
DEACONS
Michael Cagle Terry Malone
Ryan Cobb Steve Maynard
Gary Cosby Mike McGill
David Gilmore Mike Neal
Bobby Gunn Steve Putnam
Craig Huffstutler Chuck Spitzley
Johnathan Johnson Yoshio Sugita
Chad Key Randy Wilson
MINISTERS
Richard Harp
Jeffrey Howell
Johnathan Johnson
Alex Coggins
February 11, 2024
Sunday PM
Devo in Auditorium followed by:
February 11– The Cultural Divide- in auditorium
Marriage– Adult Classroom 2
Kids’ Classes– Bible Bowl in the education
building
February 18- Cultural Divide- in auditorium
Marriage- Adult Classroom 1
Kids’ Classes- Puppets in the education building
Febraury 25– Cultural Divide- in auditorium
Marriage- Adult Classroom 1
Kids’ Classes- workshops in the education building
March 3 - Singing Night- men in the auditorium;
young ladies in Lads to Leaders in adult
classroom 1
Sunday AM Classes
• The Life of Christ taught by John Gallagher in the
• auditorium.
• The Life of Christ, a discussion class, taught by
a rotation of men from the congregation in adult
classroom 1.
• Young Professionals are studying 1 Corinthians taught
by various men from the class in adult classroom 2.
• College class is studying 1 Corinthians taught by Alex
Coggins in the Museum Room
Wednesday PM Classes
• The Ladies’ class is studying Satan’s Tactics: The War
for Our Hearts and Souls by David Laton in adult
classroom 1.
• First Century Churches will be the topic for the
auditorium. Classes will be taught by various men
from the congregation.
Who’s Working Here?!
For every guy digging a hole, there’s at least 4
or 5 other guys actively “monitoring” the situation. For
every physician, there are a team of nurses, nurse
practitioners, and physician assistants doing his grunt
work. So, from low man on the totem pole to
overseeing manager, it’s not always immediately
apparent who is really doing the work. Should all get
equal credit for working? Who’s really pulling the
weight in different professions? The answer may vary
from circumstance to circumstance.
But more importantly, when it comes to working
for the Lord, who is actually doing the work? God or
us? Most Christians would likely say that any spiritual
work is God’s work – not ours. And for good reason.
God gives us life and breath (Acts 17:25) and the very
strength that we possess to serve Him (1 Pet. 4:11). Paul
seems to confirm this view when he calls the inclusion
of Christians in the kingdom of God as being “the work
of God” (Rom. 14:20). Makes sense. After all, God
deserves ultimate credit for any good that He
created and made possible. But does this mean that all
the Lord’s work is only to be understood as being His,
and His alone?
When we consider what God, Himself tells us,
the answer may surprise you. When you do the Lord’s
work, God’s Word tells us that you can consider it “your
work” (Col. 3:23; Heb 6:10; 1 Thess. 1:3) too. “The
work of the Lord” is identified as “your toil” in 1 Cor.
15:58. Even Paul calls the Corinthian church “my work
in the Lord” (1 Cor. 9:1). Do these words express a lack
of humility? Or is there another explanation?
Phil. 2:12-13 tells us to work out our own
salvation. But it also tells us that God is working in us,
both to will and to work. So, we must choose to work,
but God is ultimately the one empowering us to do so.
So, who’s working here? The answer is both God and
us. It must be understood however that since God and
Jesus gave us everything we have so that we can serve
them, they deserves credit first and foremost. This is
why Paul said in Rom. 15:18…
“For I will not presume to speak of anything
except what Christ has accomplished through me…”
God and Christ accomplish their work through us and
our willingness to participate in their work. For this
reason, God generously allows His work to be called our
work too – even though He deserves all the credit. We
are willing participants in God’s work (Phil. 1:5). So,
when we are working for the Lord, it is our work and
God’s work. Let us then take ownership in God’s work
so that God can work in us and through us as His hands
and feet on earth. ~Jeffrey Howell

2. Prayers
Sue Adams Billie Adkinson
Betty Aldridge Vera Bonner
Faye Bradford Michael Burkowski
Bobbie Clark Nancy Clemens
Edith Collett Judy Crawford
Audrey Gammage Marilyn Glass
Mike Godwin Kim Green
Dyer Honeycutt Veronica Jeffery
Randy Johnson Darlene Jones
Bev Key Julie Kincaid
Nancy Locklear James Lollar
David Lybrand Dot Mitchell
Larry & Rita Morgan Ancel Norris
James Pepper Pam Rachal
Judy Roeder Doug Scruggs
Darnell Self Donna & Tim Shoemaker
Chuck Spitzley Joyce Taggart
Marilyn Torrice Johnny Tucker
Becky Tuggle Jean Tuggle
Gayle Varner Mary Wells
Barbara Whisenhunt Karen Whisenhunt
Billy White Violet Whitman
Maxine Wilson Don Young
Friends & Family
Our Friends & Family list is being updated. Please
contact the office if you would like to add someone.
office@deerfootcoc.com or 205-833-1400
New Members
Austin Todd
794 Mary Vann Lane
Birmingham, AL 35215
Impact Group 4
Hospital / Sick List
Tal Barnett- recovering at home
Bobbie Clark- recovering at home
Ellen Godwin- recovering at home
Veronica Jeffery- recovering at home
James Lollar- Grandview Rm. 949
David Lybrand- recovering at home
Ancel Norris- Diversicare of Oneonta Rm. 108B
James Pepper- Proveer
Maxine Wilson- recovering at home
Attendance:
2-4-2024
AM 276 PM 98
Weekly Purpose:
$20,748.00
Contribution:
$21,865.92
Contribution YTD:
$108,577.00
Purpose YTD:
$103,740.00
Average Weekly YTD:
$21,715.40
Mission Sunday:
$126,510.00
Week 5
Bus Drivers
February 18- Steve Maynard
February 25- Michael Martin
Baptismal Garments for February
Patt Wills
Upcoming Events
February 11- Golden Age Banquet- 11:30am
February 11- Deacon’s Meeting 4pm
February 11- Missions’ Committee Meeting 6pm
February 17- Song Leaders Workshop (for all ages-
male and female)- 1-4pm
February 17- Katelyn Washington Bridal Shower at the
home of Lynn Morris- 10-11:30am
February 18- Alyssa Sellers Baby Shower 3:30-4:30pm
February 23-25- Family Retreat
March 2- Ladies’ Prayer Breakfast 9am-12pm
March 3- Jack Self Wedding Shower 2:30-3:30pm
March 3- Brad Hagerman Memorial 4pm
Fruit of the Spirit
Scripture reading: Psalm 1:1–6
Galatians ___:___-___
1. F________________
2. L_________________
3. J__________
Prison Ministry
There will be a meeting for those involved in prison
ministry immediately following the 10:30 service today.
Memorial Service
There will be a memorial service for Brad Hagerman on
Sunday, March 3rd at 4:00pm.
Katelyn & Preston
8757 Carrington Lake Ridge, Trussville, AL 35173
Saturday, February 17, 2024 10:00-11:30am
Brunch
Wedding
You are cordially invited
to a wedding brunch celebrating
The happy couple is registered at
Target and Amazon
Sunday, February 18, 2024 3:30-4:30
We hope to see you there!
Deerfoot Church of Christ Fellowship Hall
Baby Sellers’ gender will be a surprise. Please
shower Alyssa and Corey with diapers and gift cards.
Baby Shower
in celebration of Baby Sellers
Thank You
Dear Deerfoot Family,
We would like to thank you for all the cards, meals,
visits, calls, texts and especially all your prayers during
David’s health issues over the last few months.
It is truly a blessing to be part of such a loving church
family. Please continue to keep us in your prayers.
In Christian love,
Martha and David Lybrand
Dear Deerfoot Friends,
Thank you for the birthday cards, notes and gifts.
I am always glad to hear from all of you.
Thank you,
Bernice Key