We have three messages left in our “Right Side up Life” series on the Sermon on the Mount. This week we will look at Matthew 7:15-23. As we wind down the Sermon on the Mount we will hear Jesus begin to warn us of a number of things. This week it will be a warning against wolves in sheep’s clothing. We are also given some idea of what to do, in this case Jesus tells us to look for fruit. Look for what their lives are producing. That is how we understand true and false teaching.

Be in prayer for this Sunday that God would continue to meet people where they are at and take them to where He is. We are seeing God move in some encouraging ways these days and it is a great time to be a part of the church. I’m grateful for you all and what you mean to Christ and His church!

See you Sunday

John

October 30 - November 6, 2024

● Pray for a safe, just, honest and peaceful election Tuesday.

● Praise the LORD for Katie Pelletier entering into ministry with the Alliance here at FAC in January.

● Pray for our faithful Live Stream and Sound Room technicians as they serve us behind the scenes each LORD’S Day.

● Pray for the ongoing recovery of families and churches devastated by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Praise the LORD that no additional storms have impacted our mainland.

● Praise the LORD for last Saturday’s Trunk or Treat outreach to our community.

● Praise the LORD for the improvement in Arianna Penney’s health this past week. Please continue praying for Arianna, Deb, and Andy.

● Praise the LORD that both Jean Bachelder and Nick Berdos were able to come out for worship this past Sunday after difficult health circumstances.

● Pray for our lead Pastor John Eger as he finishes up his Sermon on the Mount series this month. ● Pray for our church finances - that our giving will meet our budget requirements.

● Pray for peaceful resolution of the conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

•Why did the religious leaders ask Jesus questions?

•How did Jesus’ answers show that He is the Messiah, the Son of God?

Because we know Jesus as our Savior, we put away hypocritical and hollow worship and exalt Him for who He truly is—the Son of God who came to take away the sins of the world.

• HEAD: From your understanding of Scripture, who do you say Jesus is?

• HEART: What will you do to show Jesus's adoration?

• HANDS: What are some ways you can share the good news of salvation with those around you?

even when cast down by diver's sorrows

and temptations, at the remembrance

that Christ is exalted, for in that he finds

enough to cheer his own heart.”

–Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892)

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