Churches of Lincoln County
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The churches listed on this directory all actively support Winds of Praise Broadcasting and
share a common belief that the scriptures of the Holy Bible are true and accurate, including
John 14:6, where Jesus says “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the
Father except through Me.”
Calvary Baptist Church,
541-270-6995 256 Olive St. #C, Newport
Services Wed. 6 pm / Sun. 10 am
Encounter Community Church,
541-270-6995 256 E. Olive #C, Newport
Services: Wed. 6 p.m. and Sun. 10 a.m.
First Baptist Church, Newport
208 NW 6th 541-265-5811
Sunday Service at 10:45 a.m.
Hispanic Ministry Sunday 7:30 p.m.
Prayer Gathering Wednesday, 5:45 pm.
Home Bible Studies weekly
Kids Club World Wednesday evenings
Third Sat. of every month: Free community breakfast, 8:30-11 a.m.
Sacred Ground Baptist
541-444-9323 (Church)
541-602-4252 (Pastor Rick Russell)
377 SW Swan Ave, Siletz
Men’s Breakfast, 4th Sat. of each month 9 a.m.
Worship services, Sun. 11 a.m.
Sunday School Adults & Kids, 10 a.m.
First Baptist Church of Toledo
541-336-2161 NW 11th & Nye
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Worship 6:00 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church
541-265-2841, 227 NE 12th St., Newport
http://www.newportfpc.org
Office Hours 9:00AM-1:00PM, Mon. thru Fri.
Sunday Service 10:00am Child Care is available
Logsden Neighborhood Church
541-444-2820 6631 Logsden Rd., Logsden
Sun. 9:30 a.m. Teaching and Fellowship
Sun. Worship 10:30 a.m.,
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Lighthouse Vineyard Christian
Fellowship 541-574-4499
704 SW Hurbert St. Newport 97365
Sunday mornings 10 am, last Friday of the month:
7pm Encountering God.
Newport Church of the Nazarene,
541-265-6684 227 NW 12th, Newport
(NEW) Saturday Church: Shared Supper, 5 pm;
Worship service, 6 pm
Sunday Morning Classes: 8:45 a.m..
Sunday Morning Worship: 10 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship: 6 p.m.
Wed. prayer time, 6:30 p.m.
Nursery & childcare available
Radiant Church, (formerly Newport
Foursquare Church) 541-351-8141
215 NW 15th St., Newport
Sun. 10 a.m., Home Meetings: Wed. 7 p.m.
St. John’s Episcopal Church
541-336-3161 110 NE Alder St., Toledo
Service Times: Sundays 10:30 a.m. and Tuesdays
6:30 p.m. Bible Study and Music
Ministers: Rev. Deacon Pauline Morrison, and visiting priests on Sunday
St. Peter the Fisherman - Lutheran
Church 541-994-8793
1226 SW 13th Lincoln City
Adult Bible Study and Youth Sunday School
Sunday 9 a.m. - Traditional Service 10:30 a.m.
Bible Study Wed 6:30 p.m. www.stpeterlc.com
South Beach Church
Ph. 541-272-3377
3335 S. Coast Hwy., South Beach
Sun. Worship, 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.
www.southbeachchurch.org
Yaquina Chapel (formerly South
Beach Chapel)
“Night Live” with Don Heist Mon, Wed-Sat 5 pm - 7 pm
541-574-7977
Meets at Pacfic Homes Beach Club Community
“The Tent / Soaking” w/ Aimee Herd Mon-Thurs 4am, 10:30 am, Fri 4 am, 3 pm
Center 3339 NE Avery St., Newport
“Ancient Worlds” Tues 11 am
Waldport Foursquare Church
541-563-4154
“Joyful Soundz” w/ Daniel Hale Tues & Thurs approximately 12 noon
185 Huckleberry, Waldport
Scott: in the Studio Mon-Fri 6 am - 7 am
Sunday Worship 10 a.m.
Call for weekly Bible Studies
Feature Full Length CD Mon-Fri 9 am, 4 pm, 9 pm
Central Coast Assembly of God Church
Newport Christian: Pastor Reed Adams: Wednesdays, 1:30 p.m.
541-265-5773 236 NE 6th, Newport
Radiant Church Thu 2 pm
Services: Sunday Celebration Service and
emPOWERed Kid’s Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday “Friday Night Inferno” (youth music) Fri, 7 pm - 9 pm
Family night (activities and classes for the whole
South Beach Christian Fellowship Sermon Fri 10:30 am
family) 6:30 p.m.
Karen & Kids Children’s Programming Sat 9-9:15 am
Newport Christian
541-265-2531
“Torah to the Nations” with Larry Henson, Sat., Noon- 1 pm.
809 SE Second St., Newport (across from the
“Under the Radar” Sat, 7pm
Newport Elks)
Sunday School for Adults and Youth at 9:30 am
“Balm of Gilead Hour” (Lamplighter Theater) Sun 12 pm
Children Programming both hours
Worship Service at 10:45 am
Weekly Bible studies
Bayside Chapel
541-765-2749 145 NE Collins Ave
own life by shedding His blood on the cross for our the Father, dwells within us, and daily leads us a
www.baysidechapeldepoebay.com
We believe:
sins, and was resurrected by God from death to teaches us in all things. John 14:16, 17
SERviCE TiMES:
That the Bible is God's inspired, authoritative, infal- provide eternal life to those who accept Him as Lord That Jesus Christ is the head of His church, and that
Sundays 10:30am and 6pm (no pm on third
and Savior and is soon coming back for His church. His church is composed of individual members and
lible Word. 2 Tim 3:16, 17
Sunday of month)
That there is one God, eternally existent in three per- Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. "No one fellowships created to serve unique yet necessary
Wednesdays 7:00pm
functions and that love is the greatest of all gifts
comes to the Father, but through Me." John 14:6
sonalities; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 2 Cor. 13:14
The Salvation Army Newport Corps
That Jesus Christ, born of a virgin, sacrificed His That the Holy Spirit, the Helper, is active, sent by given to His church. 1 Cor. 12 & 13
541-265-6814 ----140 NE 4th St., Newport (east
of Arctic Circle)
Winds of Praise Officers and Board of Directors:
Sunday School & Bible Study: 9:45 a.m.;
Worship 11 a.m.
Scott Albright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sacred Ground Baptist-President
Tuesday Bible Study & Dinner: 6 p.m.
Kelli Albright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Sacred Ground Baptist) Vice President and POST Editor
Children’s Programs for all ages
Allen Palmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Sacred Ground Baptist) Board Member
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Vol. 16
May 2017
No. 5
The Winds of Praise POST....
“News of the church proclaiming Jesus in Lincoln County.”
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Winds of Praise Broadcasting Statement of Faith
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Trust in and rely confidently on the
Lord with all your heart
And do not rely on your own insight
or understanding.
In all your ways know and acknowledge and recognize Him,
And He will make your paths straight
and smooth [removing obstacles that
block your way]. Proverbs 3:5-6
Obedience to God’s Nudges Always
brings HIS Blessings!!
Early in January I received a “gentle
A Gentle Nudge
Coleen McNeill, Beth Isreal Ministries
nudge” from the Lord that I was going
to Washington DC January 14 to the
20th-nothing about that seem possible
or could I understand it in any way-but
I knew I would hold it in my heart, and
continued to pay attention. So don’t.
wait until you have it all figured out
and everything makes complete sense
to you. Sometimes God will lead you
to do things that you don’t fully understand until after you have taken a step
to do them. He does not usually reveal
all the details of HIS plan when HE
first speaks to you. Instead HE tells
you enough so you can do what HE
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has said but HE will withhold enough
information so that you must continue
to rely on HIM.
Two weeks later in a random telephone conversation with a.representative with National Day of Prayer ) she
mentioned that she and an another representative of National Day of Prayer
would be going to Washington DC ,
(January 14 through the 20th. ) for the
inauguration. (I immediately knew this
was what God meant ). They invited
me to go with them. She mentioned
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by Scott Albright
How’s YOUR life going? I
would rather ask that question,
and listen to your answer, than
have to ramble on about mine.
I know that we all work
through every day, looking for
joy and satisfaction. And more
often than not, for some reason,
we don’t find it.
There’s always something, it
seems, that knocks us off our
peace. Or, TRIES to knock us
off.
I believe we all need to work.
We need to do something. And
what we do is key. Do we do
work that produces good fruit,
or, bad? The Bible tells us that
a bad tree can’t produce good
fruit, and a good tree can’t produce bad. Our work, our activities are the same. Do we spend
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our time fretting and worrying?
Or do we spend our time arm in
arm with the Lord, trusting Him
as He leads and directs. Do we
get shot at for a brief moment,
and then let that moment override us with fear and anxiety for
days. Or do we relish the majority of the moments where we do
find peace and joy.
One of the playful activities
I have found in these past few
years has been my participation
on a bowling team with the guys
I work with. It gives me a nice,
fun break, once a week.
On one night, I was bowling
very well, and enjoying it. And
on the very last frame, I wanted
so badly to finish with a strike.
You know what I did? I threw
a gutter ball. Just one. But that
one throw did indeed ruin my
joy. And that’s a shame. I need to
forget that one shot, and remember the rest, the best.
And that’s kind of like life.
Don’t let one negative thing ruin
the positive. And how is that possible? By fully giving yourself to
the Lord Jesus Christ. It really is
the good news that we all need to
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learn. Give yourself up. Receive
fully the life that Jesus gives. He
is holy, so in Him, you are holy.
He is perfect, so in Him, you are
perfect. He defeated death and
sin, and so in Him, you have
defeated death and sin.
Jesus is life!
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to move forward, hoping for
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POST Editor Kelli Abright with her pup,
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Luke 4:8: Jesus answered, “It is
written: ‘Worship the Lord your God
and serve Him only.’”
Come October, Winds of Praise will
be marking its 20th birthday. (I know
I could use the word “anniversary”
but “birthday” sounds more festive
to me). And this ministry was birthed
by God; He has done miracleous
things---the Author of all!). Another
point: when someone mistakenly says
that Scott and I own Winds of Praise,
we need to correct them. We are the
co-founders, but it is a non-profit
ministry, that couldn’t hold up without the many hands of volunteers;
donations; and underwriting dollars.
Our ministry is inter-denominational.
20 years ago...let’s see....I was a busy
homeschooling mom; daughters were
11 and 7 yrs. old. Scott had made a
drastic career change for the benefit of being home more with those
girls; that’s just the kind of dad he
is. Money was extremely tight for
our little family, but God was always
with us at every step, just as He was
for the birthing of Winds of Praise,
which took time. (See “Our Story” at
windsofpraise.com).
A donated space next to the former
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By Allen Palmer, Pastor for
the Native American inmates,
Lincoln County Jail.
If we have a conscience;
and there are those unfortunate few who do not; there is
an inner voice that speaks to
us whenever we are in a position to do right or wrong. That
voice doesn’t yell, it simply
says “Be careful, watch out”.
We can choose to listen, or
we can ignore it and go ahead
and do what is wrong in our
own hearts and minds. We
have missed the mark when
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we choose wrong, and that is
what the Bible calls sin. We
know better, we heard our conscience, but we still proceed.
This is the human condition,
or as the Good Book reveals,
‘flesh’.
“Whoever walks in integrity walks securely, but he who
makes his ways crooked will
be found out.” Proverbs 10:9.
Truth has a way of coming out
sooner or later, and when we
are ‘found out’ the embarrassment and self-condemnation is
often severe. When we know
what is wrong, like lying or
cheating or using someone else
for our own gain, act like we
are better than someone else,
gossip and condemn others,
and knowing it is wrong yet do
it anyway…we begin to separate ourselves from listening to
God. We rationalize and justify
our position, we throw guilt
and blame toward others, we
are crooked in our ways and
rarely is there a good ending to
this path. The Bible tells us that
the ‘wages of sin are death’,
and it is meant spiritually, but
sometimes physically as well.
“The righteous who walk in
his integrity— blessed are his
location of Rip Tide Shoe Repair in
downtown Newport, with a thick fabric wall covering donated and installed
by friends, became the first studio. You
could only get the station on “cable”
in those days. Fundraisers included
coffee houses; dinners; luaus; booths
at the county fair; and a golf tournament. Dear Rusty Nails the clown from
Portland came and rode on Winds of
Praise’s trophy-winning float in the
Loyalty Days parade, designed by a
creative friend. “Working vacations”
at CreationfestNW were the personal highlights of my summers; interviewing bands and running through
the photo pit, snapping pictures during performances. New friends were
made during that time, and we station
volunteers often went in some sort
of traveling group and camped out.
I want to start belting out, “Those
INTEGRITY
children after him!” Proverbs
20:7. If we are parents, our
words and our ways are being
studied, accepted, and adopted
by our children. If we are bad
tempered, lazy, selfish, selfcentered, and a host of other
things we know as ‘wrong’ we
are actually teaching our children to become the same. That
old adage “Do as I say not as I
do” just isn’t going to ‘cut it’
with our kids. If you do it, that
is permission for them to do
the same. Parents are charged
with bringing their children
up ‘right’ so it seems pretty
important that one listens to
that voice from within saying
“Be careful, watch out”.
“To do righteousness and
justice is more acceptable to the
Lord than sacrifice.” Proverbs
21:3 That’s right friends. We
can go to church every Sunday,
volunteer for many charitable
causes, tithe generously, and
rise in the ranks of the elders,
but if we are involved in wrong
doing when we are alone, we
are putting a wedge between
us and that voice that keeps
us on the right track if we are
listening.
If we are simply ‘noticing’
were the days, my friends!”, ha.
Bigger events like the Todd Agnew
concert tour 10 years ago; the Sons of
Day concert; “The Exchange” band
and two of the American Idol finalists for our “Sweet 16” birthday event
happened in a blur of activity. What a
time of learning how to work together
and do stuff like that. Local youth created the Friday Night Inferno show,
which ran for several years. (Any
youth and/ or youth leaders out there
that want to fill a big slot at the
station?--the time and space is now
open!). And of great importance is
the “mixing up” of the local Christian
churches and those who give of
their time and resources to fulfill the
main vision of Winds of Praise: to
encourage the local Body of believers to worship the Lord Jesus Christ.
our behavior and choosing the
right way to go instead of the
wrong way, we are moving closer to integrity in our own lives,
and we are demonstrating it to
others so they may be encouraged to see someone walk the
walk, not just talk the talk.
Jesus knows all about how we
really are, from the inside out.
He is all about excellent relationships instead of strife and
bitterness and condemnation.
The best relationships on earth
are those with “no lies between
them”. It is the sneaky, private and secret wrongs that rise
up and bite us like poisonous
snakes. It is resentments that
kill us faster than any physical
ailment we might experience.
Wrong weighs heavy on our
hearts and our shoulders, it is
the opening the enemy needs
to keep us on the merry-goround of self-condemnation.
We bathe in ‘woulda, coulda,
shoulda’ all for no good end.
Jesus died to free us from all
that, as He rose from the grave,
He embedded His spirit within
our hearts and minds that we
could know right from wrong.
It’s there for us to use and to
warn us when we are heading
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in the wrong direction. Not
that we can be righteous on
our own, but through increased
listening to that voice within
and then mitigating our wrong
with sincere sadness about our
misbehaving acts, then asking
Jesus to help us in correcting
the harm we have caused we
grow into ‘integrity’ through
Him. On our own, we can’t
get it done for once and for
all. Once we are used to listening to our gift of the spirit, we
develop the best friendship of
all; the friendship between our
hearts and the heart of God.
Start today to listen to that
inner voice, as it will lead to a
life without strife. It will lead
to a happy family, and thriving children, and real friends.
Begin with the Golden Rule
in your thinking, and God will
add everything you seek to
know.
And as you wish that others would do to you, do so to
them.” Luke 6:31
Learn to live life on the
Good Lord’s terms, and doing
‘right’ becomes a much easier
way to not only live life, but to
live it abundantly! Be blessed;
listen.
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Dedicated to the memory of my sister,
Sonia Lynn Larimer 1938-1997
We scattered my sister’s ashes
among the ferns in the Van Duzer
Forest Corridor. She had lived a hard
life - it was hard on her and she was
hard on life. Numerous lovers, children, cases of abuse, disease, and finally AIDS released her from this world.
Although as a child she had accepted
the Lord into her heart, she had never
lived in the full, rich understanding
the exchanged, salvaged life of Christ
offers. But as many as received Him,
to them He gave the right to become
children of God, even to those who
believe in His name, John 1:12
Dan Lundy,
Messenger Ministries
In looking at the drug scene
that seems to permeate our
society today, I can see many
factors that contribute to it. I
have studied socio-economic
factors way back in university days. As a pastor and
Everything I had ever believed
about God was put to the test the day
we scattered my sister’s ashes. I had
to affirm that my sister’s remains are
only chemicals of her flesh; that her
spirit resides with the loving, forgiving, grace-dispensing God whom she
received as a child. I believe her
youthful acceptance of the Lord was
honored by God, and that I’ll see her
again in heaven. That was a “day of
visitation” for me when believing in
Jesus was sealed forever.
When Mary was visited by an angel
who told her she would bear the
Savior of the world, the Bible says
she was troubled. I’m sure that was
an understatement. Everything Mary
had ever learned of the Lord was
called upon during that encounter. I
can imagine Mary’s questions: Can
this be true? Was that a vision? Isn’t
the story of a savior for old women
and children? Superstition? Or absolute truth! Mary finally spoke those
wonderfully, submissive, believing
words: “Be it done to me according
to Thy word.”
I believe that some day during our
lives, there’s a time when the Lord
says, “Today! Today is the day when
you get serious about Who I am and
how much you need Me as your new
life.” I believe everyone has this “day
of visitation.”
I had my first “day of visitation”
when I was a mother of three young
children. After cleaning up the dishes
one Saturday morning, I was ready to
call them away from cartoons to read
to them, as I did every year, the Easter
story of Christ’s death and resurrection. No lights, no visions, no voices,
but a profound awareness surrounded
me with solid assurance that this was
Truth. It sent me reeling against the
refrigerator realizing I needed some
changes in my life. If this was truth,
I’d better teach it convincingly to my
kids. If not truth, I’d better not fill
their minds with a false story.
I found, while sweating it out on
my face before the Lord during the
next few years, that He is indeed,
the Way, the Truth and the Life.
Everything within me believes in His
life, death, and resurrection as written
in the Bible.
What a glorious day to celebrate
and add to your testimony – your
“Day of Visitation!”
THERE IS HOPE
evangelist I have read and
studied the pain centers that
cause many to self medicate
with drugs and alcohol. Other
addictions play into this as
well: gambling, pornography,
even violence.
In my own life, addictions
played a major role in my
youth and young adulthood.
I was messed up. My friends
were messed up. Pretty much
my whole family was messed
up. It was what we did. It
was who we were. We had
no direction, no vision for
the future, no hope. We were
users.
Hope. This is a giant four
letter word. If you look into
the eyes of a drug addict, an
alcoholic, a heavily addicted gambler, a user, you will
see HOPELESSNESS. Hope
is essential to vision. Vision
is essential to health at all
levels.
A cancer patient with great
hope can fight the good fight
and win. The same patient
with no hope will die almost
before your eyes. The same
goes for the addict. Why
change when the medication
is keeping us in the dark?
Pain free. Oblivious.
I had no hope until
I CHOSE to trust Jesus. I
prayed a simple prayer and
CHOSE to follow the ways of
this carpenter from Nazareth.
I CHOSE to believe what
the ancient scriptures said
about this man. I CHOSE to
believe the words spoken by
this Jesus. His tribal name
was/is Jeshua. I CHOSE to
study Him. I CHOSE to join
with other believers and serve
Him. I CHOSE to tell others
about my savior.
When given this hope, I
came to realize there are three
principles of life: Faith, hope
and love. The greatest of these
is love. For me, hope came
first, then faith, then love.
This was the progression of
my walk into the relationship I have with the carpenter
from Nazareth.
That was 36 years ago. I
have been walking with Him
ever since. He CHOSE to
forget my old life and wicked
ways. He CHOSE to give me
a clean slate, a new start. He
CHOSE to give me vision for
the future. He CHOSE to free
me from drugs and any other
addictions that would try to
ensnare me.
My hope is in Him; all of
it. There is no other way for
me to go. I hope all things
through the Creator. His name
is Jeshua. Jesus. Join with
me and many others in this
HOPE. Trust Him. Call me
and we can talk about Him.
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Reflections by Amy
S.U.R.F.’s UP! (Serving Up Righteous Faith)
Carol Walsh of Go B.I.G. (Believing
in God) Ministries shown here with
faithful mascot “Refuge”
By Carol Walsh
What’s happening in and
around Newport reaching
out to teens.
“And you shall teach them to
your sons, talking to them when
you sit in your house and when
you walk along the road and
when you lie down and when you
rise up.” Deuteronomy 11:9
It seems many Christian
adults have given up on this
next generation. With the
addition of “smart” phones
into our lives, conversations
that build relationships and
transfer wisdom seldom happen. Unlike past generations,
adults and children fail to
interact with one another
as life happens. This makes
conversations limited, hurried, and often superficial.
Parents no longer offer the
primary source of teaching
how to live a godly life.
Instead, children seek advice
from friends, TV, the internet, and a culture eager to
point them in the “way they
should go.”
Before we can teach others we must know the truth
ourselves. I would like to
encourage adults to BE
adults. Make the study of
God’s Word a priority in your
life, choose to live a life wor-
thy of emulating, and take
our God-given responsibility
of teaching the next generation seriously. Invest in their
lives. Spend time with them.
Build relationships and set
boundaries. Rules without
relationship breeds rebellion. Relationships without
rules breeds indulgence and
an attitude of “entitlement.”
Both rebellion and indulgence lead to the same endeternal separation from God.
Adults need to teach the next
generation to LOVE God
with all their hearts, soul,
and mind, as well as loving
others (more than) as themselves (Matthew 22:37-39)
then they will have successfully done the job God has
entrusted to them.
Carol and Rob Walsh continue to offer a safe, nopressure environment for all
teens (13-19) to hang out
with friends and caring adults
The Glory Belongs to the Lord
every other Saturday through
their HangTime events. This
month: May 6th and 20th at
the House of Refuge, 310A
NW Gilbert Way, Newport,
from
7:30pm-midnight
(Bible Study offered at
6:30-7:00). Youth enjoy free
food, movies, games, and
hot tub. Remember this is
OUTREACH…so teens who
know God should be inviting
students who don’t yet have a
relationship with Jesus Christ
to come with them.
If you know of anything
happening in and around
Newport reaching out to teens
or would like to learn more
about any of these events and
how you can get involved
drawing teens into a closer
relationship with Jesus Christ
please feel free to contact
Carol Walsh for more info:
call 541-264-8393, text 612889-4149, or email [email protected].
I ask you in my heart,
Take all my fear away,
From You I shall not part.
~ Amy Schones
Amy Schones has a heart for Jesus, and her spiritual passion is for the church’s spiritual health. She’s
a fisherman’s wife, mother of four, mom-in-law, and
a prayer warrior for her fifteen grandchildren.
By Amy Schones
My Plea
How vast the chasm was,
When once the fruit consumed,
How far the drop from grace,
The precipice of doom!
O mighty Savior come,
How can a young man keep his
way pure? How can we find peace
after a storm? Can we ever drop too
far from God’s grace?
All victory is found in God.
I believe a biblical account of great
victory after sin is seen in Eve’s life.
Yes, it’s true, the serpent deceived
Eve and she rebelled by consuming
forbidden fruit. Great pain followed,
which included bitter sorrow. Her
firstborn son, Cain, grew up and
killed Abel!
Later in life, she gave birth to a
son named Seth. Although her past sin
resulted in great shame and being cast
from the Garden of Eden, we see evidence of her faith as she proclaimed
that a new son was given to her by
the Lord.
“For God has appointed another
seed for me instead of Abel, whom
Cain killed.” Genesis 4:25b
Years past, and Seth had a son
named Enosh. He was naturally Eve’s
grandson. “And as for Seth, to him
also a son was born; and he named
him Enoch. Then men began to call on
the name of the Lord.” Genesis 4:26
We have no record of whether Eve
was alive to witness people turning
to God. We as Christians offer our
prayers to God by faith, and whether
or not we are privileged see Godly
fruit, we must believe God hears us.
He moves on our behalf. This reminds
me of a New Testament scripture:
“Confess your trespasses to one
another, and pray for one another,
that you may be healed. The effective,
fervent prayer of a righteous man
avails much.” James 5:16
Dear Saint, no matter what our life
story contains, remember, no situation
is too hard for God. “Ah, Lord God!
Behold, You have made the heavens
and the earth by Your great power and
outstretched arm. There is nothing too
hard for You. (Jeremiah 32:17), and
“God is our refuge and strength, a
very present help in trouble. Therefore
we will not fear, even though the earth
be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the
sea; though its waters roar and be
troubled, though the mountains shake
with its swelling. there is a river
whose streams shall make glad the
city of God, the holy place of the tabernacle of the Most High. God is in the
midst of her, she shall not be moved;
God shall help her, just at the break of
dawn.” Psalm 46:1-5
Hallelujah! Let us continue onward;
from this day forward, “Pressing
onward to the upward calling that is
in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 3:14),
for, “Greater is he that is in you than
he than he that is in the world.” (1
John 4:4).
— Inferno Out —
The Vinyl Frontier. The
Vinyl Countdown. Vinyla Ice
Cream. It’s Vinylly time for
Spring. I love spring, especially since it means graduating from college. It’s hard
to believe that I have been
writing this column every
month throughout my whole
college career. Over these
past 4 years I have learned
Page 4
a lot about myself, Public
Relations, and my love for
music. I contemplated writing this column about The
Classic Crime’s amazing new
album “How to be Human”,
but since I got a new record
player for my birthday recently I thought it would be fun
to write about vinyl. It also
gives me a chance to reflect
on what I love about music
and how it has affected me
these last four years.
It’s always interesting as a
younger guy to talk to people
about vinyl, because most
adults have already experienced its coming and going,
and don’t get as excited as I
might. This isn’t to say that
they don’t like this “Vinyl
Revival”, but must have
experienced the hype already
when they were my age. For
the past four years’ vinyl has
quickly became a sensation
in the music industry. Every
teenager is getting portable
Crosley record players for
Christmas and almost every
artist releases vinyl packages
of their new albums. Why did
it become such a sensation so
fast? I don’t claim to know
the answers, but as a young
person in the midst of the
industry I know why I love
vinyl so much.
To me, vinyl is an experience. The fact that you have
to store your records in a specific way to keep them from
warping and flip them over
after 3-4 songs is just part of
the experience. It keeps me
more involved in the music,
instead of just putting it on
in the background. While you
can skip songs, it is much
more difficult, forcing you to
listen to songs you may not
have liked at first. Listening
to classic records that I may
not have listened to before
has given me a great appreciation for music I had never
even thought about.
Vinyl’s also comes in
different colors. While this
sounds like a gimmick, it actually adds a whole dimension
to those who collect vinyl.
For example, I have a vinyl
version of “MMHMM” by
Relient K that is a clear light
blue color. It’s really cool
to be able to show all of the
colors of vinyl that you have
to your friends and family.
Additionally, there are also
picture disks, which are full
on pictures on top of a vinyl
record. Sometimes they play
songs, but they are also just
art pieces.
These things are important to look at when thinking
about this vinyl resurgence.
The industry’s ability to
adapt to what people like and
increase their musical tastes
through more inventive ways
is something that is worth
admiring. I hope that those
of you who listened to vinyl
when you were younger jump
back into it, as I don’t see
it going away anytime soon.
In fact, they are finding new
ways everyday to make vinyl
cooler and cooler. Thank you
for your readership over the
past 4 years.
— Inferno Out
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that God had impressed them
to rent a two bedroom two bath
hotel suite ( they rented it but
it didn’t makes sense to them
at the time). There was plenty
of room for all of us. My husband encouraged me to move
forward quickly to get my airline ticket. The travel agent
quickly secured my flight
(surprise surprise it ended up
being on the exact same flight
going and coming with the
other two ladies). This was the
beginning of an “Incredible
Adventure !! “ I’m so grateful
I listened and paid attention to
HIS “gentle nudge.”
Jasper’s Jottings
by Jasper Cinnamon
Bear Albright
Kelli and I braved
the showers and
went walking around
the track the other
day.
During the
middle of our walk,
an off-leash dog
came busting out
of his yard, running
after us and barking.
His owner called
after him, but he
would not obey. I
looked at the dog,
and tried to stop
to see what was up
with him. But Kelli
steered me away,
and kept walking. I
let her lead me, and
decided to forget
the
commotion.
The dog gave up
and disappeared.
While this incident
was happening, I
didn’t bark back,
either. That would
have made things
worse.
Kelli says
that not barking
unneccesarily is one
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“Radio Update”
from page 1
improvement in all things. We’ve
recently implemented a studio
volunteers meeting, every fourth
Saturday at 10am at the station. If
you may be interested in helping
this local, non-profit ministry, you
are welcome to attend!
The studio is located at
“Seatowne”, just south of Fred
Meyer. We broadcast in Newport
at 98.7 FM, and stream online at
windsofpraise.com .
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OUR VALUES:
~Integrity above all else.
~A culture of respect.
~Quality that is obvious.
~Innovation, not emulation.
~Reaching to learn, grow
and embrace change.
~Passion for the quality of
people’s lives.
palabra de Dios es bien clara en
la importancia de ser personas
trabajadoras y llenas de fe. Si
usted es padre, una de las cosas
más valiosas que le puede dar
a sus hijos en un legado de una
buena ética de responsabilidad
y trabajo no importando su nivel
de estudio que haya obtenido.
Let’s see what does the Bible
says about this topic:
He/she that doesn’t work only
desires, but never obtains:
Proverbs 13:4 (NLT) Lazy
people want much but get little,
but those who work hard will
prosper.
For the lazy, even eating is
hard for them:
Proverbs 19:24 (NLT) Lazy
people take food in their hand but
don’t even lift it to their mouth.
Person that can work, but
doesn’t want to then he/she
shouldn’t eat:
2 Thessalonians 3:10
(NLT) Even while we were with
you, we gave you this command:
“Those unwilling to work will
not get to eat.”
Miremos lo que la biblia dice
sobre este tópico:
Lentos para enojarse:
El que no trabaja solo desea,
pero nunca obtiene:
Proverbio 13:4 (NTV) Los
perezosos ambicionan mucho y
obtienen poco, pero los que trabajan con esmero prosperarán.
Para el perezoso aun comer le
cuesta:
Proverbios 19:24 (NTV) Los
perezosos toman la comida en
la mano, pero ni siquiera se la
llevan a la boca.
El que puede trabar y no quiere, que no coma:
2 Tesalonicenses 3:10 (NTV)
Incluso mientras estábamos con
ustedes les dimos la siguiente
orden: «Los que no están dispuestos a trabajar que tampoco
coman».
Conclusion: God’s desire is
for us to prosper in everything
even as our soul prospers so let’s
make the decision today to seek
God and start working.
Conclusión: El deseo de Dios
es que seamos prosperados en
todo, así como prospera nuestra alma, así que tomemos la
decisión este día de buscar de
Dios y ponernos a trabajar.
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Resort
I am sure that one of your greatest
challenges in life is dealing with
people who are lazy, especially if
they are family members. One of
the things we need to remember
is that God is willing to give us
good things, but the Bible is very
clear in the importance of being
hardworking people with faith. If
you are a parent, one of the most
important thing you can leave as
a legacy to your child is a good
work ethic and teaching them to
be responsible regardless of your
grade level.
Definición de la palabra
Perezoso: Describe una persona
con falta de energía y entusiasmo por trabajar y producir
en la vida. No le gusta trabajar
y a la hora de hacerlo lo hace
una actitud negativa y lenta. Si
usted es una persona trabajadora y responsable, creo que uno
de sus desafíos más grandes es
tolerar a personas perezosas a
su alrededor, especialmente si
son sus familiares. Una de las
cosas que debemos de recordar
es que Dios nos quiere bendecir
y darnos buenas cosas, pero la
of my better traits.
Might be because
I had 10 yipping
siblings as a tiny
puppy. Barking gets
old after awhile; I
can say that much.
Proverbs 15:1 :
A gentle answer
turns away wrath,
but a harsh word
stirs up anger.
(The Message
Bible)
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about it, I learned this lesson:
33 A little extra sleep, a little
more slumber, a little folding of
the hands to rest— 34 then poverty will pounce on you like a
bandit; scarcity will attack you
like an armed robber.
Proverbios 24: 30-34(NTV)
Pasé por el campo de un perezoso, por el viñedo de uno que
carece de sentido común. 31 Vi
que habían crecido espinos por
todas partes. Estaba cubierto de
maleza, y sus muros destruidos.
32 Entonces, mientras miraba y
pensaba en lo que veía,aprendí
esta lección: 33 un rato más de
dormir, un poquito más de sueño,
un breve descanso con los brazos
cruzados, 34 entonces la pobreza
te asaltará como un bandido;
la escasez te atacará como un
ladrón armado.
Definition of the word Lazy:
Describes a person who lacks
energy and enthusiasm for working and producing in life. Doesn’t
like to work and when he/she
does, they do it with a negative
attitude and slow. If you are a
responsible hard working person,
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¿Qué piensa de ellos?
Proverbs 24: 30-34 (NLT)
I walked by the field of a lazy
person, the vineyard of one with
no common sense. 31 I saw that
it was overgrown with nettles.
It was covered with weeds, and
its walls were broken down.
32 Then, as I looked and thought
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Introductory
question: Do you know people who would like to have
things, but don’t like to work?
What do you think of them?
Pregunta de Introducción:
¿Conoce
personas
que
les gustaría tener cosas,
pero no le gusta trabajar?
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and the world?
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Bring Worship Music and
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WE NEED YOU!
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and the world?
Currently, Winds of Praise monthly supporters are:
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• 14 Lincoln County churches
• and 29 businesses
Winds of Praise is a non-profit, 501(3) C organization.
Sponsorship rates begin at $40 month-to-month. If you would
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152 NE 6th St. Newport 541-265-4649
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744 SW
Elizabeth St.
835 SW 11th Avenue,
Newport, OR 97365
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OUR MISSION:
To enhance the life of every person we serve.
OUR SERVICES:
Rehabilitation • Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy • Speech Pathology
24-Hour Nursing • Respite Care
Terminal Care • Long-Term Care
Let Adeo bring quality care
to the comfort of your home.
We are a comprehensive medically based, licensed In Home Care Agency serving Lincoln County.
Let our RN supervised caregivers help you stay in your own home as you age or recover from a hospital stay. We offer help with cooking,
cleaning, errands and transportation. We also offer help with personal care, grooming, foot care, incontinent care and RN supervised medication
management and Insulin administration. Adeo offers many other home and personal services and we are available up to 24/7 with a minimum
of two hours in most areas.
We have compassionate caregiver’s who have passed criminal background checks and drug screens. Our caregivers complete comprehensive
initial and ongoing training.
Adeo accepts Medicaid, Long term care insurance, V.A. and private pay clients. Please call today for your free assessment.
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that God had impressed them
to rent a two bedroom two bath
hotel suite ( they rented it but
it didn’t makes sense to them
at the time). There was plenty
of room for all of us. My husband encouraged me to move
forward quickly to get my airline ticket. The travel agent
quickly secured my flight
(surprise surprise it ended up
being on the exact same flight
going and coming with the
other two ladies). This was the
beginning of an “Incredible
Adventure !! “ I’m so grateful
I listened and paid attention to
HIS “gentle nudge.”
Jasper’s Jottings
by Jasper Cinnamon
Bear Albright
Kelli and I braved
the showers and
went walking around
the track the other
day.
During the
middle of our walk,
an off-leash dog
came busting out
of his yard, running
after us and barking.
His owner called
after him, but he
would not obey. I
looked at the dog,
and tried to stop
to see what was up
with him. But Kelli
steered me away,
and kept walking. I
let her lead me, and
decided to forget
the
commotion.
The dog gave up
and disappeared.
While this incident
was happening, I
didn’t bark back,
either. That would
have made things
worse.
Kelli says
that not barking
unneccesarily is one
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improvement in all things. We’ve
recently implemented a studio
volunteers meeting, every fourth
Saturday at 10am at the station. If
you may be interested in helping
this local, non-profit ministry, you
are welcome to attend!
The studio is located at
“Seatowne”, just south of Fred
Meyer. We broadcast in Newport
at 98.7 FM, and stream online at
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OUR VALUES:
~Integrity above all else.
~A culture of respect.
~Quality that is obvious.
~Innovation, not emulation.
~Reaching to learn, grow
and embrace change.
~Passion for the quality of
people’s lives.
palabra de Dios es bien clara en
la importancia de ser personas
trabajadoras y llenas de fe. Si
usted es padre, una de las cosas
más valiosas que le puede dar
a sus hijos en un legado de una
buena ética de responsabilidad
y trabajo no importando su nivel
de estudio que haya obtenido.
Let’s see what does the Bible
says about this topic:
He/she that doesn’t work only
desires, but never obtains:
Proverbs 13:4 (NLT) Lazy
people want much but get little,
but those who work hard will
prosper.
For the lazy, even eating is
hard for them:
Proverbs 19:24 (NLT) Lazy
people take food in their hand but
don’t even lift it to their mouth.
Person that can work, but
doesn’t want to then he/she
shouldn’t eat:
2 Thessalonians 3:10
(NLT) Even while we were with
you, we gave you this command:
“Those unwilling to work will
not get to eat.”
Miremos lo que la biblia dice
sobre este tópico:
Lentos para enojarse:
El que no trabaja solo desea,
pero nunca obtiene:
Proverbio 13:4 (NTV) Los
perezosos ambicionan mucho y
obtienen poco, pero los que trabajan con esmero prosperarán.
Para el perezoso aun comer le
cuesta:
Proverbios 19:24 (NTV) Los
perezosos toman la comida en
la mano, pero ni siquiera se la
llevan a la boca.
El que puede trabar y no quiere, que no coma:
2 Tesalonicenses 3:10 (NTV)
Incluso mientras estábamos con
ustedes les dimos la siguiente
orden: «Los que no están dispuestos a trabajar que tampoco
coman».
Conclusion: God’s desire is
for us to prosper in everything
even as our soul prospers so let’s
make the decision today to seek
God and start working.
Conclusión: El deseo de Dios
es que seamos prosperados en
todo, así como prospera nuestra alma, así que tomemos la
decisión este día de buscar de
Dios y ponernos a trabajar.
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I am sure that one of your greatest
challenges in life is dealing with
people who are lazy, especially if
they are family members. One of
the things we need to remember
is that God is willing to give us
good things, but the Bible is very
clear in the importance of being
hardworking people with faith. If
you are a parent, one of the most
important thing you can leave as
a legacy to your child is a good
work ethic and teaching them to
be responsible regardless of your
grade level.
Definición de la palabra
Perezoso: Describe una persona
con falta de energía y entusiasmo por trabajar y producir
en la vida. No le gusta trabajar
y a la hora de hacerlo lo hace
una actitud negativa y lenta. Si
usted es una persona trabajadora y responsable, creo que uno
de sus desafíos más grandes es
tolerar a personas perezosas a
su alrededor, especialmente si
son sus familiares. Una de las
cosas que debemos de recordar
es que Dios nos quiere bendecir
y darnos buenas cosas, pero la
of my better traits.
Might be because
I had 10 yipping
siblings as a tiny
puppy. Barking gets
old after awhile; I
can say that much.
Proverbs 15:1 :
A gentle answer
turns away wrath,
but a harsh word
stirs up anger.
(The Message
Bible)
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about it, I learned this lesson:
33 A little extra sleep, a little
more slumber, a little folding of
the hands to rest— 34 then poverty will pounce on you like a
bandit; scarcity will attack you
like an armed robber.
Proverbios 24: 30-34(NTV)
Pasé por el campo de un perezoso, por el viñedo de uno que
carece de sentido común. 31 Vi
que habían crecido espinos por
todas partes. Estaba cubierto de
maleza, y sus muros destruidos.
32 Entonces, mientras miraba y
pensaba en lo que veía,aprendí
esta lección: 33 un rato más de
dormir, un poquito más de sueño,
un breve descanso con los brazos
cruzados, 34 entonces la pobreza
te asaltará como un bandido;
la escasez te atacará como un
ladrón armado.
Definition of the word Lazy:
Describes a person who lacks
energy and enthusiasm for working and producing in life. Doesn’t
like to work and when he/she
does, they do it with a negative
attitude and slow. If you are a
responsible hard working person,
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¿Qué piensa de ellos?
Proverbs 24: 30-34 (NLT)
I walked by the field of a lazy
person, the vineyard of one with
no common sense. 31 I saw that
it was overgrown with nettles.
It was covered with weeds, and
its walls were broken down.
32 Then, as I looked and thought
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Introductory
question: Do you know people who would like to have
things, but don’t like to work?
What do you think of them?
Pregunta de Introducción:
¿Conoce
personas
que
les gustaría tener cosas,
pero no le gusta trabajar?
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Reflections by Amy
S.U.R.F.’s UP! (Serving Up Righteous Faith)
Carol Walsh of Go B.I.G. (Believing
in God) Ministries shown here with
faithful mascot “Refuge”
By Carol Walsh
What’s happening in and
around Newport reaching
out to teens.
“And you shall teach them to
your sons, talking to them when
you sit in your house and when
you walk along the road and
when you lie down and when you
rise up.” Deuteronomy 11:9
It seems many Christian
adults have given up on this
next generation. With the
addition of “smart” phones
into our lives, conversations
that build relationships and
transfer wisdom seldom happen. Unlike past generations,
adults and children fail to
interact with one another
as life happens. This makes
conversations limited, hurried, and often superficial.
Parents no longer offer the
primary source of teaching
how to live a godly life.
Instead, children seek advice
from friends, TV, the internet, and a culture eager to
point them in the “way they
should go.”
Before we can teach others we must know the truth
ourselves. I would like to
encourage adults to BE
adults. Make the study of
God’s Word a priority in your
life, choose to live a life wor-
thy of emulating, and take
our God-given responsibility
of teaching the next generation seriously. Invest in their
lives. Spend time with them.
Build relationships and set
boundaries. Rules without
relationship breeds rebellion. Relationships without
rules breeds indulgence and
an attitude of “entitlement.”
Both rebellion and indulgence lead to the same endeternal separation from God.
Adults need to teach the next
generation to LOVE God
with all their hearts, soul,
and mind, as well as loving
others (more than) as themselves (Matthew 22:37-39)
then they will have successfully done the job God has
entrusted to them.
Carol and Rob Walsh continue to offer a safe, nopressure environment for all
teens (13-19) to hang out
with friends and caring adults
The Glory Belongs to the Lord
every other Saturday through
their HangTime events. This
month: May 6th and 20th at
the House of Refuge, 310A
NW Gilbert Way, Newport,
from
7:30pm-midnight
(Bible Study offered at
6:30-7:00). Youth enjoy free
food, movies, games, and
hot tub. Remember this is
OUTREACH…so teens who
know God should be inviting
students who don’t yet have a
relationship with Jesus Christ
to come with them.
If you know of anything
happening in and around
Newport reaching out to teens
or would like to learn more
about any of these events and
how you can get involved
drawing teens into a closer
relationship with Jesus Christ
please feel free to contact
Carol Walsh for more info:
call 541-264-8393, text 612889-4149, or email [email protected].
I ask you in my heart,
Take all my fear away,
From You I shall not part.
~ Amy Schones
Amy Schones has a heart for Jesus, and her spiritual passion is for the church’s spiritual health. She’s
a fisherman’s wife, mother of four, mom-in-law, and
a prayer warrior for her fifteen grandchildren.
By Amy Schones
My Plea
How vast the chasm was,
When once the fruit consumed,
How far the drop from grace,
The precipice of doom!
O mighty Savior come,
How can a young man keep his
way pure? How can we find peace
after a storm? Can we ever drop too
far from God’s grace?
All victory is found in God.
I believe a biblical account of great
victory after sin is seen in Eve’s life.
Yes, it’s true, the serpent deceived
Eve and she rebelled by consuming
forbidden fruit. Great pain followed,
which included bitter sorrow. Her
firstborn son, Cain, grew up and
killed Abel!
Later in life, she gave birth to a
son named Seth. Although her past sin
resulted in great shame and being cast
from the Garden of Eden, we see evidence of her faith as she proclaimed
that a new son was given to her by
the Lord.
“For God has appointed another
seed for me instead of Abel, whom
Cain killed.” Genesis 4:25b
Years past, and Seth had a son
named Enosh. He was naturally Eve’s
grandson. “And as for Seth, to him
also a son was born; and he named
him Enoch. Then men began to call on
the name of the Lord.” Genesis 4:26
We have no record of whether Eve
was alive to witness people turning
to God. We as Christians offer our
prayers to God by faith, and whether
or not we are privileged see Godly
fruit, we must believe God hears us.
He moves on our behalf. This reminds
me of a New Testament scripture:
“Confess your trespasses to one
another, and pray for one another,
that you may be healed. The effective,
fervent prayer of a righteous man
avails much.” James 5:16
Dear Saint, no matter what our life
story contains, remember, no situation
is too hard for God. “Ah, Lord God!
Behold, You have made the heavens
and the earth by Your great power and
outstretched arm. There is nothing too
hard for You. (Jeremiah 32:17), and
“God is our refuge and strength, a
very present help in trouble. Therefore
we will not fear, even though the earth
be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the
sea; though its waters roar and be
troubled, though the mountains shake
with its swelling. there is a river
whose streams shall make glad the
city of God, the holy place of the tabernacle of the Most High. God is in the
midst of her, she shall not be moved;
God shall help her, just at the break of
dawn.” Psalm 46:1-5
Hallelujah! Let us continue onward;
from this day forward, “Pressing
onward to the upward calling that is
in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 3:14),
for, “Greater is he that is in you than
he than he that is in the world.” (1
John 4:4).
— Inferno Out —
The Vinyl Frontier. The
Vinyl Countdown. Vinyla Ice
Cream. It’s Vinylly time for
Spring. I love spring, especially since it means graduating from college. It’s hard
to believe that I have been
writing this column every
month throughout my whole
college career. Over these
past 4 years I have learned
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a lot about myself, Public
Relations, and my love for
music. I contemplated writing this column about The
Classic Crime’s amazing new
album “How to be Human”,
but since I got a new record
player for my birthday recently I thought it would be fun
to write about vinyl. It also
gives me a chance to reflect
on what I love about music
and how it has affected me
these last four years.
It’s always interesting as a
younger guy to talk to people
about vinyl, because most
adults have already experienced its coming and going,
and don’t get as excited as I
might. This isn’t to say that
they don’t like this “Vinyl
Revival”, but must have
experienced the hype already
when they were my age. For
the past four years’ vinyl has
quickly became a sensation
in the music industry. Every
teenager is getting portable
Crosley record players for
Christmas and almost every
artist releases vinyl packages
of their new albums. Why did
it become such a sensation so
fast? I don’t claim to know
the answers, but as a young
person in the midst of the
industry I know why I love
vinyl so much.
To me, vinyl is an experience. The fact that you have
to store your records in a specific way to keep them from
warping and flip them over
after 3-4 songs is just part of
the experience. It keeps me
more involved in the music,
instead of just putting it on
in the background. While you
can skip songs, it is much
more difficult, forcing you to
listen to songs you may not
have liked at first. Listening
to classic records that I may
not have listened to before
has given me a great appreciation for music I had never
even thought about.
Vinyl’s also comes in
different colors. While this
sounds like a gimmick, it actually adds a whole dimension
to those who collect vinyl.
For example, I have a vinyl
version of “MMHMM” by
Relient K that is a clear light
blue color. It’s really cool
to be able to show all of the
colors of vinyl that you have
to your friends and family.
Additionally, there are also
picture disks, which are full
on pictures on top of a vinyl
record. Sometimes they play
songs, but they are also just
art pieces.
These things are important to look at when thinking
about this vinyl resurgence.
The industry’s ability to
adapt to what people like and
increase their musical tastes
through more inventive ways
is something that is worth
admiring. I hope that those
of you who listened to vinyl
when you were younger jump
back into it, as I don’t see
it going away anytime soon.
In fact, they are finding new
ways everyday to make vinyl
cooler and cooler. Thank you
for your readership over the
past 4 years.
— Inferno Out
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Dedicated to the memory of my sister,
Sonia Lynn Larimer 1938-1997
We scattered my sister’s ashes
among the ferns in the Van Duzer
Forest Corridor. She had lived a hard
life - it was hard on her and she was
hard on life. Numerous lovers, children, cases of abuse, disease, and finally AIDS released her from this world.
Although as a child she had accepted
the Lord into her heart, she had never
lived in the full, rich understanding
the exchanged, salvaged life of Christ
offers. But as many as received Him,
to them He gave the right to become
children of God, even to those who
believe in His name, John 1:12
Dan Lundy,
Messenger Ministries
In looking at the drug scene
that seems to permeate our
society today, I can see many
factors that contribute to it. I
have studied socio-economic
factors way back in university days. As a pastor and
Everything I had ever believed
about God was put to the test the day
we scattered my sister’s ashes. I had
to affirm that my sister’s remains are
only chemicals of her flesh; that her
spirit resides with the loving, forgiving, grace-dispensing God whom she
received as a child. I believe her
youthful acceptance of the Lord was
honored by God, and that I’ll see her
again in heaven. That was a “day of
visitation” for me when believing in
Jesus was sealed forever.
When Mary was visited by an angel
who told her she would bear the
Savior of the world, the Bible says
she was troubled. I’m sure that was
an understatement. Everything Mary
had ever learned of the Lord was
called upon during that encounter. I
can imagine Mary’s questions: Can
this be true? Was that a vision? Isn’t
the story of a savior for old women
and children? Superstition? Or absolute truth! Mary finally spoke those
wonderfully, submissive, believing
words: “Be it done to me according
to Thy word.”
I believe that some day during our
lives, there’s a time when the Lord
says, “Today! Today is the day when
you get serious about Who I am and
how much you need Me as your new
life.” I believe everyone has this “day
of visitation.”
I had my first “day of visitation”
when I was a mother of three young
children. After cleaning up the dishes
one Saturday morning, I was ready to
call them away from cartoons to read
to them, as I did every year, the Easter
story of Christ’s death and resurrection. No lights, no visions, no voices,
but a profound awareness surrounded
me with solid assurance that this was
Truth. It sent me reeling against the
refrigerator realizing I needed some
changes in my life. If this was truth,
I’d better teach it convincingly to my
kids. If not truth, I’d better not fill
their minds with a false story.
I found, while sweating it out on
my face before the Lord during the
next few years, that He is indeed,
the Way, the Truth and the Life.
Everything within me believes in His
life, death, and resurrection as written
in the Bible.
What a glorious day to celebrate
and add to your testimony – your
“Day of Visitation!”
THERE IS HOPE
evangelist I have read and
studied the pain centers that
cause many to self medicate
with drugs and alcohol. Other
addictions play into this as
well: gambling, pornography,
even violence.
In my own life, addictions
played a major role in my
youth and young adulthood.
I was messed up. My friends
were messed up. Pretty much
my whole family was messed
up. It was what we did. It
was who we were. We had
no direction, no vision for
the future, no hope. We were
users.
Hope. This is a giant four
letter word. If you look into
the eyes of a drug addict, an
alcoholic, a heavily addicted gambler, a user, you will
see HOPELESSNESS. Hope
is essential to vision. Vision
is essential to health at all
levels.
A cancer patient with great
hope can fight the good fight
and win. The same patient
with no hope will die almost
before your eyes. The same
goes for the addict. Why
change when the medication
is keeping us in the dark?
Pain free. Oblivious.
I had no hope until
I CHOSE to trust Jesus. I
prayed a simple prayer and
CHOSE to follow the ways of
this carpenter from Nazareth.
I CHOSE to believe what
the ancient scriptures said
about this man. I CHOSE to
believe the words spoken by
this Jesus. His tribal name
was/is Jeshua. I CHOSE to
study Him. I CHOSE to join
with other believers and serve
Him. I CHOSE to tell others
about my savior.
When given this hope, I
came to realize there are three
principles of life: Faith, hope
and love. The greatest of these
is love. For me, hope came
first, then faith, then love.
This was the progression of
my walk into the relationship I have with the carpenter
from Nazareth.
That was 36 years ago. I
have been walking with Him
ever since. He CHOSE to
forget my old life and wicked
ways. He CHOSE to give me
a clean slate, a new start. He
CHOSE to give me vision for
the future. He CHOSE to free
me from drugs and any other
addictions that would try to
ensnare me.
My hope is in Him; all of
it. There is no other way for
me to go. I hope all things
through the Creator. His name
is Jeshua. Jesus. Join with
me and many others in this
HOPE. Trust Him. Call me
and we can talk about Him.
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POST Editor Kelli Abright with her pup,
Jasper.
Luke 4:8: Jesus answered, “It is
written: ‘Worship the Lord your God
and serve Him only.’”
Come October, Winds of Praise will
be marking its 20th birthday. (I know
I could use the word “anniversary”
but “birthday” sounds more festive
to me). And this ministry was birthed
by God; He has done miracleous
things---the Author of all!). Another
point: when someone mistakenly says
that Scott and I own Winds of Praise,
we need to correct them. We are the
co-founders, but it is a non-profit
ministry, that couldn’t hold up without the many hands of volunteers;
donations; and underwriting dollars.
Our ministry is inter-denominational.
20 years ago...let’s see....I was a busy
homeschooling mom; daughters were
11 and 7 yrs. old. Scott had made a
drastic career change for the benefit of being home more with those
girls; that’s just the kind of dad he
is. Money was extremely tight for
our little family, but God was always
with us at every step, just as He was
for the birthing of Winds of Praise,
which took time. (See “Our Story” at
windsofpraise.com).
A donated space next to the former
A llen P Almer
By Allen Palmer, Pastor for
the Native American inmates,
Lincoln County Jail.
If we have a conscience;
and there are those unfortunate few who do not; there is
an inner voice that speaks to
us whenever we are in a position to do right or wrong. That
voice doesn’t yell, it simply
says “Be careful, watch out”.
We can choose to listen, or
we can ignore it and go ahead
and do what is wrong in our
own hearts and minds. We
have missed the mark when
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we choose wrong, and that is
what the Bible calls sin. We
know better, we heard our conscience, but we still proceed.
This is the human condition,
or as the Good Book reveals,
‘flesh’.
“Whoever walks in integrity walks securely, but he who
makes his ways crooked will
be found out.” Proverbs 10:9.
Truth has a way of coming out
sooner or later, and when we
are ‘found out’ the embarrassment and self-condemnation is
often severe. When we know
what is wrong, like lying or
cheating or using someone else
for our own gain, act like we
are better than someone else,
gossip and condemn others,
and knowing it is wrong yet do
it anyway…we begin to separate ourselves from listening to
God. We rationalize and justify
our position, we throw guilt
and blame toward others, we
are crooked in our ways and
rarely is there a good ending to
this path. The Bible tells us that
the ‘wages of sin are death’,
and it is meant spiritually, but
sometimes physically as well.
“The righteous who walk in
his integrity— blessed are his
location of Rip Tide Shoe Repair in
downtown Newport, with a thick fabric wall covering donated and installed
by friends, became the first studio. You
could only get the station on “cable”
in those days. Fundraisers included
coffee houses; dinners; luaus; booths
at the county fair; and a golf tournament. Dear Rusty Nails the clown from
Portland came and rode on Winds of
Praise’s trophy-winning float in the
Loyalty Days parade, designed by a
creative friend. “Working vacations”
at CreationfestNW were the personal highlights of my summers; interviewing bands and running through
the photo pit, snapping pictures during performances. New friends were
made during that time, and we station
volunteers often went in some sort
of traveling group and camped out.
I want to start belting out, “Those
INTEGRITY
children after him!” Proverbs
20:7. If we are parents, our
words and our ways are being
studied, accepted, and adopted
by our children. If we are bad
tempered, lazy, selfish, selfcentered, and a host of other
things we know as ‘wrong’ we
are actually teaching our children to become the same. That
old adage “Do as I say not as I
do” just isn’t going to ‘cut it’
with our kids. If you do it, that
is permission for them to do
the same. Parents are charged
with bringing their children
up ‘right’ so it seems pretty
important that one listens to
that voice from within saying
“Be careful, watch out”.
“To do righteousness and
justice is more acceptable to the
Lord than sacrifice.” Proverbs
21:3 That’s right friends. We
can go to church every Sunday,
volunteer for many charitable
causes, tithe generously, and
rise in the ranks of the elders,
but if we are involved in wrong
doing when we are alone, we
are putting a wedge between
us and that voice that keeps
us on the right track if we are
listening.
If we are simply ‘noticing’
were the days, my friends!”, ha.
Bigger events like the Todd Agnew
concert tour 10 years ago; the Sons of
Day concert; “The Exchange” band
and two of the American Idol finalists for our “Sweet 16” birthday event
happened in a blur of activity. What a
time of learning how to work together
and do stuff like that. Local youth created the Friday Night Inferno show,
which ran for several years. (Any
youth and/ or youth leaders out there
that want to fill a big slot at the
station?--the time and space is now
open!). And of great importance is
the “mixing up” of the local Christian
churches and those who give of
their time and resources to fulfill the
main vision of Winds of Praise: to
encourage the local Body of believers to worship the Lord Jesus Christ.
our behavior and choosing the
right way to go instead of the
wrong way, we are moving closer to integrity in our own lives,
and we are demonstrating it to
others so they may be encouraged to see someone walk the
walk, not just talk the talk.
Jesus knows all about how we
really are, from the inside out.
He is all about excellent relationships instead of strife and
bitterness and condemnation.
The best relationships on earth
are those with “no lies between
them”. It is the sneaky, private and secret wrongs that rise
up and bite us like poisonous
snakes. It is resentments that
kill us faster than any physical
ailment we might experience.
Wrong weighs heavy on our
hearts and our shoulders, it is
the opening the enemy needs
to keep us on the merry-goround of self-condemnation.
We bathe in ‘woulda, coulda,
shoulda’ all for no good end.
Jesus died to free us from all
that, as He rose from the grave,
He embedded His spirit within
our hearts and minds that we
could know right from wrong.
It’s there for us to use and to
warn us when we are heading
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in the wrong direction. Not
that we can be righteous on
our own, but through increased
listening to that voice within
and then mitigating our wrong
with sincere sadness about our
misbehaving acts, then asking
Jesus to help us in correcting
the harm we have caused we
grow into ‘integrity’ through
Him. On our own, we can’t
get it done for once and for
all. Once we are used to listening to our gift of the spirit, we
develop the best friendship of
all; the friendship between our
hearts and the heart of God.
Start today to listen to that
inner voice, as it will lead to a
life without strife. It will lead
to a happy family, and thriving children, and real friends.
Begin with the Golden Rule
in your thinking, and God will
add everything you seek to
know.
And as you wish that others would do to you, do so to
them.” Luke 6:31
Learn to live life on the
Good Lord’s terms, and doing
‘right’ becomes a much easier
way to not only live life, but to
live it abundantly! Be blessed;
listen.
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Churches of Lincoln County
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The churches listed on this directory all actively support Winds of Praise Broadcasting and
share a common belief that the scriptures of the Holy Bible are true and accurate, including
John 14:6, where Jesus says “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the
Father except through Me.”
Calvary Baptist Church,
541-270-6995 256 Olive St. #C, Newport
Services Wed. 6 pm / Sun. 10 am
Encounter Community Church,
541-270-6995 256 E. Olive #C, Newport
Services: Wed. 6 p.m. and Sun. 10 a.m.
First Baptist Church, Newport
208 NW 6th 541-265-5811
Sunday Service at 10:45 a.m.
Hispanic Ministry Sunday 7:30 p.m.
Prayer Gathering Wednesday, 5:45 pm.
Home Bible Studies weekly
Kids Club World Wednesday evenings
Third Sat. of every month: Free community breakfast, 8:30-11 a.m.
Sacred Ground Baptist
541-444-9323 (Church)
541-602-4252 (Pastor Rick Russell)
377 SW Swan Ave, Siletz
Men’s Breakfast, 4th Sat. of each month 9 a.m.
Worship services, Sun. 11 a.m.
Sunday School Adults & Kids, 10 a.m.
First Baptist Church of Toledo
541-336-2161 NW 11th & Nye
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Worship 6:00 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church
541-265-2841, 227 NE 12th St., Newport
http://www.newportfpc.org
Office Hours 9:00AM-1:00PM, Mon. thru Fri.
Sunday Service 10:00am Child Care is available
Logsden Neighborhood Church
541-444-2820 6631 Logsden Rd., Logsden
Sun. 9:30 a.m. Teaching and Fellowship
Sun. Worship 10:30 a.m.,
Call Church for weekday Bible studies info
Lighthouse Vineyard Christian
Fellowship 541-574-4499
704 SW Hurbert St. Newport 97365
Sunday mornings 10 am, last Friday of the month:
7pm Encountering God.
Newport Church of the Nazarene,
541-265-6684 227 NW 12th, Newport
(NEW) Saturday Church: Shared Supper, 5 pm;
Worship service, 6 pm
Sunday Morning Classes: 8:45 a.m..
Sunday Morning Worship: 10 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship: 6 p.m.
Wed. prayer time, 6:30 p.m.
Nursery & childcare available
Radiant Church, (formerly Newport
Foursquare Church) 541-351-8141
215 NW 15th St., Newport
Sun. 10 a.m., Home Meetings: Wed. 7 p.m.
St. John’s Episcopal Church
541-336-3161 110 NE Alder St., Toledo
Service Times: Sundays 10:30 a.m. and Tuesdays
6:30 p.m. Bible Study and Music
Ministers: Rev. Deacon Pauline Morrison, and visiting priests on Sunday
St. Peter the Fisherman - Lutheran
Church 541-994-8793
1226 SW 13th Lincoln City
Adult Bible Study and Youth Sunday School
Sunday 9 a.m. - Traditional Service 10:30 a.m.
Bible Study Wed 6:30 p.m. www.stpeterlc.com
South Beach Church
Ph. 541-272-3377
3335 S. Coast Hwy., South Beach
Sun. Worship, 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.
www.southbeachchurch.org
Yaquina Chapel (formerly South
Beach Chapel)
“Night Live” with Don Heist Mon, Wed-Sat 5 pm - 7 pm
541-574-7977
Meets at Pacfic Homes Beach Club Community
“The Tent / Soaking” w/ Aimee Herd Mon-Thurs 4am, 10:30 am, Fri 4 am, 3 pm
Center 3339 NE Avery St., Newport
“Ancient Worlds” Tues 11 am
Waldport Foursquare Church
541-563-4154
“Joyful Soundz” w/ Daniel Hale Tues & Thurs approximately 12 noon
185 Huckleberry, Waldport
Scott: in the Studio Mon-Fri 6 am - 7 am
Sunday Worship 10 a.m.
Call for weekly Bible Studies
Feature Full Length CD Mon-Fri 9 am, 4 pm, 9 pm
Central Coast Assembly of God Church
Newport Christian: Pastor Reed Adams: Wednesdays, 1:30 p.m.
541-265-5773 236 NE 6th, Newport
Radiant Church Thu 2 pm
Services: Sunday Celebration Service and
emPOWERed Kid’s Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday “Friday Night Inferno” (youth music) Fri, 7 pm - 9 pm
Family night (activities and classes for the whole
South Beach Christian Fellowship Sermon Fri 10:30 am
family) 6:30 p.m.
Karen & Kids Children’s Programming Sat 9-9:15 am
Newport Christian
541-265-2531
“Torah to the Nations” with Larry Henson, Sat., Noon- 1 pm.
809 SE Second St., Newport (across from the
“Under the Radar” Sat, 7pm
Newport Elks)
Sunday School for Adults and Youth at 9:30 am
“Balm of Gilead Hour” (Lamplighter Theater) Sun 12 pm
Children Programming both hours
Worship Service at 10:45 am
Weekly Bible studies
Bayside Chapel
541-765-2749 145 NE Collins Ave
own life by shedding His blood on the cross for our the Father, dwells within us, and daily leads us a
www.baysidechapeldepoebay.com
We believe:
sins, and was resurrected by God from death to teaches us in all things. John 14:16, 17
SERviCE TiMES:
That the Bible is God's inspired, authoritative, infal- provide eternal life to those who accept Him as Lord That Jesus Christ is the head of His church, and that
Sundays 10:30am and 6pm (no pm on third
and Savior and is soon coming back for His church. His church is composed of individual members and
lible Word. 2 Tim 3:16, 17
Sunday of month)
That there is one God, eternally existent in three per- Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. "No one fellowships created to serve unique yet necessary
Wednesdays 7:00pm
functions and that love is the greatest of all gifts
comes to the Father, but through Me." John 14:6
sonalities; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 2 Cor. 13:14
The Salvation Army Newport Corps
That Jesus Christ, born of a virgin, sacrificed His That the Holy Spirit, the Helper, is active, sent by given to His church. 1 Cor. 12 & 13
541-265-6814 ----140 NE 4th St., Newport (east
of Arctic Circle)
Winds of Praise Officers and Board of Directors:
Sunday School & Bible Study: 9:45 a.m.;
Worship 11 a.m.
Scott Albright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sacred Ground Baptist-President
Tuesday Bible Study & Dinner: 6 p.m.
Kelli Albright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Sacred Ground Baptist) Vice President and POST Editor
Children’s Programs for all ages
Allen Palmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Sacred Ground Baptist) Board Member
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Linda Palmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Sacred Ground Baptist) Board Member
Joe Joncas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Yaquina Chapel) Board Member
Luke Frechette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (South Beach Church) Board Member
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May 2017
No. 5
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“News of the church proclaiming Jesus in Lincoln County.”
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Winds of Praise Broadcasting Statement of Faith
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Local minister of Beth Israel
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Trust in and rely confidently on the
Lord with all your heart
And do not rely on your own insight
or understanding.
In all your ways know and acknowledge and recognize Him,
And He will make your paths straight
and smooth [removing obstacles that
block your way]. Proverbs 3:5-6
Obedience to God’s Nudges Always
brings HIS Blessings!!
Early in January I received a “gentle
A Gentle Nudge
Coleen McNeill, Beth Isreal Ministries
nudge” from the Lord that I was going
to Washington DC January 14 to the
20th-nothing about that seem possible
or could I understand it in any way-but
I knew I would hold it in my heart, and
continued to pay attention. So don’t.
wait until you have it all figured out
and everything makes complete sense
to you. Sometimes God will lead you
to do things that you don’t fully understand until after you have taken a step
to do them. He does not usually reveal
all the details of HIS plan when HE
first speaks to you. Instead HE tells
you enough so you can do what HE
FREE
has said but HE will withhold enough
information so that you must continue
to rely on HIM.
Two weeks later in a random telephone conversation with a.representative with National Day of Prayer ) she
mentioned that she and an another representative of National Day of Prayer
would be going to Washington DC ,
(January 14 through the 20th. ) for the
inauguration. (I immediately knew this
was what God meant ). They invited
me to go with them. She mentioned
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by Scott Albright
How’s YOUR life going? I
would rather ask that question,
and listen to your answer, than
have to ramble on about mine.
I know that we all work
through every day, looking for
joy and satisfaction. And more
often than not, for some reason,
we don’t find it.
There’s always something, it
seems, that knocks us off our
peace. Or, TRIES to knock us
off.
I believe we all need to work.
We need to do something. And
what we do is key. Do we do
work that produces good fruit,
or, bad? The Bible tells us that
a bad tree can’t produce good
fruit, and a good tree can’t produce bad. Our work, our activities are the same. Do we spend
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our time fretting and worrying?
Or do we spend our time arm in
arm with the Lord, trusting Him
as He leads and directs. Do we
get shot at for a brief moment,
and then let that moment override us with fear and anxiety for
days. Or do we relish the majority of the moments where we do
find peace and joy.
One of the playful activities
I have found in these past few
years has been my participation
on a bowling team with the guys
I work with. It gives me a nice,
fun break, once a week.
On one night, I was bowling
very well, and enjoying it. And
on the very last frame, I wanted
so badly to finish with a strike.
You know what I did? I threw
a gutter ball. Just one. But that
one throw did indeed ruin my
joy. And that’s a shame. I need to
forget that one shot, and remember the rest, the best.
And that’s kind of like life.
Don’t let one negative thing ruin
the positive. And how is that possible? By fully giving yourself to
the Lord Jesus Christ. It really is
the good news that we all need to
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learn. Give yourself up. Receive
fully the life that Jesus gives. He
is holy, so in Him, you are holy.
He is perfect, so in Him, you are
perfect. He defeated death and
sin, and so in Him, you have
defeated death and sin.
Jesus is life!
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to move forward, hoping for
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