We have enjoyed a very busy week at Lebanon Road. Our VBS ran from Sunday night through Wednesday night and was a great success. We had many visitors, several of whom were from the community. We hope they learned about the Lord and were welcomed warmly by our members. Then, on Thursday night, we hosted the area-wide Summer Youth Series. Well over 200 young people from all over the Nashville metro area attended. JD presented a powerful lesson on keeping our minds pure. From Sunday morning through last night, about 1500 people have been in our auditorium! I hope you will take time to tell your dad how much he…

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After an amazingly busy week (including a baptism yesterday afternoon!!!!!!!), the Lebanon Road church of Christ is ready to begin Vacation Bible School on Sunday evening. Our VBS is entitled “AD 33 Tours: Walking Where Jesus Walked.” We will focus on the culture behind four accounts in the life of Christ. Here is the list of topics and our adult speakers for each evening: Sunday (6:30PM): “Where Was Worship?” Jesus Cleanses the Temple (Dewayne Bryant) Monday (6:30PM): “By the Shore” Jesus Calls Four Disciples (John Dale) Tuesday (6:30PM): “When a Friend Died” Jesus Raises Lazarus (Jason Moon) Wednesday (6:30PM) “A Special Meal” The Last Supper (Marlin Connelly) We hope you’ll…

Tomorrow (Friday) morning, Dale Jenkins and I will be interviewing John Dale on iPreach. The interview will be about his long tenure in Murray, Kentucky, and we will also be talking about how congregations should deal with transition. John has agreed to take questions from others who may call in or who may wish to join us in the chatroom during the interview, and you are invited to be a part! The interview will begin at about 10AM (Central time) tomorrow morning on Talkshoe.com. To join in, follow these steps: 1. Go to www.talkshoe.com2. Create an ID (it’s free and takes about 2 minutes). We are going to do our…

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Every preacher has one (or more). Young preachers, especially, think “theirs” will come. It seems as though nearly every preacher, when he starts out, thinks the phone will ring, an email will come, or a letter will arrive inviting him to speak at “that” event or congregation. Maybe it’s a large and well-known congregation in the area. Maybe it’s a certain lectureship or workshop where many will hear him (or read his manuscript). Maybe it’s just expecting to speak at a civic event in the community. Preachers are asked often to speak at events. When we first start, we see “everyone else” speaking at Gospel Meetings, VBS classes, preachers’ meetings,…

Here is the report from an extremely uplifting Sunday! Publish at Scribd or explore others: Magazines & Newspape tennessee New Testament