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Herald 2. Laugh a little 3. Thought for the month 4. Helpful websites 5. Nazarene websites 6. Rose Hill News 1. Pastor’s
Thoughts For decades, certain
Orthodox rabbis have maintained that the Messiah would come when three signs
were in evidence at the same time. First, there must be
speeding chariots in the streets of This interesting verse
once prompted Sir Isaac Newton to predict that men would someday travel as fast
as forty miles per hour. Voltaire, an enemy of
Christianity in that era, scorned But The second sign, the
rabbis said, would be the protection of No wonder Israelis are
convinced they must retain air superiority in the The third requirement
of the rabbis was the blossoming of the desert. "The wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad
for them; and the desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose"
(Isa. 35:1). Although the complete
fulfillment of this promise is for a better day yet to come, the desert is
blossoming in The Messiah of Israel,
the Savior of the world, has already come, but His return is signaled by
numerous signs, including those proclaimed by the waiting
rabbis. Signs
in the Heavens "And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon,
and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the
sea and the waves roaring" (Luke 21:25). For all who have
watched humans walking, driving, and planting a flag on the moon, this prophecy
needs no explanation. Had someone predicted this at the turn of the century, he
might have been placed under psychiatric treatment. But it has happened in our
generation. Christ also spoke of
startling calamities in space. After discussing signs in the sun, moon, and
stars, He said: "Men's hearts [shall be]
failing them for fear, and for looking after those things which are coming on
the earth: for the powers of heaven shall be shaken" (Luke
21:26). Although he counts
himself progressive and civilized, man still employs the best minds on earth to
search constantly for more deadly weapons. After the bombing of The
World Stage Perhaps most
interesting in the study of future things is the fulfillment of prophecy
concerning the movements of nations in the end time. On the world stage, closing
scenes are being enacted. The European Union or
Revived Roman Empire is growing in size and global reach. For generations, Bible
scholars have been awaiting this international coalition, from which they expect
a leader to rise who will guarantee peace in the Middle East, especially to
Finally,
Although the history
of her people is a story of incredible difficulties, The stage is set for
closing time, and all the world is the stage. 2.
Laugh a little Famous Last
Words “Don’t unplug it, it
will just take a moment to fix.” “What happens if you
touch these two wires tog---.“ “We won’t need
reservations” “It’s always sunny
there this time of the year.” “Gimme a match. I
think my gas tank is empty.” “Step on her, boy,
we’re only going seventy-five.” “Say, who’s boss at
this joint, anyhow?” “If you knew anything,
you wouldn’t be a traffic cop.” The following Sunday,
Mr. Walters got up and walked out right in the middle of a pastor’s sermon. The
Pastor asked the man’s wife if he had somehow offended
him. Her reply: “It was
nothing personal, Reverend. He was just
sleepwalking” At a huge gathering a
female psychology student was rebuked when she stated that men were much vainer
than women. Naturally, she was immediately challenged by a fellow standing near
her. In order to prove her statement, she said in a clear voice that carried
through the room, “It’s a shame that most intelligent and sensitive men attach
so little importance to the way they dress. Why, right this
minute, the most cultivated man in this room is wearing the most clumsily
knotted tie. Whereupon, as if on
cue, every man in the room immediately put his hand to his
tie. 3.
Thought for the month Many of life's
failures are people who didn't realize how close they were to success when they
gave up." -- Thomas Alva Edison (master
inventor) 4.
Helpful websites Here are 100
incredibly Useful and Interesting Web Sites Whether you need to find a
home, share a huge file, or throw a wicked curve with a Wiffle ball, you'll find
these sites indispensable. http://www.pcworld.com/article/150897/100_incredibly_useful_and_interesting_web_sites.html 5. Nazarene
websites South Arkansas District: www.southarkansasdistrict.org Southern Nazarene Headquarters; www.nazarene.org 6. Rose Hill
News June is another busy month at Rose Hill. The ladies had
a great trip to Prime Timer’s meet on the first and third Thursdays at noon for a potluck lunch and a time of fun and fellowship. If you are 55 are over, why not come and be a part of this fun group. Ladies Bible study meets each Tuesday at 10AM. June 13th will be our annual Faith Promise convention. Each year we ask congregation members and friends to make a pledge to support world missions. I am constantly amazed at the amount of money the good folks of Rose Hill give unselfishly to world missions. God sees your generosity and will greatly reward you. We have a goal of $14,000. Will you please be in prayer as to what He would have you pledge? June 20th is Father’s Day. Donna Jordan will be directing a Father’s Day choir. We will also be giving out restaurant gift certificates to 6 fathers. June 27th is our annual homecoming. We will be having special singing, an awards presentation, wondrous sharing, a baptism (if you would like to be baptized please let the Pastor know) and Ron Carter and helpers will be cooking hamburgers and hot dogs. A sign up food sheet will be passed around to each of the Sunday School classes and posted on the front foyer. Please be sure and sign up to bring your favorite dish. Choir practice is the first and last Wednesdays of the
month at 6:00 PM. If you ever had a desire to sing in a choir, why not give
Rose Hill’s a try. We have the best choir director in the Rose Hill birthdays for June include: Ginny Rice
(1st), Sarah Skillern (4th) and Anniversaries include: Greg & Cynthia Hayes
(15th), OD & Rose Hill has two great small groups that meet weekly. Check one of them out. The Tribe of faith small group meets at the parsonage on Mondays at 6:30. They will meet on Monday, May 31st, at 4PM for a cookout. Bring the meat you want grilled, a favorite dish and your own drink. George and Your
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response to the Rose Hill Herald is always welcome as well as any suggestions,
articles or links you would like to submit. Thank
you! Pastor
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