SCHEDULE OF SERVICES April 21, 2024
Sunday Worship
Bible Study 10:00 A.M.
Morning Service 10:45 A.M.
Wednesday Worship 7:00 P.M.
Saturday Radio Broadcast WEMM Radio 107.9 FM 8:30 A.M.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Hurricane-Road-Grace-Church
Our messages can be heard on www.hurricaneroadgracechurch.com
It is requested that all children four and under stay in our nursery so there will be no distractions during the preaching of the Gospel.
CALL TO WORSHIP
Compared with Christ, in all beside
No beauty can I see
The one thing needful, dearest Lord
Is to be one with Thee.
The sense of Thy redeeming love
Into my soul convey
Thyself bestow, for Thee alone
My All-in-All, I pray.
Less than Thyself will not suffice
My comfort to restore
More than Thyself I cannot crave
And Thou cans’t give no more.
Loved of my God, for Him again
With love intense I’d burn
Chosen of Thee ere time began
I’d choose Thee in return.
(Tune: “According to Thy Gracious Word” p. 192)
APRIL BIRTHDAYS
26th Sydney Kinnel 28th Kerry Simpson
Nursery Schedule
Sunday School: Heather Spence, Maddie Baker
Sunday Worship Service: Julie Thornbury, Emmy Thornbury, Kelsi Jones, Carol Cremeans
Next Week: Michelle Simpson, Clarah Floyd, Lindy Herrell, Mikayla Simpson
There will be no service on Wednesday in preparation for our annual conference.
Scheduled speakers are:
Friday at 7:00 p.m. David Eddmenson and Chris Cunningham.
Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Roland Browning and Todd Nibert
Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Chris Cunningham and David Eddmenson.
We will also have at time of fellowship Saturday evening in Simpson Valley.
Grace Baptist Church of Dingess WV will host a Bible conference May 10-12. Scheduled speakers are pastors Paul Mahan and Bruce Crabtree.
Conference information is on the bulletin board in the vestibule.
SURETY OF A BETTER TESTAMENT
“By so much was Jesus made a surety of a better testament.” (Heb. 7:22)
The Father made His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, to be the surety of the covenant of grace. The covenant of grace is better than the covenant of the law in every way. The law can only reveal our guilt. The covenant of grace makes sinners to be not guilty by the sacrifice of Christ. The law can only demand our death. The covenant of grace demands life for God’s elect because Christ already died for them. The law can never forgive sin, but the covenant of grace demands forgiveness of all the sin that was laid on Christ. Thank God that Christ did for His people everything that the law cannot do.
Pastor
And the LORD said unto Moses, Make thee a fiery serpent, and set it upon a pole: and it shall come to pass, that every one that is bitten, when he looketh upon it, shall live.” Numbers 21:8
The wounded person had simply to look and live; to look not at himself, not at his wounds, not at others around him, but directly and exclusively to God's remedy. He was called to fix his earnest gaze upon God's remedy, which was so placed that all might see it. If he refused to look at that, there was nothing for him but death. There was no possible need to look anywhere else, for the word was that everyone gets better when they look upon it, and they shall live. He was to look up to the brazen serpent, for the brazen serpent was God's exclusive remedy. To look anywhere else was to get nothing; to look at God's provision was to get life. No one could be saved by proxy; no one could look for another. There was life in a look, but the look had to be given. This was God's order then, and this is His order now. Look! Look to Christ and live!
Pastor Scott Richardson
AND JESUS STOOD STILL” – Mark 10:49
What a proof that Christ delights to show mercy. What a demonstration that He is mighty to save. Jesus Christ was on His way to Jerusalem to obtain eternal redemption for His people, to, by Himself, purge their sins, to satisfy the justice of God. And on His way to accomplish that great and glorious work, He hears one blind beggar’s cry for mercy, and the Son of God stopped dead in His tracks! Jesus Christ always hears those who sincerely ask Him to ‘Have mercy on me.’ He came into this world to save sinners. And He is the same mighty Savior at this moment as He was when Bartimaeus cried out to Him for mercy. Thank you Blessed Savior that you heard the cry of this blind beggar and had mercy on me! Hallelujah, What a Savior!
Pastor Larry Criss
There is no argument among religious people over the fact that God shall make a distinction among men. The only argument concerns the basis for that distinction. Shall it be by what men have done (works) or
by what God has done (grace)!
Pastor Joe Terrell
