Sunday Service – 11/9/25
Welcome to our service page. We’re glad you’re here!
Our Sunday morning services start at 10:45. We have Sunday school at 9:45.
Music
- How Great Thou Art
- Covered By the Blood
- What a Friend
- 10,000 Reasons
- Hymn of Heaven
Scripture Readings
- Opening Psalm: Psalm 98
- Biblical Text: John 21:1-17
Announcements
- Youth Group Rescheduled to Wednesday Evenings
- Wednesday Night Activities
- Youth Group at 4:30
- Dinner at 5:30
- Tacos
- Bible Study at 6:15
- Adult Study in Genesis
- Activities and lesson for the kids
- Continuing “SoulShift” Sermon Series
- We are looking at seven key transformational shifts that occur in the minds, hearts, and behaviors of every true follower of Christ.
- Me to You – Orientation
- Slave to Child – Identity
- Seen to Unseen – Values
- Consumer to Steward – Ownership
- Ask to Listen – Posture
- Sheep to Shepherd – Influence
- Me to We – Priority
- We are looking at seven key transformational shifts that occur in the minds, hearts, and behaviors of every true follower of Christ.
- RightNow Media Launch
- We are offering free accounts to a Christian streaming service.
- Study and instructional videos for adults
- Christian TV shows for kids
- Sign up at: https://app.rightnowmedia.org/join/wisternaz
- 9:38 Prayer
- Set your alarm to 9:38 (am or pm) as a daily reminder to pray for our efforts to Bless Our Community
Service Video
Sermon Title: “SoulShift #6 – Sheep to Shepherd”
Wister Church of the Nazarene – YouTube Channel
Weekly Practice
FAITHFULNESS, GENTLENESS & SELF-CONTROL
Praying the Daily Examen
ST. IGNATIUS, A fifteenth-century priest and the founder of the Jesuits, taught the Daily Examen as a way of praying in order to recognize God’s presence and activity in our lives. Over time this practice grows our awareness of God, and we recognize the gift of God’s awesome, abiding faithfulness. The more we experience God’s faithfulness to us, the more we grow in our desire and capacity to be faithful as well. To practice the Examen this week, set aside three to five minutes at the same time every day. It may be helpful to use a journal to jot down your observations as you pray.
- Ask the Holy Spirit to help you see the last twenty-four hours as God sees them.
- Focus on the day’s gifts and give thanks for them.
- What invitations or opportunities did God give you? Notice any moments of strong emotion as clues to God’s activity and your response.
- Ask the Spirit to guide you to one particular event or emotion of the day that is important, and pray repentance, gratitude, or a request/petition accordingly.
- As you look toward the next day, ask specifically for what you need.
Have a blessed week!