Sunday Service – 4/26/26

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

• Blessed Be the Name
• Oh, How I Love Jesus
• Holy Spirit, Thou Art Welcome
• Living Hope
• Revelation Song

Scripture Readings

• Opening Reading: Psalm 23
• Biblical Text: 1 Peter 2:11-25

Announcements

• Revelation Bible Study Monday at 5pm
• Wednesday Night Activities
  • Youth Group at 4:30
  • Dinner at 5:30
    • Chicken Spaghetti
  • Bible Study and Children’s Activities at 6:15
• Sunday Service next week (May 3^rd) will begin at 10:30am
  • Sunday School will begin at 9:45am
• Church Camps
  • Family Camp, May 29 – June 1
    • Visit oknaz.org/events for details
  • Middle School, June 2-6
    • Completed 6-8 grade
  • High School, June 9-13
    • Completed 9-12 grade
  • Elementary, July 11-14
    • Completed 1-3 grade
  • Preteen, July 15-19
    • Completed 4-6 grade
  • Cost for kids and teen camps is $25 per student
    • Sponsors to these camps will go for free
    • Please let us know ASAP if your children are at all interested
• Sherry needs the names of graduates
• RightNow Media
  • 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: “Bearing Suffering with a Blameless Life”

Weekly Practice

FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Pray Psalm 23

Scripture: John 1:10-16

SINCE WE DO not have experience being sheep, it can be hard to know what it means for Jesus to be our shepherd. This week, set aside at least thirty minutes to pray Psalm 23 as away to experience Jesus as a shepherd. As you read, imagine yourself as one of the sheep under the shepherd’s care. What does it feel like to be led to still waters, to be made to lie down in green grass, or to have someone restore your soul? What is it like to follow your shepherd through a place of danger, even death- but not be afraid? How do you respond to someone leading you like this? While you imagine, allow yourself to ask your shepherd questions as they come up. What do you want to know or say? What do you want to ask for? When you have asked all your questions, ask one more: Jesus, my Good Shepherd, what is it you want to do for me? Take time to listen and receive the care of your shepherd. After your prayer time is over, write down anything you want to remember from this experience.

Have a blessed week!