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WORSHIP THIS WEEK:
Advent 2— The God Who Completes
By now we have been made aware that Business 40 through Winston-Salem has closed to through traffic. Business 40 is now completely closed from Peter’s Creek Parkway to US 52. The stretch of Business 40 will remain closed for almost two years. Bridges will be improved, exit and on ramps will be lengthened, shoulders of roads will be widened, and pavement will be replaced. Almost all of that sounds great except the part of two years.
I don’t know about you but if this is like most projects it could take longer. I am beginning to think that the orange barrel is being the permeant fixture on our roadway (think of I-77 in Charlotte). It seems that projects will never be completed.
In our text today Paul reminds us that God will complete His work. God who begins a good work in us will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus. There are areas of my life that feel like they are under construction. I am sure there are areas of my life that I think are fine and God is already planning His renovating work. As we live a life of daily worship may we yield to design and the work of God who sees the beginning and end.
Reading for the week leading up to the second Sunday of Advent.
· Malachi 3:1-4
· Luke 1:68-79
· Philippians 1:3-11
· Luke 3:1-6
Advent 2— The God Who Completes
By now we have been made aware that Business 40 through Winston-Salem has closed to through traffic. Business 40 is now completely closed from Peter’s Creek Parkway to US 52. The stretch of Business 40 will remain closed for almost two years. Bridges will be improved, exit and on ramps will be lengthened, shoulders of roads will be widened, and pavement will be replaced. Almost all of that sounds great except the part of two years.
I don’t know about you but if this is like most projects it could take longer. I am beginning to think that the orange barrel is being the permeant fixture on our roadway (think of I-77 in Charlotte). It seems that projects will never be completed.
In our text today Paul reminds us that God will complete His work. God who begins a good work in us will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus. There are areas of my life that feel like they are under construction. I am sure there are areas of my life that I think are fine and God is already planning His renovating work. As we live a life of daily worship may we yield to design and the work of God who sees the beginning and end.
Reading for the week leading up to the second Sunday of Advent.
· Malachi 3:1-4
· Luke 1:68-79
· Philippians 1:3-11
· Luke 3:1-6