WEEKEND FOR GOD Jan 8 – 10

A weekend given to God in a special way to begin the new year.  Our guests will be Darrell and Sherri Beebe, former missionaries and evangelists teaching on the subject of forgiveness and healing.  Out of a tramatic experience as missionaries of being beaten, kidnapped and severely abused, the Beebes have learned the power of true biblical forgiveness.  God is using them in a unique healing ministry, both physical and emotional.

Friday service – 7:00pm

Saturday service – 7:00pm

Sunday morning – 10:00am

Sunday night – 6:00pm

Childcare available at all services

by charlotte on January 5, 2010

Men’s Breakfast – 8:00am

The men of SBCC will meet at the church for a breakfast beginning at 8:00am.  The guest speaker will be Darrell Beebe, our speaker for Weekend for God.

by charlotte on January 5, 2010

Women’s Brunch – 10:00am

Mt. Shadows Community Center, Highland

10:00 – 12:00am

Sherri Beebe will be our guest speaker.  Childcare to age 6 available at SBCC Nursery

by charlotte on January 5, 2010

Reflection on Weekend for God

What a wonderful Weekend for God we celebrated this year. It was the 5^th year that we have taken the first weekend after the New Year to dedicate ourselves to the Lord for the rest of the year. Our guests this year were Darryl and Sherri Beebe from the state of Washington. The combination of their powerful personal story and sound teaching on forgiveness opened our hearts to a level of trust and faith in God that we so need in this present day. Many have shared that they were able to build bridges of forgiveness and received both emotional and in many cases, physical healing. If there was any one truth that we brought from those four services and two breakfast meetings it was that “God often withholds his hand of immediate relief so that he can fulfill a greater purpose that we won’t see at the time.” The statement that hit us the most was “ God had to withhold his hand of rescue while His own Son was suffering on the cross so that he could TIP THE SCALES in our favor and provide eternal salvation for all who would receive Him. I trust we can remember this year when suffering comes our way and it appears God does not jump to our rescue immediately, that He may be withholding our instant relief so he can tip the scales in favor of a purpose greater than ourselves. My dad used to say, “He does not always come in a hurry but He always comes in time.” We all, like the apostle Paul, want to know him in His glory but we also must be willing to enter the fellowship of His suffering especially when He has a purpose beyond us. Be encouraged this year. Rejoice with every victory and when necessary suffer like a good soldier and know beyond any shadow of doubt God will see us through and we still win with Him.

by Pastor Sam on January 20, 2010

STR8-UP UTH AND CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES

Youth service, (12 - college) Royal Rangers (ages 6-11)   Girl’s Club (6-11) Nursery and Preschool to age 6.

by charlotte on January 20, 2010

LAF (Life After Fifty) 10:30am

The monthly meeting of LAF will take place at the church on Friday, January 22.  Following the service will be a pot-luck lunch.  Please  join us for a beautiful time of worship and fellowship “seniors style”.

by charlotte on January 5, 2010

TEEN CHALLENGE – NEW CREATION CHOIR

The men’s choir from Teen Challenge International will be at SBCC on Sunday, January 24.  They will present powerful testimonies of change in their lives through God’s power.

by charlotte on January 5, 2010

Light for the Lost Banquet

The annual Light for the Lost Banquet will be January 24, 7:00pm at Colton First Assembly of God.  The speaker will be Jason Frenn, an Assemblies of God missionary and dynamic speaker.  The cost is $7 for a beautiful tri-tip dinner. Light for the Lost is a missions arm of Men’s Ministries that provides literature for missionaries around the world.

by charlotte on January 5, 2010