Pro-Life Strategy Conference this Weekend @RCC

Gregg Cunningham, Executive Director for the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, will be talking about strategies and techniques that will result in saving more lives and helping more women.

Date and Time: 1-5 pm on October 27th, 2012
Place: Roosevelt Community Church
           924 N. 1st St., Phoenix, AZ 85004

REGISTER (for free) HERE - http://azcbrconference.eventbrite.com/ 

Topics:
-Historic principles of social change
-Humanization of the pre-born baby
-Cutting edge pro-life apologetics
-How to effectively partner with churches

Questions: email Jason Walsh at jwalsh@cbrinfo.org

Study Questions for October 14, 2012

Study Questions for October 14, 2012

Sermon: “Sex, Greed, Idolatry, Drunkenness, and Church Potlucks”

by: Vermon Pierre

Series: The Tabloid Church (1 Corinthians 5:9-13)

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1. What do these verses say about how Christians should or should not interact with “the world”?

 

2. What would be the wrong way for Christians to judge themselves? What would be the right way for Christians to judge themselves? What would be some good practical ways to do this within a local church? To answer that question think of practices, habits, structures, etc. that a church probably should have to better encourage right “judging” within her midst?

3. Think through the areas of sex, money/possessions, speech, and worship. In what ways does the world get these things wrong? How does the gospel help us get these things right? How should Christians live in comparison to the world when it comes to those areas? How might we winsomely convey to our world the “better story” of Christianity when it comes to sex, money/possessions, speech, and worship?

Sermon Study Guide for October 7th

Study Questions for October 07, 2012

Sermon: “Getting Clean

by: Vermon Pierre

Series: The Tabloid Church (1 Corinthians 5:6-8)

1.    Review and re-cap the situation Paul is dealing with in 1 Corinthians 5.

2.    What can blatant unchecked sin do to a church? How does Paul use the metaphor of leaven (or yeast if we were to put it in modern days terms) to illustrate this?

3.    Think of a modern day example or parallel to this situation. It can be something you heard about or something you are personally aware of. How did it turn out? According to this passage, how should it have been dealt with?

4.    Describe the kinds of things the people in a church of “sincerity and truth” (v.8) would do and not do.  How does our identity in Christ help us become a church of sincerity and truth and keep being a church of sincerity and truth? What steps do you want to take to help cultivate this in our own church?

From "Getting Clean"

Why You Want A Church That If Necessary Will Kick You Out

Pastor Vermon Pierre - Sept. 30, 2012 from Roosevelt Church on Vimeo.

How Much Do You Care? VIDEO HIGHLIGHT

from Pastor Vermon Pierre - Sept. 23, 2012 from Roosevelt Church on Vimeo.

How Much Do You Care? video

Pastor Vermon Pierre - Sept. 23, 2012 from Roosevelt Church on Vimeo.