raising the subsequent era in faith | faith ...

accomplishing the subsequent technology for Jesus is important to our church’s mission to make new disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the area.

On Scout Sunday, Feb. 9, we noticed how the Warrensburg First United Methodist Church is elevating the next generation in faith with the aid of our chartering Cub Scout Pack 399 and Boy Scout Troop 400.

Scouts led the call to Worship, study the scripture, ushered, performed a flag ceremony and offered stories about their religion.

Thirteen scouts got the P.R.A.Y. non secular brand.

The P.R.A.Y. program requires younger individuals to examine scripture after which design carrier projects to put into action what they have got discovered.

all over a remaining evaluation, the scouts noted how they had grown within the relationship with God via prayer, Bible look at and discussing religion in Jesus with their small businesses.

The youngest community acted out the parable of the sower where seeds are planted on rocks, among thorns and in in shape soil.

To flow down the religion that became given to us we need to create match environments for kids to learn about Jesus.

Like Jesus’ parable of the sower, infants who pray, examine scriptures, have people that love and care about them, take part in provider tasks and worship Jesus in a church home a week are starting to be up in in shape soil.

they'll get hold of the word of God so one can grow into faith that lasts a lifetime.

I’d want to invite each person studying this to invest within the next era.

Volunteer a few hours each week growing in shape environments, in shape soil, for the children and households of our church and group to grow up in.

Pray about where God is looking you to serve.

perhaps it’s in scouting ministry, our your local church’s toddlers’s ministry application or volunteering at our public colleges.

locate a way to help create suit soil for the subsequent technology to grow in.

Pastor Peter Norton is the senior pastor on the First United Methodist Church in Warrensburg, 141 E. gay St.