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On May 21, Dr. Don Solomon is teaching in both services this weekend, continuing through the Sermon on the Mount, with a message called, Good Gifts, from Matthew 7:7-11.

On May 14, Dr. Don Solomon is teaching in both services this weekend, continuing through the Sermon on the Mount, with a message called, To Judge – No/Yes?, from Matthew 7:1-6 (1 Corinthians 2:10-15, John 7:24, 1 John 4:1-2, Matthew 10:11-15, Acts 13:49-52). It is also Mother’s Day, remembering and honoring our mothers.

On May 7, Dr. Don Solomon is teaching from the greatest sermon ever preached, the Sermon on the Mount. This week he is in Matthew 6:25-34 with a message called, Fear Stinks, Live Without It! It is also Communion Sunday, and we will have a benevolence offering at the end of each service.

On April 30, Scott Chafee teaches from the greatest sermon ever preached, the Sermon on the Mount. This week he is in Matthew 6:16-18 and Isaiah 58:1-8, with a message called, Whenever You Fast. The Prayer and Fasting Guide of which I speak is found in the KGBC Information Center in the foyer.

The transcript and video are found here:

https://www.heartquest101.com/2023/04/30/whenever-you-fast-isaiah-581-8/

On April 23, Dr. Don Solomon teaches from Matthew 6:9-13, the Lord's Prayer, and then actually spends time in congregational prayer.

On April 16, Dr. Don Solomon brings a message called, Holy is Your Name. We are back to the Sermon on the Mount, the starting point being one phrase in Matthew 6:9; then Don shares many passages that describe God's attributes.

On April 9, we celebrate the resurrection! Dr. Don Solomon brings a message called, Then Came the Morning. There will be several inspirational elements in worship, with plenty of music to stir your soul.

Don began by reading from Gene Edwards', The Divine Romance, which led into this music video...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJc-HrfLqtM

On April 2, Dr. Don Solomon brings a message for Palm Sunday called, Jesus Weeps as He Enter the City, from Luke 19:29-44. Since the Lord’s Supper is not a Palm Sunday event, we are serving the Lord’s Supper on Thursday April 6.

We may not realize this right now, but this is the reason we have a Transitional Pastor; Don is helping us get ready for our next lead pastor at King’s Grant.

We want unity. We want togetherness. We want peace. We want wholeness and health… then we must get busy doing the necessary work for God to change us. The entire congregation is invited to this communication experience.

Participants can expect teaching on our ultimate communication tool (prayer), spending some time actually praying together under the leadership of the transition team members, and finally, communicating with one another.

We may not realize this right now, but this is the reason we have a Transitional Pastor; Don is helping us get ready for our next lead pastor at King’s Grant.

We want unity. We want togetherness. We want peace. We want wholeness and health… then we must get busy doing the necessary work for God to change us. The entire congregation is invited to this communication experience.

Participants can expect teaching on our ultimate communication tool (prayer), spending some time actually praying together under the leadership of the transition team members, and finally, communicating with one another.