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Hey Family,

Many of us believe that before we can go to God we have to clean up our act, stop all our bad habits, and address all our sins, to be worthy of God's love. But the scriptures show over and over again that we don't pursue God, he pursues us.

This week as we continue with our series We Came to Believe, we will focus on our God who has pursued us throughout history even to this moment. This week will be one of the most creative services you will ever see here at RHOW, so think about inviting a friend! I pray that I'll see you at 10 am Sunday.

ey Family,

So far in our series WE CAME TO BELIEVE, we've learned that:

* What we believe deep down inside determines our behavior.

* God is both infinite--and intimate.

* Jesus is God.

This week, we'll gather to talk about the third part of the holy Trinity, the Holy Spirit. With the power of the Spirit, we can transform from a life of self-centeredness to a life that worships God through serving others. Can't imagine what that life would be like? Join us at 10 a.m. on Sunday and find out!

--Edwin

ey Family,

So far in our series WE CAME TO BELIEVE, we've learned that:

* What we believe deep down inside determines our behavior.

* God is both infinite--and intimate.

* Jesus is God.

This week, we'll gather to talk about the third part of the holy Trinity, the Holy Spirit. With the power of the Spirit, we can transform from a life of self-centeredness to a life that worships God through serving others. Can't imagine what that life would be like? Join us at 10 a.m. on Sunday and find out!

--Edwin

Hey Family,

When Jesus asked his disciples, "Who do you say that I am?," he was asking the most basic question that any Christian can ponder. The world would have us believe that Jesus has no relevance to our lives today--that he was nothing more than a great teacher, or a prophet among many other prophets, or maybe even just a myth. But the Bible tells a very different story. It explains very clearly that Jesus not only came to die for us, but continues to affect every aspect of our lives, from our family to our finances.

Hey Family,

When Jesus asked his disciples, "Who do you say that I am?," he was asking the most basic question that any Christian can ponder. The world would have us believe that Jesus has no relevance to our lives today--that he was nothing more than a great teacher, or a prophet among many other prophets, or maybe even just a myth. But the Bible tells a very different story. It explains very clearly that Jesus not only came to die for us, but continues to affect every aspect of our lives, from our family to our finances.

Hey Family,

What we think affects what we do. So it makes sense that we should think the way God would have us think. This is true in our friendships, relationships, family and work. At RHOW this week we're starting a new series, WE CAME TO BELIEVE. Over the next few weeks we will learn what it means to believe rightly, and we'll experience greater freedom and joy as a result. Come to hear and rejoice in what it means to be a Christian and receive the power and promises that God gives us through his word.

Hey Family,

What we think affects what we do. So it makes sense that we should think the way God would have us think. This is true in our friendships, relationships, family and work. At RHOW this week we're starting a new series, WE CAME TO BELIEVE. Over the next few weeks we will learn what it means to believe rightly, and we'll experience greater freedom and joy as a result. Come to hear and rejoice in what it means to be a Christian and receive the power and promises that God gives us through his word.

Listen in as we continue in our new series. This week Pastor Edwin will talk about the good news of heaven

Listen in as we continue in our new series. This week Pastor Edwin will talk about the good news of heaven

Hey Family,

What we believe matters--and how we view eternity will affect how we live our lives in the here and now. This Sunday we'll start a new series in which we'll do our best to understand what the Bible means when it gives us descriptions of both heaven and hell. It's something you don't want to miss, and a great chance to invite your curious friends and family. I look forward to seeing you Sunday at 10 a.m.

--Edwin

Dates coming up:

Thurs. June 30--Emotional healing prayer service, 6 p.m.

Global Leadership Summit--Learn that *everyone* is a leader when it comes to growing in Christ! Aug. 11-12 right here at RHOW-Brooklyn.