News In Brief Evan Frazier Evan Frazier was ordained and installed
as the Associate Pastor at Neely’s Creek ARP Church in Rock Hill, SC, on July 28. From left to right: Matt Joldersma, Jon Oliphant, Evan Fra- zier, Jonathan Williams, David Lesslie, Jeff Culp, and Daniel Mick.
Jonah Landos
On Sunday, July 28, Hope Presbyterian Church was blessed to host the ordination and installation service for Rev. Jonah Lanclos. Thanks to the commission from Mississippi Valley Presbytery, especially Rev. Erick Kru- ger for preaching the sermon and Rev. Dean Rydbeck for
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- doxically, the Christian’s power is also found in an awareness and acknowledgment of personal weakness, which teaches glorious might.
4. Thankful Living in the world, God’s people have the greatest reason for gratitude. We grasp that our sins are many and that they merit - ness, knowledge, power, and thankfulness. This is pleasing to the Lord.” [1] These four attributes of a Christian life should be inherent in what we do every day, yet somehow we often get derailed by the cares and events of day-to-day life: an illness, a car accident, children (or grandchildren) who are constantly “in a these areas, and try to practice being fruitful, knowledgeable, powerful, and thankful.
Taken from “Four Ways You Can Please the Lord” by Alistair Begg. Four Ways You Can Please the Lord (
truthforlife.org), Sept. 22, 2022
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