AUGUST 9, 2022 VOL.3 NO.33
2022 FULL LIFE CONFERENCE // SATURDAY, AUG 13
Flourishing in a Broken World is the theme of the 2022 Full LIFE Conference, Saturday, August 13, beginning at 9:00AM, CST, at Arlington Adventist Church, 4409 Pleasantview Drive, Arlington, Texas. The community is invited to this free event featuring multiple general sessions, panel discussion with mental health professionals, and topical seminars all intended to equip families, especially parents and guardians, for mental wellness and emotional resilience during high-stress seasons of life. A complimentary lunch will be provided just before 1:00PM, prior to the beginning of the afternoon seminars.
SCHEDULE
9:00 AM - Dr. René Drumm
10:15 AM - Panel Discussion (Faith and Mental Health)
11:30 AM - Dr René Drumm
LUNCH - Stay for lunch in the Fellowship Hall
2:15 PM - Break Out #1
3:30 PM - Break Out #2
The general sessions will feature René Drumm, PhD, MSW. Dr. Drumm has recently retired from the University of Southern Mississippi where she was a Professor of Social Work. She has worked in Adventist higher education for more than 25 years. Her positions included serving as the dean of the school of social work at Southern Adventist University, MSW clinical program director at Andrews University and BSW program director at Southwestern Adventist University. Dr. Drumm holds a PhD degree in sociology with an emphasis in family studies from Texas Woman’s University and the Master of Social Work from Michigan State University. René is married to Stanley Stevenson and has two married identical twin daughters and five beautiful grandchildren.
Arlington Seventh-day Adventist Church is a vibrant, diverse, Christ-centered fellowship, devoted to engaging each other and the world with grace. Located in the center of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, they seek to provide inspiration and community-building opportunities that exude love, acceptance, and forgiveness. For more information go to arlingtonadventist.com
COMING ATTRACTIONS
PURSUE GOD
JESUS IS LORD OF ALL
In the midst of your storm, who do you have in your boat?
9 Therefore, God elevated him to the place of highest honor
and gave him the name above all other names,
10 that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow,
in heaven and on earth and under the earth,
11 and every tongue declare that Jesus Christ is Lord,
to the glory of God the Father. –Philippians 2:9-11 [NLT]
TABLE TALKS: AT THE TABLE WITH JESUS // SAT 10:15AM CST // @YGCHURCH
In a world filled with noise, Jesus invites you to His table. A table of abundance. Peace. Protection.
Join YG in their Summer Series, “Table Talks: At the Table with Jesus,” Saturdays, 10:15AM Central;
In person: 4409 Pleasantview Drive, Arlington, TX 76017-1427; or
Online: fb.com/ygchurch
live.ygchurch.com
https://www.youtube.com/c/YoungerGenerationChurchTv
JESUS IS LORD OF ALL
From author, Louie Giglio:
I am thrilled about the journey we are experiencing through At The Table with Jesus. I pray God is speaking so much truth to your heart as you take time each day, acknowledging that the table Jesus has prepared is available in every moment and that Jesus, Who prepared the table for you, is with you in every moment.
Today, I couldn't be more excited to lean into the powerful truth that Jesus is Lord of all.
I love how Philippians 2:9-11 explains this: “Therefore God exalted Him to the highest place and gave Him the name above all names, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.”
Jesus is showing us that He has power and authority over everything.
Over every name.
Over every ruler.
Over every kingdom.
Over every institution.
Over the very laws of the universe.
He has all power and all authority.
So when we come to the table, I pray our eyes will be opened to realize that we are sitting with the Lord of all.
Now, I want to let you in on what to bring and what not to bring to the table with the Lord of all.
Do bring your questions. Jesus invites them. You do not have to hide your questions from Him, so come open and honest, and bring the confusion about what you don't understand to God. Ask Him for insight. He’s not offended or disappointed by your questions.
Don't bring your negotiations to table with the Lord of all. Don’t come to God trying to work out some sort of deal like, ‘If you do this then I’ll do that.’ When you sit at this table, you sit humbly, in surrender, because you understand that Jesus is Lord of all - Lord of your life, your opinions, and your wishes.
I want to invite you to sit at the table with the Lord of all. I also want to challenge you to get up from the table, knowing that He is with you and He is for you. His authority is on your side, so that you can walk into a broken world as a light that shines in the darkness for His glory.
For a deeper look into the stunning truth that Jesus is the Lord of all, watch the video above.