Quiet Time

Diane - announcements

Rick - offerings

New series - "Components of Discipleship"

Blooming Tree illustration

Luke 5:15-16
Three Reasons why we have "Quiet Time"

1. Reflect

2. Recharge

3. Refocus

Pastor Kevin's Four Ways to have Quiet Time:

1. Pray the "Lords' Prayer"

2. Pray "ACTS"

3. Read scriptures using the "SOAP" Method

4. Have Prayer Retreats

Closing prayer

Closing Worship / Communion
DISCIPLESHIP SERIES
New Current: The Components of Discipleship
Message: QUIET TIME
Text: Various (Psalm 1; Luke 15:16; Matthew 14:13; Mark 1:35; John 6:14-15)
Synopsis: Psalm 1 gives us a compelling image of a disciple: a person who bears fruit because they are planted by streams of water; the fruit is contingent upon nourishment from the right source. Quiet time is about being nourished by The Source, who is God himself. Though Jesus had an unceasing connection with the Father, this nourishment included close friendships, ministry to the poor and outcast, and time of withdrawal with the Father; this message will explore a few specific reasons why Jesus may have spent these times alone with God.























