Epic Church - Changing of the Days

Media, Lights and Sound at work


Worship team practicing


The Pastoral huddle before service


Becky's team warming up





Becky and Ed discussing lyrics


Charis and Allison are prepping name tags


Sarah catching up with Michael and Natalie


The friendly greeting team


Opening worship


Announcements - Sarah


Main speaker - Pastor Erin


Scripture - Luke 2:22-36


Closing prayer - Pastor Erin


Communion table


Communion and closing worship

SERIES: A New Year

TITLE: Changing of the Days

TEXT: Luke 2:22-40

SYNOPSIS: It's the New Year! So we will talk about something new. How do you recognize a new age in life? We'll talk some about the changing of the ages in Luke.

-DB-

Happy New Year 2011

Got to visit with my brother's kids in Mississippi


Went out to the family farm a few times and got to bond with Dad (doing beaver pest control / hunting).


Visited Grandparents, Mom and Herbert on Christmas


Got to do alittle hunting and fishing


Flying out of SNA airport into Minneapolis to Memphis and back from Memphis to Salt Lake City and then back to Orange County at SNA.

It was a quick but eventful eight days ... now gotta start losing all the extra weight that I picked before and during the holiday! A new resolution is in play!

Happy New Year my friends!

-DB-

Holidays in Mississippi

Christmas Eve flight back to da South ... was going smoothly until I landed in MSP airport. Scheduled 3:30 flight ended up leaving at 7pm but I did enjoying having two sets of empty rows on both legs of my flight and met some nice Canadian travelers along the way. Finally rolled in my hometown of Greenwood at 11pm local time that night (I started at 4am in California).


Dad using his new birthday/Christmas gift digital camera that I got him! Finally into the digital age after using film cameras all his life! Now just trying to explain to him how to get the photos out ... that's another story!



My niece and nephew on Christmas Day


Opening some of their gifts on Christmas morning!

Children are blessings!

Happy Holidays my friends!

-DB-

Epic Church - Why Giving Is Go(o)d: Christmas!

Worship Team


Harry's Team


Media


Advent


Announcements - Melanie


Tithes & Offerings - Anne


Communion Table - Pastor Erin


Communion and worship


Closing worship

SERIES: Why Giving Is Go(o)d

TITLE: Christmas!

TEXT: Something Christmas-y

SYNOPSIS: Something about Christmas. We'll contemplate what Christmas tells us about God and giving :)

Epic Church - Why Giving Is Go(o)d: Tithing

week 3 in this series


Advent Reading & Lighting (Luke 1:46-56) - Jeff Simons


Harry's worship team


Offerings - Long


Pastor Kevin reliving a Christmas gift memory


Pastor Kevin pondering on the joys of tithing


Key scriptures


more scripture on tithing


some demographics on tithing

SERIES: Why Giving Is Go(o)d

TITLE: TITHING: ONE OF GOD'S GIFTS TO US

TEXT: Malachi 3:6-12

SYNOPSIS: As we celebrate this Advent Season and the ultimate gift that is Jesus, we turn our thoughts toward our own giving and exploring why it is good and godly. This week we look at the practice of tithing. We will look at the evidence for tithing in Scripture as a regular, expected discipline that ultimately is good for us. We will answer questions such as Does the Bible teach a tithe? Does it still apply today? Does the full tithe go to the church? Is a tithe based on gross or net income? What happens if I don't tithe? What happens if I do?

Ministry appreciation luncheon for Greeting, Media, Sound and Worship Teams

Epic Church - Why Giving Is Go(o)d: THE PROMISE WITH A PREMISE

Message from Pastor Kevin


Worship Service (view from the balcony)


Communion Table - Pastor Kevin


Communion and Worship

SERIES: Why Giving Is Go(o)d

TITLE: THE PROMISE WITH A PREMISE

TEXT: Philippians 4:1-20

SYNOPSIS: As we celebrate this Advent Season and the ultimate gift that is Jesus, we turn our thoughts toward our own giving and exploring why it is good and godly. This week we look at the promise that "God will meet all our needs according the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus" (v.19) if we meet the premise of sharing in "the matter of giving and receiving" (v.15).