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Church of Christ at New Boston P.O. Box 1165 610 N. McCoy Blvd. New Boston, TX 75570 [email protected] www.newbostoncoc.org. Second Class Postage PAID at New Boston, Texas 75570 HAPPENINGS published every Thursday, except the weeks of Dec. 25 and Jan 1 by New Boston Church of Christ, 610 N. McCoy Blvd, New Boston, Texas. 75570. Second Class postage paid at the Post Office in New Boston, Texas. Publicaon No. 473490. POSTMASTER: Please send Form 3578 to HAPPENINGS, 610 N. McCoy Blvd, New Boston, Texas 75570. Elders: Ernest Shelton .................... 903/628-2201 Johnny Thomas................... 903/628-1292 Russell Tyndell .................... 903/733-1137 Minister: Kevin Cauley………...Cell # 1-601/620-3474 Office: .................................... 903/628-2891 Mon. - Fri ................... 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Secretary: Wilma Alexander SCHEDULE OF SERVICES: SUNDAY: Bible Classes ..................................... 9:30 AM AM Worship ...................................10:25 AM PM Worship ..................................... 6:00 PM WEDNESDAY: Bible Classes ..................................... 7:00 PM Deacons: DeWayne Hardage Billy Johnson Mike Raney Jamey Thomas Jody Thomas BIBLE LESSON TEXT Sun. Jan. 31----Jesus Rides into Jerusalem Matt. 21:1-11; Mark 11:1-11; Luke 19:29-38; John 12:12-18 Wed. February 3----Two Sons; Widows Mites Matt. 21:28-32; Mark 12:41-44; Luke 21:1-4 OUR FAITH IN ACTION SUNDAY, January 24, 2016 Bible Classes—————————–---72 AM Worship———————-—-------100 PM Worship—————------------------88 Contribution——————–----$2,574.00 Average to Date—————---$3,359.56 Budget to Date—————-----$3,243.00 Wednesday, Jan. 20-----——---------89 Vol.45 No.4 January 31, 2016 Happenings in Gods Family Gods Salvation Plan HEAR the Gospel – Romans 10:17 BELIEVE on the Lord & His Word – Mark 16:16; John 8:24 REPENT of our sins – Luke 13:3,5; Acts 17:30 CONFESS Christ – Mahew 10:32; Luke 12:8; Romans 10:9 BE BAPTIZED for the remission of sins – Acts 2:38; Mark 16:16; Galaans 3:27; 1 Peter 3:21 LIVE a faithful, dedicated life – Revelaon 2:10; 2 Peter:5-10 Feel Right My brother in Christ, Mike Bonner, who preachers in Abilene, Texas, had this to say on Facebook the other day: Theres a difference between continent (restrained) behavior and virtuous behavior! One is doing what s best opposed to proper attitude and the other is doing whats proper aligned with the correct attitude. Which one are you? (2 Peter 1:3-11)”. This is a very good thought! Additionally, restrained behavior can lead to virtuous behavior. My father-in-law tells the story about when he learned to play golf. He went to a professional. The golfer told him how to hold the club. He said, It doesnt feel right”. The professional golfer then said, But it IS right. Hold it that way until it feels right! Now thats what we need to do with our behavior. Some may think that behaving right doesnt feelright. It will feel right when you do it often enough because it is a matter of education. The first time I called a Christian brotherit didnt feel right because I was used to calling others mister,but after a while, I learned to use the word brotherwithout feeling weird about it. I started saying, God bless youto people about 10 years ago. At first, it felt weirdbecause I had not been doing it. But now it feels very natural. Our behavior is learned and the uneasiness that we feel wit behaving differently is also learned behavior. We must train ourselves to feel right about doing right! This includes our attitudes as well. Pride, envy, anger, and unholy desire are all attitudes that cause us to feel a certain way. When we behave in ways that oppose those sinful attitudes, we are going to feel weird about it because we have not learned how to feel in the right way relative to righteous behavior. Subordinate the pride, envy, anger, etc., and put it away, and then one day you will feel right about doing right! God bless you and I love you. Kevin Cauley

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BIBLE LESSON TEXT

Sun. Jan. 31----Jesus Rides into

Jerusalem Matt. 21:1-11; Mark

11:1-11; Luke 19:29-38; John 12:12-18

Wed. February 3----Two Sons;

Widow’s Mites Matt. 21:28-32;

Mark 12:41-44; Luke 21:1-4

OUR FAITH IN ACTION

SUNDAY, January 24, 2016

Bible Classes—————————–---72

AM Worship———————-—-------100

PM Worship—————------------------88

Contribution——————–----$2,574.00

Average to Date—————---$3,359.56

Budget to Date—————-----$3,243.00

Wednesday, Jan. 20-----——---------89

Vol.45 No.4 January 31, 2016

Happenings in

God’s Family

God’s Salvation Plan

HEAR the Gospel – Romans 10:17

BELIEVE on the Lord & His Word – Mark 16:16;

John 8:24

REPENT of our sins – Luke 13:3,5; Acts 17:30

CONFESS Christ – Matthew 10:32; Luke 12:8;

Romans 10:9

BE BAPTIZED for the remission of sins – Acts 2:38;

Mark 16:16; Galatians 3:27; 1 Peter 3:21

LIVE a faithful, dedicated life – Revelation 2:10;

2 Peter:5-10

Feel Right

My brother in Christ, Mike Bonner, who preachers in Abilene, Texas, had this to say

on Facebook the other day: “There’s a difference between continent (restrained)

behavior and virtuous behavior! One is doing what’s best opposed to proper attitude

and the other is doing what’s proper aligned with the correct attitude. Which one are

you? (2 Peter 1:3-11)”. This is a very good thought! Additionally, restrained

behavior can lead to virtuous behavior. My father-in-law tells the story about when

he learned to play golf. He went to a professional. The golfer told him how to hold

the club. He said, “It doesn’t feel right”. The professional golfer then said, “But it IS

right. Hold it that way until it feels right!” Now that’s what we need to do with our

behavior. Some may think that behaving right doesn’t “feel” right. It will feel right

when you do it often enough because it is a matter of education. The first time I

called a Christian “brother” it didn’t feel right because I was used to calling others

“mister,” but after a while, I learned to use the word “brother” without feeling weird

about it. I started saying, “God bless you” to people about 10 years ago. At first, it

felt “weird” because I had not been doing it. But now it feels very natural. Our

behavior is learned and the uneasiness that we feel wit behaving differently is also

learned behavior. We must train ourselves to feel right about doing right! This

includes our attitudes as well. Pride, envy, anger, and unholy desire are all attitudes

that cause us to feel a certain way. When we behave in ways that oppose those

sinful attitudes, we are going to feel weird about it because we have not learned how

to feel in the right way relative to righteous behavior. Subordinate the pride, envy,

anger, etc., and put it away, and then one day you will feel right about doing right!

God bless you and I love you. Kevin Cauley

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Remember in Prayer

Peyton Richardson (Janiece Richardson’s granddaughter); James Shirley; Dylan Tyndell (Russell Tyndell’s great nephew);

Blake Drinkard (Robin Upson’s son); Ricky Champion, Daniel Hobbs; Marie McPherson; Roberta Watson and Robin Upson. Please keep Norma Crawford, Monty Crawford, Mitch & Debbie Crawford in your prayers.

Remember also our shut-in’s: Hubert & Glenda May, Keith & Helen Clark, Phil Williams, Faye Anderson, & J.D. & Thelma Johnson.

JANUARY 31, 2016 SERVANTS

AM PRAYERS PM PRAYERS

Johnny Thomas Dave Conley

James Williams Jerry Yates

Announcements: Ernest Shelton

LORD’S TABLE: Blake Tyndell; Jamey

Thomas; Thomas McGee; Monty

Crawford

Sunday PM Communion: Jim Scarbrough

VISITOR CARDS: Sawyer Hobson

NURSERY: Sandra Conley

_________________________________

February 7, 2016 SERVANTS

AM PRAYERS PM PRAYERS

Weaver Mills Mike Raney

Ben Dooley Scott Overstreet

Announcements: Russell Tyndell

LORD’S TABLE: Mike Raney, Scott

Hobson, Jim Scarbrough & Austin Cauley

Sunday PM Communion: James Williams

VISITOR CARDS: Sawyer Hobson,

NURSERY: Janice Love

If you are unable to serve, please call

Billy Johnson @ 903.628.5827

Calendar of Events.

Sun. January 31----Baby “Girl” Shower for

Justin & Morgan Arsenault @ 2 PM

“Happy Anniversary” to Mr. &

Mrs. J.D. (Vicki) Hawkins on

1/31; Mr. & Mrs. Bennie Price on

2/1 and Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Shelton

on 2/2. “Happy Birthday” to Peggy

Johnson on 2/2; Morgan Arsenault on 2/2;

McKenzee Thomas on 2/3; Thomas McGee

on 2/5 and MaryLynn Murphy on 2/5.

Thank you so much. The kindness you

have shown is so heart warming. From the

prayers, lovely yellow roses, great food.

There is no way you didn’t show your love.

Love & God’s special blessing to you.

Bettie Hammonds & Family

Of George Junior Hammonds

The Ladies of the congregation are invited to a

Baby Shower honoring

Justin & Morgan (Thomas) Arsenault

On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 2:oo P.M.

Multi-purpose Room

A baby girl is expected!

Selections: Target & Walmart.

A BIG NAME

When Walter P. Paepeke started a carton company and called it the Container

Corporation of America, his attorney said it was a “a big name for such a small

company”. Mr. Paepeke’s reply was, “We’ll take the name and grow into it”.

That’s the task we have before us. We have taken a big name--the name of Christ.

Now we must grow into it.

There was a wonderful promise given in Isaiah 62:2: “Thou shalt be called by a new

name, which the mouth of the Lord shall name”. Think of it. A new name. Given by

the Lord! We see the fulfillment of that promise in Acts 11:26; “And the disciples were

called Christians first in Antioch”.

Under the name Christian we are to glorify God (1 Peter 4:16), but we know that the

name is too big for us. We are unfinished product, slowly growing into that name.

The Bible constantly calls upon us to become more and more like Christ, to “grow up

into him in all things, which is the head, even Christ” (Ephesians 4:15).

Are we making progress? Do others recognize Christ in me? Do they find some

grace, or receive a kind thought when in contact with me? Am I concerned about the

welfare of all those about me? Am I ready to love all people without partiality? Do I

show compassion, tenderness, and concern? Am I willing to step out of selfishness

into selflessness? Am I kind and gentle to those who are in distress?

John Gipson