Redemption Update

Love Your Neighbor...as you love yourself, really?

I'm sure all who read this article would admit that he/she has at one time, or many times, felt insecure, unlovable, or inadequate.  There are some who can't stand themselves. Some are just full of themselves.  This makes it a bit more difficult to genuinely love God and/or neighbor.

God directs us to Love Him, to love all others, and to do so as we love ourselves.  But what does that look like?  How does it feel?  How do we know if we are loving well or loving at all?  Do we have permission to inform others if they do not love us well?

As followers of Jesus,  you and I have promised to live in such a way that people would have no doubt that we love God and in such a way there would be tremendous evidence that we love others, especially those in our church family. 

We are wrapping up our emphasis on I Heart... this coming Sunday as we explore "loving ourselves."  

SPECIAL CHURCH MEETING

Pastor Chad and our Church Board are calling a Special Church Meeting to be held Sunday, March 2nd immediately following the morning worship service.  

The reason for this special meeting is to vote on changing our name, Webb City Church of the Nazarene, to "Redemption Church.  Of course, Webb City Church of the Nazarene will continue to be our legal name on all titles and bank documents. However, doing business as "Redemption Church" will allow us to make some necessary changes to reach a new spiritually curious population in a Pre-Christian culture.

To hear more about this great opportunity, feel free to join us in worship this coming Sunday for a brief presentation; then, all Global Members of Webb City Church of the Nazarene will be able to vote on this potential name change on March 2nd.

Life Groups

Life Groups are in their "GO" week.  Of course, the weather may prevent us from meeting during the week.  If we are able to meet on Wednesday evening, please remember that the youth and adults will meet together in the Sanctuary for our study in how loving God and loving others looks like in our daily living.