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Content item: --------- Faith - Trust All gave some, SOME GAVE ALL Mother’s Day 2026 Debbie Griffin The Stone of Love… The Spirit of God The Cross – God’s Love LOVE Peter Now What? The Greatness of God When God Ran When God Ran The Cross of Friends A Servant’s Heart Imitating God More Believing Hope The 1st Day Between The Portrait of the Faithful Preacher Be Still. Be Still. Open the Eyes of my Heart! Agape Love The Sheep, The Shepherd, and The Fold. 1 The Sheep, The Shepherd, and The Fold. The Sheep, The Shepherd, and The Fold. Tommy Griffin In Between (sowing and reaping) GROWING The Heart of a Christian What is Worship? The Road to The Cross “Brooklyn’s Journey Home” Hope Road Making the New Year Count JOY Here Am I - Send Someone Else Baseball “DWJD” Anticipation Work with heart and hands. “You Are Becoming” “Semper Fidelis” The First PediCURE Explosive Exponential Growth Playing the Second Fiddle What now? Palm (1st Day) Jesus Salt Seek The Kingdom of God First! Lost. “In God We Trust” **Micah 6:8**: “He has shown you, O man, what is good; And what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?” George lived that out! 1 Corinthians 10-31 A Message on Prayer A Servant’s Heart Poem & Prayer A Whole Lot of Grace Anno Domini At the Grave of Lazarus Auld Lang Syne But God… 2/21/21 Compassion Conquering Our Giants 11/06/22 Count Your Blessings 11/27/22 Faith 1/21/24 Faith 1/21/24 Faith of our Fathers 9/06/20 Father, give us a New Year 1/1/23 Humility 8-2-20 Jesus and Nicodemus Jesus is still in the Boat Joseph the son of Jacob Kol Hakavod Loyal Love Missions Matter Mr. 10th Month Nicodemus One Solitary Life Philippians 1:21 Quaker worship began without pastors or clergy leading. It was simple gathering where Friends would seek to hear what the Spirit of the Living God had to say in their midst. Out of the silence, a Friend would speak when they felt led by the Spirit to share what they heard in their hearts. This sitting in silence together, in the presence of Christ Jesus who “is come to teach the people himself” (an early statement from George Fox about the real presence of Christ in their worship gatherings), was for Friends their practice of communion. One does not need the bread and wine when Christ is present with you. Over time, Friends’ practice has shifted. There are still Friends who meet in this expectant waiting silence (they are sometimes referred to as “unprogrammed” Friends) and there are now Friends who have pastors, sing, pray, share in teachings from the bible, and practice silence (they are sometimes referred to as “programmed” Friends). Both groups generally understand listening to God’s Spirit, experiencing communion together as a meeting, and participating in the co-leading of worship to be central to their worship but they practice that in different ways. Whereas for early Friends “unprogrammed” worship was the norm, today, there are far more “programmed” Friends around the world. Quaker worship began without pastors or clergy leading. It was simple gathering where Friends would seek to hear what the Spirit of the Living God had to say in their midst. Out of the silence, a Friend would speak when they felt led by the Spirit to share what they heard in their hearts. This sitting in silence together, in the presence of Christ Jesus who “is come to teach the people himself” (an early statement from George Fox about the real presence of Christ in their worship gatherings), was for Friends their practice of communion. One does not need the bread and wine when Christ is present with you. Over time, Friends’ practice has shifted. There are still Friends who meet in this expectant waiting silence (they are sometimes referred to as “unprogrammed” Friends) and there are now Friends who have pastors, sing, pray, share in teachings from the bible, and practice silence (they are sometimes referred to as “programmed” Friends). Both groups generally understand listening to God’s Spirit, experiencing communion together as a meeting, and participating in the co-leading of worship to be central to their worship but they practice that in different ways. Whereas for early Friends “unprogrammed” worship was the norm, today, there are far more “programmed” Friends around the world. SURRENDER! 02/26/23 Spiritual Growth Brick by Brick Standing on Holy Ground Standing on the promises of God Standing on the promises of God Standing on the promises of God Thank You! The 23rd Psalm The Cornerstone The Gift - Emmanuel 12/04/22 The Least of These 8/07/22 The Potter and the Clay 7/26/2026 The Saturday Between The Throne of Grace 10/24/22 The thanks-giving Samaritan Leper Who Am I? 8-16-20 Worship! 04/26/26 “A Whale of a Thanksgiving” “It Is Finished” 04/16/22 “take up YOUR cross”
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