Jesus’ revelation demands all to respond by: 1) Worshipping the coming King. 2) Repenting and receiving His righteousness. 3) Building your life guided by Him. Applying God's Word to Life 1. Describe a scene where a whole crowd of people passionately expressed their approval or praise of someone? Give an example of a “lamentable tragedy” that makes you sad? 3. What’s the difference between asking a question, because you want to know the truth, versus asking in order to avoid a truth? 4. What are examples of questions people ask because they want to avoid submitting to God’s authority in calling them to repent, believe, and obey God’s call? What’s something you said you would do, but you did not? Tell about a time when you refused to do something, but later came to your senses and did it instead? Why? 7. What’s the biggest thing you’ve ever made or built? How did you make sure that it turned out right? How do you think God would rate your responsiveness to Jesus’ revelation of Himself and His promises? How does the Lord want you to respond to His revelation right now? What step of faith and obedience will you be taking today? Announcements Good Friday Service: Friday, March 29 at 7:00p.m. at Starbuck site and on livestream. Easter Services: We will celebrate Easter during our regular Sunday service hours. Good Friday Meal: Blair’s Pub and Grub is holding a fund raiser on Good Friday from 5-8 p.m. They are offering burger baskets for $10 and proceeds will go to the Shane Blair family. Hope will be setting up tables in the basement of the Starbuck building and Vickie will pick up pre-ordered burger baskets and deliver them at 5:30. If you would like to order a basket, text or call Vickie (320) 805-0450 by noon on Thursday. The meal time will end at 6:45 so that everyone can proceed to the Good Friday service. Payment will go to Vickie Anderson. Day of Faith: April 3 from 8:15-12:05 for 5th-12th students. Enjoy youth-lead worship, inspirational talks, interactive skits, team building, and pizza and pop lunch-all for FREE. Students will need a parent release form signed, a link can be found on our app and website. Students will eat breakfast, but skip signing in at the first class. Instead, they will ride the bus from the MAHS flagpole to Central Square at 8:15. They will return to school after a pizza lunch at 12:05. Invite friends and help us spread the word! Women’s Prayer Brunch: Saturday, April 20 at 10:00a.m. at Rita Larson’s home (17161 350th Ave S., Starbuck). All women welcome to join in a time of fellowship, food and prayer. An rsvp is appreciated (612-770-5411). Preschool Open Gym: Next open gym is April 5 from 10:00-11:30am at Central Square Gym. Sermon Based Small Group: Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m. at the Starbuck site. Attend when you are able. Contact Mike at (406) 547-4089 for more information. Camp Shamineau Summer Camps for Youth/Kids Scholarship: The camp brochure is out-find one on the welcome table. Hope Community will pay $150 for a Hope Community youth/child to go to camp and $150 towards the fee for one friend to go with them. For more information and to register go to www.shamineau.org and put in the scholarship code: Hope Glenwood. Camp Shamineau also offers a $20 discount if camp is paid in full by April 1 and family discounts. The Hope scholarships only apply to Camp Shamineau and do not apply for family camps and other retreats at Camp Shamineau.