Canyon Ministry Leaders

Andrew Gutierrez, Pastor-Teacher

agutierrez@canyonprescott.org
928.277.0017
Brad Penner, Elder
brad.penner505@gmail.com
928.778.2734
Dave Lutz, Elder
Small Group Ministry
davidrlutz60@gmail.com
Jason Drumm, Elder, Associate Pastor
jdrumm@canyonprescott.org
928.277.0017
Jeff Nordyke
Childrens Ministry/Administration
admin@canyonprescott.org
childrenscbcp@gmail.com
Greg Fine
Ushers & Greeters
gregfine@cableone.net
Jeff Timm
Set-Up, Tear-Down & Sound
jefftimm@cableone.net
Chris Wilson
Security Team
cawilson626@yahoo.com
Jared Willis
Music Ministry
jaraldo13@yahoo.com
Chuck Schafer
Needs Ministry
crmsfamily@yahoo.com

Canyon Bible Church // Prescott

Church Office: 122 N. Cortez Street, Ste. 317
Phone: 928.277.0017 CanyonPrescott.org

True Disciples Trust the Sovereign God

John 6:16-21
June 12, 2016

Welcome and Announcements

Adoration
Song: The Lord Our God
Confession
Prayer
Assurance of Pardon
Song: All I Have is Christ
Scripture Reading: Luke 4:1-15
Pastoral Prayer
Thanksgiving
Song: 10,000 Reasons
Petition
Prayer
Instruction
Sermon: True Disciples Trust the Sovereign God
John 6:16-21
Giving
Song & Giving: Great is Thy Faithfulness
Charge & Benediction
Scripture Reading: Psalm 29:9-11
Prayer and Dismissal

Application: Are there examples to follow? Commands to obey?

Errors to avoid? Sins to forsake? Promises to claim?
Thoughts about God? Principles to live by?

Friday
Bible Reading: Luke 6:1-16; Phil. 3:1-9; Psalm 119:153-160; 2 Kings 14-15

Pray for the Zavala family: Erick, Cinthia, Grace (3 years),

and Pablo (8 months). They are a missionary family in
Petra Bible Church Chinandega. See their specific prayer
requests below:
-For humble hearts in order to serve the Lord.
-For a new non-believers group who can get together in
our house in order to study the Bible.
-For the hearts of the people of Chinandega, so they can
turn to God.
-For spiritual protection to us as a family.
-So that God opens doors for the business (water pumps
and construction).

Saturday
Bible Reading: Luke 6:17-26; Phil. 3:10-14; Psalm 119:161-168; 2 Kings 16-17

Read the blog post 5 Distinguishing Marks of a Fruitful

Church by Jared C. Wilson at www.thegospelcoalition.org.
To locate the post type in the title in the sites search bar.

Canyon Announcements
Friendship Folders
As you pass the Friendship Folders, for prayer requests and
praise reports please also register your attendance. We simply ask you to write your name to let us know you are here.
We desire to call or email those who may be away or sick
for an extended period of time, so if you are present please
kindly indicate by writing your name. If there is no one sitting
at the end of an isle, please make sure the worship guide gets
passed.
Childrens Ministry
July 25th-29th will be our first Canyon Bible Day Camp. The
camp will run from 8 a.m. to noon each day for all children
4-11 years old and there is no cost. Please tell your friends and
neighbors as we seek to use this opportunity to evangelize
our community. Any church member who would like to serve
please email the Nordykes at, childrenscbcp@gmail.com,
with your availability and where you would like to serve, crafts,
childrens group leader, or wherever you are gifted.
Student Ministries
Register Now: High School Summer Camp: All High School
students should plan to attend summer camp with us at Camp
Regen July 4-8th. Registration is $450 per person, with scholarships available. Email or call Jason Drumm for more details
or check the website.
This Wednesday night, Mid-High and High School students
are invited to join us for some fun and games at the Starbucks
in Frontier Village from 6:30-8:30pm. We have the conference
room reserved for our group. Bring a couple bucks for a drink
and well have some snacks to pass around as well.
August Short Term Mission
For more information on the August STM trip please contact
Steve Gallo at americangunsammo@gmail.com. The dates for
this trip are August 6th through the 15th.

Monday

Wednesday

Bible Reading: Luke 5:12-16; Phil. 1:21-30; Psalm 119:121-128; 2 Kings 6-7

Bible Reading: Luke 5:27-32; Phil. 2:12-18; Psalm 119:137-144; 2 Kings 10-11

Take a present trial of yours, whether it be large or small

and walk through the following points of application in
order to learn from your adversity.
1. Submit to the trial - This doesnt mean that we stop
praying to come out of the trial, but instead while we long
for the trial to be finished we ALSO acknowledge that God
has a purifying purpose for us.
2. Bring the Word of God to bear on the situation - How
does God want you to obey Him in this trial. Based on the
Scriptures, what are you learning about yourself and about
God?
3. Remember the lessons learned in adversity - Remember what youve been learning in this trial or have learned
from other trials so that you may continue to endure. (Deut
8:2-3).

Philippians 2 instructs to Christians to work out your

own salvation with fear and trembling (Phil 2:12) and this
is to be done without grumbling or disputing (Phil 2:14).
Paul is emphasizing, as he does throughout the entire
epistle, an attitude to rejoice in the Lord always (Phil
4:4). Pray and ask the Lord to help you to do all things
without grumbling, to find your contentment in Him, and
to rejoice in Him always.

Tuesday

Thursday

Bible Reading: Luke 5:17-26; Phil. 2:1-11; Psalm 119:129-136; 2 Kings 8-9

Bible Reading: Luke 5:33-39; Phil. 2:19-30; Psalm 119:145-152; 2 Kings 12-13

Psalm 119:131 shows us that a worshiping person longs/

pants for the commandments of God. Is this true of you?
If not, pray that God would give you as deep a desire for
His Word that you have for physical nourishment.

Read the following quote on Psalm 119 from Jesse Johnson. Pray for a greater understanding of all that is written
in this Psalm:
Psalm 119 is the longest poem in the Bible. It is the longest prayer in the Bible. It is the longest acrostic in the
Bible. It is the longest chapter in the Bible. It stands at the
center of the Bible, and it is about the Bible. The longest
Psalm is a psalm about Psalms. The most intimidating
chapter in the Word is also a chapter about the Word.
The scope of Psalm 119 is both huge (22 stanzas) and
limited (every verse is about scripture). The chapter covers
every aspect of lifesuccesses, failures, victories, defeats,
prosperity and adversityand yet is also almost entirely a
prayer (nearly every verse is directed to Yahweh).