"The recording of our Saturday afternoon live Google Meet service from this past weekend is now available from our pastor's South Omaha Shepherd Group. We apologize for the delay in posting. The service was truly blessed, featuring a wonderful message from our Founding Pastor on 'The God Kind of Love.' We appreciate everyone's participation this past weekend."
Jan Welch Administrative Coordinator CGMF
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We are excited about the final chapter in our study of the "Ten People in the Bible Like Me" series. Our founding pastor has articulated these lessons in a fascinating way, providing us with valuable insights into the Word of God. As we have done the last few weeks, we are posting the notes for the lesson ahead of time, then adding the audio to the post when it becomes available. In His Grace, Glen Welch West Omaha Shepherd Leader and Co-Administrative Coordinator, CGMF ![]()
Get a sneak peek at the pastor's message for tomorrow afternoon with his notes, now available! Stay tuned for the audio recording, and we trust the Lord will minister to you through His Word. ![]()
The audio is now available for play.
Saturday's Study Notes are available here for your study preparation for the weekend. We hope to see you either online or at Pastor's Saturday Shepherd Group, which is held at St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church on 24th and J Street in Omaha. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We have added the live audio recording from this afternoon's service. Enjoy! Thank you to all who participated in our Shepherd Groups today and for being a part of our live broadcast. ![]()
Enjoy this message and its encouraging Word for all of us.Hot of the press, today's latest and greatest audio message and service from Reverend Vossen's Shepherd Group Meeting in Omaha. God bless you all.
Pastor Vossen has generously provided us with his notes in advance for our upcoming study on John the Baptist. This is part two of the series, "Ten People in the Bible Like Me." After our exploration of John, three characters remain: Mary and Elizabeth, John Mark, and Peter. We hope you are enjoying this in-depth study of God's Word during Saturday afternoon sessions with Pastor's Shepherd Group in Omaha. We are posting Pastor Vossen's notes from his message preached this morning at Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church. His sermon title was, "Unselfishness Marks The Christian Life." As we enter Memorial Day Weekend, we at Covenant of Grace Ministry & Fellowship extend our warmest wishes to all of you. Whether you're planning to stay in town or travel, we hope that you have a safe, enjoyable, and rejuvenating weekend. For those who will be out of town, we pray for your safety and look forward to seeing you return refreshed and renewed. I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to every member, friend, and supporting partner of our ministry. Your unwavering faithfulness and constant prayers are the driving force behind our efforts to spread the love and message of Christ Jesus throughout Nebraska and beyond. We are thrilled to announce that our ministry is expanding, with new Shepherd Groups now established in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is truly amazing to witness the incredible work that God is doing through our ministry. Your dedication and support have been instrumental in making this possible. As we continue to grow and reach more communities, we remain committed to our mission of sharing the love and truth of Christ with all those we encounter. Thank you once again for being a part of the Covenant of Grace Ministry & Fellowship family. May God bless you abundantly this Memorial Day Weekend and always. Amen. You will notice a new banner and letterhead on the website, and on our Church correspondence. Thank you to all who were involved in its design. It truly captures what Covenant is all about. We are excited to share with you the notes and the recording of this weekend's message for our CGMF Family and Friends. As we continue our series "Ten People In The Bible Like Me," we delve into the life of John the Baptist. John the Baptist was a remarkable figure in the Bible, known for his unwavering faith, his bold proclamation of the coming Messiah, and his role in preparing the way for Jesus Christ. His life serves as an inspiring example for all of us, demonstrating the importance of living a life dedicated to God's purpose. We encourage you to take some time to read through the notes and listen to the message, as we believe it will provide valuable insights and encouragement for your spiritual journey. As always, we welcome your feedback and reflections, and we look forward to continuing this series together. May God bless you and keep you, and may the life of John the Baptist inspire you to live a life fully devoted to Him. Grace to all, Dr. Patrick Vossen Pastor, CGMF May Pastoral Letter
Two Principles We Need To Remember. I was meditating upon these scriptures this week, and wanted to share some of my insights from that passage. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus exhorts His followers, "But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you. Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about its own things. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble." (Matthew 6:33-34, NKJV) These verses encapsulate two crucial principles for the Christian life:
As believers, we can find great comfort and assurance in these verses. When we make God's Kingdom and righteousness our highest pursuit, we can trust that He will care for us and provide for our needs. We need not be anxious about the future, for our Heavenly Father is sovereign over all our tomorrows. As we face the uncertainties and challenges of life, let us keep our eyes fixed on Jesus and seek His Kingdom above all else. May we learn to live one day at a time, trusting in God's faithfulness and resting in His perfect peace. In Christ's love, Reverend Patrick Vossen Founding Pastor Covenant of Grace Ministry & Fellowship, Inc. |
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