This year at OneWay we are really excited about some of the events and opportunities that are before us. We are kicking off the new year with two awesome events happening in January!
Thursday, January 9th we are heading to downtown Houston to experience "Bethel Music" Worship Nights the cost is $20 per person and we will be leaving a 5pm and getting back later that night.
If you would like to RSVP or get more info on this event please check out our Facebook event page at https://www.facebook.com/events/616593681711113/
Then Friday and Saturday January 17th & 18th we are heading back to Houston for the Acquire The Fire event hosted by Ron Luce. This will be an event that will change your life. There will be some amazing Christian bands, guest speakers, dramas, human videos and much more.
To RSVP or get more info on this event please check out our Facebook event page at
https://www.facebook.com/events/180713582137356/
So this year don't just attend Wednesday nights and sit on the bleachers, but get involved! Get plugged in! And one of the best ways you can do that is by attending OneWay Connect which is the 2nd & 4th Sunday night of every month at 6pm! We have food, music, videos, prayer and one on one time to connect with each other. So don't get "lost in the crowd" but get connected and plugged in.
We'd love to see you at any of these events.
If you have questions or would like to talk to Pastor Phil or Pastor Kayla please connect with us at
www.onewaysm.org or by email at philipjkeller@hotmail.com or kaylabk@live.com
See you next Wednesday at OneWay!
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Here comes 2014!
This year was honestly a test and struggle for me. As I dealt with the loss of my Dad, hit a stretch of depression and became so busy I lost some of my priorities. But through it all I have learned and I grew from my struggles and tests.
Here it is December 31st 11:51pm and 2014 is right around the corner and God is already beginning to put things into my mind and spirit.
I believe this will be our greatest year yet. As youth pastors, as husband and wife, as a brother and son, as a servant and as a child of God.
I believe BIG THINGS will happen in 2014. Blessing and Gifts will fall from heaven and I believe physically and spiritually God will bless this new year.
So let's get back! Let's get back to where we need to be. It doesn't matter how 2013 went because it's now in the past.
So let's get back what we've lost, let's gain back what we used to have, let's get back to where we need to be with God, serving his people and reaching out to this lost world! Let's get back in right standing with God and let's pursue him!
January 1st 2014 represents a fresh start for you. So what are you going to do with it?
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
"Drama" by Season 3 Intern Zachary James
"Drama" by Season 3 Intern Zachary James
Drama.
Webster’s Dictionary describes drama as: “a state, situation, or series of events involving interesting or intense conflict of forces.” We all have/are/will use it. But what is the point?
Too many times do we consume into our worldly natures that we forget what we are here for. To praise and share the good news of God and what he has done for you. How can you praise God if you are too consumed with insignificant drama? It defiles what He has destined for you and consumes you to dwell without Him.
Galatians 5:15 states, “But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed that ye be not consumed one of another.” How can we expect to cause and dwell throughout dramatic situations and not allow for dramatic experiences to occur and dwell in/on us? For example, what makes us think we can play with snakes, and not worry about getting bit? If you are playing in the snakes, get out. If you don’t get out now, you are going to get bit. Do you want to get bit?
Drama is one of the most destructive forces of friendships and families. It causes rifts to open up and destroy relationships among people. There is too much drama in the world now a day. Even on television and magazines, drama is what highlights the “front cover” and what peeks our interest. We are attracted to drama. It is our human and worldly natures that want us to succumb to it. Drama causes relationships to burn and crumble every day.
“I say then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh” (Galatians 5: 16-17). God wants us to live like he did. We cannot live like he did if we constantly are involving ourselves into dramatic situations. Life is too short for the need for our lives to be filled with drama.
What compels you to cause and succumb to drama? Is it the need to feel noticed? Why? God notices you. Every single day, single hour, single minute, single second you are noticed…By Him. His love is relentless unto you. Don’t feel like you are unnoticed. You are His precious child and he thinks about you every second. He just wants you!
Overall, I guess I am just trying to challenge you. If you can’t start putting away that drama and start living in the now for Christ, how can you do what you were created to do? So, right now as your reading this, stop the drama. It is not worth it. God is worth it. Don’t wait. Start right now. Don’t allow for drama to define your life. Let GOD be YOUR defining moment!
And in the words of Daryl, Drama is a bunch of “bullshalogna!” Haha.
Drama.
Webster’s Dictionary describes drama as: “a state, situation, or series of events involving interesting or intense conflict of forces.” We all have/are/will use it. But what is the point?
Too many times do we consume into our worldly natures that we forget what we are here for. To praise and share the good news of God and what he has done for you. How can you praise God if you are too consumed with insignificant drama? It defiles what He has destined for you and consumes you to dwell without Him.
Galatians 5:15 states, “But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed that ye be not consumed one of another.” How can we expect to cause and dwell throughout dramatic situations and not allow for dramatic experiences to occur and dwell in/on us? For example, what makes us think we can play with snakes, and not worry about getting bit? If you are playing in the snakes, get out. If you don’t get out now, you are going to get bit. Do you want to get bit?
Drama is one of the most destructive forces of friendships and families. It causes rifts to open up and destroy relationships among people. There is too much drama in the world now a day. Even on television and magazines, drama is what highlights the “front cover” and what peeks our interest. We are attracted to drama. It is our human and worldly natures that want us to succumb to it. Drama causes relationships to burn and crumble every day.
“I say then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh” (Galatians 5: 16-17). God wants us to live like he did. We cannot live like he did if we constantly are involving ourselves into dramatic situations. Life is too short for the need for our lives to be filled with drama.
What compels you to cause and succumb to drama? Is it the need to feel noticed? Why? God notices you. Every single day, single hour, single minute, single second you are noticed…By Him. His love is relentless unto you. Don’t feel like you are unnoticed. You are His precious child and he thinks about you every second. He just wants you!
Overall, I guess I am just trying to challenge you. If you can’t start putting away that drama and start living in the now for Christ, how can you do what you were created to do? So, right now as your reading this, stop the drama. It is not worth it. God is worth it. Don’t wait. Start right now. Don’t allow for drama to define your life. Let GOD be YOUR defining moment!
And in the words of Daryl, Drama is a bunch of “bullshalogna!” Haha.
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