Saturday June 9, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Education and information helps us stay informed about our health.  Come out and get the knowledge you need to take control of your health.  Learn to eat better, learn practical exercises, ask questions to a panel of experts at the Health and Fitness Fair.

FREE Health Screenings

• Cholesterol
• Diabetes
• Blood Pressure

Come “Fasting:” Do not eat after midnight the night before the Health Fair.  We will provide light healthy snacks after your screenings.

Also Available At The Health Fair:

• A Light Cooking Demonstration
• Fitness Exercises
• Height & Weight
• Ask A Doctor or Ask A Nurse

Write Down Your Questions to Ask A Doctor or Ask A Nurse

Make plans to come out and learn how to take control of your health.  The event will be held at the LightChurch Main Campus.

On May 27, 2012 at 1:30 p.m.

Join us for Family Fun Day at LightChurch, presented by our married couple’s fellowship group, Partners In Prosperity (PIP).  If you missed last year’s event you want to be sure to get in on the fun this year. Sign up to bring a dish or to participate in the Barbeque Contest. We will have a great variety of inside and outside activities.  Bring your friends and family.

Watch these highlights from last year’s event:

Family Fun Day will be held at the LightChurch Main Campus

“Weapons Training Session  4”

Next Session: Sunday June 3 – 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

2 Corinthians 10:4 – “For the weapons of our warfare are not physical [weapons of flesh and blood], but they are mighty before God for the overthrow and destruction of strongholds”

We live in turbulent times.  Sickness, disease, violence, fear, brutal assaults, bullying, kidnapping, abductions, mental intimidation and much much more are increasingly reported daily. Our adversary is not flesh and blood. He is not human.

Yet we have been given weapons to fight with that are guaranteed to be successful. We must be educated about our weapons and trained to properly use them.  This is known as “Spiritual Warfare.”

WHAT WE HAVE BEEN LEARNING:

a)  How to Rule from our position at the right hand of the Father. We should never start our day without taking our position of rulership by faith and exercising our authority.

b)  How to stay protected from every attack of our adversary, whether it is spiritual, mental, emotional or physical.

It is never Gods will that we be overcome by any strategy or assault of the devil not even once.  God always wills for us to win in every situation and circumstance.

Come join the troops (Christians) this Sunday evening April 1, 2012 at 5:30 p.m. at the LightChurch Main Campus at 2606 John West Rd. Mesquite TX, 75150.

Keep your children safe this Halloween. Join us for LightChurch’s annual Fall Festival, a safe trick-or-treat alternative with an evening of food, fun & games. No entry fee and everyone is welcome.

This event is held at our Dallas location at 2840 N. Buckner, Dallas, Tx 75228.

1. Pray against witchcraft and manipulation.

As soon as Elijah stepped into the fray and challenged Israel’s idolatry, Jezebel went into attack mode. We must never be ignorant of Satan’s schemes (see 2 Cor. 2:11). The enemy targets Christian leaders, aiming to pull them into immorality, deception or pride; or he dispatches human messengers to control or discourage them. You can expose these demonic plots through prayer.

2. Pray for courage.

Elijah had guts. He not only got in Ahab’s face, but he also organized a public showdown to challenge Jezebel’s false prophets. Yet right after the fire fell from heaven in response to Elijah’s prayer, Jezebel threatened him—and the Bible says “he was afraid and arose and ran for his life” (1 Kings 19:3, NASB). Leaders are called to confront, but they can’t do it without supernatural boldness from God. Ask the Lord to make your pastor brave.

3. Pray against depression.

After Elijah fled to the wilderness, he started acting like a burned-out pastor. He prayed: “It is enough; now, O Lord, take my life” (19:4). It’s normal for leaders to have emotional highs and lows, but when discouragement becomes debilitating it can knock them out for good. Pray that your pastor will draw fresh joy from the wells of salvation daily.

4. Pray for rest.

After the intensity of Mount Carmel, Elijah went a day’s journey from Beersheeba and slept under a juniper tree. Sometimes what pastors need most is a day off—yet many feel driven to perform, either because of people’s expectations or self-imposed demands. What makes matters worse is that many pastors have not empowered others to help with the workload. Pray that your pastor not only gets enough sleep, but that he or she gets times of refreshing away from phone calls, e-mails and constant “emergencies” that can surely wait.

5. Pray for the touch of God.

Elijah found supernatural strength after his wearying experience on the mountaintop—not just because he ate and slept but because the angel of the Lord touched him twice (see 19:6-7). Pray that your pastor receives a double portion of the Lord’s presence. It is only the Lord’s supernatural anointing that enables us to minister in the power of the Holy Spirit.

6. Pray for disciples.

Even after Elijah heard God’s voice on Mount Horeb, he was tempted to think he was the only true prophet left. But the Lord told him there were 7,000 prophets who had not bowed their knees to Baal, and He instructed Elijah to anoint Elisha as his successor (see 19:15-18). God does not want leaders to do their work alone. We are called to a long-distance race that involves multiple generations! Pray that your pastor will arrange his priorities correctly so he can invest his life in younger leaders.

P.S.—Don’t hand this list to your pastor next Sunday and tell him or her that you are praying these things. (As in, “Pastor, I’m praying you will have the courage to confront the gossips in this church—especially Mrs. Clack!”) No one wants to feel manipulated by prayer requests. Instead, pray in secret—and ask the Lord to uphold your pastor with the same grace He gave Elijah.

J. Lee Grady is the former editor of Charisma.

Come back to church if you have been out for a while.  We want to invite you to come experience a special time of fellowship with us this Sunday.  Bring your family, your friends and coworkers.  Share this message with others you know.  You’ll be glad you did!

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Know who you are in Christ and your authority…

This Sunday at 9:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. join Pastor Ron for an awesome time in the word and learning how to develop a Godly lifestyle by putting simple practice in place.

This message will not only inspire you but give you practical steps to move from being helpless into a position of power.

You will be extremely blessed by these messages!

BASICS Training – Phase II:
“Practical Application”

In the first phase we learned that God created us in His Image and to be like Him. He speaks and it is done. We are created to speak and live life based on the words we speak. We are created to have dominion (ruler-ship) over all the earth. If we don’t take that dominion and exercise it, our adversary will.

Coming in Phase II we will learn another basic principle of how God created us. It is the understanding of these principles that will help us live a purposeful and fulfilled life.

“When purpose is unknown, abuse takes place.” by Dr. Miles Munroe

Join us on Wednesdays beginning at 7:15 p.m.

Where: LightChurch Light Center – 2840 Buckner Boulevard – Dallas, Tx 75228 (map)

Living Instructions For Today (LIFT) is our adult Bible Study where we receive actual “instructions for living.“

*Children & Teen Bible Study held at the LightChurch Main Campus – 2606 John West Rd – Mesquite, TX 75150 (map)