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MenoMinistries If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit" (John 15:5).

We are a Christ-centered, organic house church in Flint, Michigan, focusing on abiding in Christ, as reflected in our theme verse: "I am the vine; you are the branches.

10/28/2026

Can washing dishes, going to work, or caring for your family bring glory to God?

Tonight in Fruitful Christian Living 101, we’re exploring how everyday responsibilities become opportunities to serve Jesus—and how our attitude while doing them reveals what is growing in our hearts.

Through Colossians 3 and other Scriptures, we’ll look at working for the Lord, being faithful when no one notices, and allowing the Holy Spirit to shape our character through ordinary tasks.

Whether you’re feeling overlooked, tired of repetitive chores, or wondering how your daily work matters to God, join us for biblical encouragement and practical ways to live out your faith.

🌿 For God’s Glory | Serving God in Everyday Work

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10/25/2026

Have you been praying for so long that you’re beginning to wonder whether God hears you? When circumstances don’t change and discouragement sets in, how do you keep trusting Jesus?

Join Pastor Bob Cattane and Meno Ministries for ā€œDon’t Give Up on God,ā€ a sermon from Matthew 9:1–26 about faith, perseverance, and trusting God’s timing. Through Jesus’ encounters with people facing desperate circumstances, we’ll consider how to keep praying, let God’s Word shape our hearts, and remain faithful while we wait.

Whether you’re praying for a loved one, facing a difficult season, or feeling weary in your walk with Christ, this message offers encouragement to keep bringing your needs to Jesus.

šŸ“– Scripture: Matthew 9:1–26
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What helps you stay faithful when the waiting gets hard? Share in the comments, and send this message to someone who needs encouragement.



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10/21/2026

Are your days full, but you still wonder whether you’re spending your time on what truly matters? Discover what the Bible teaches about time stewardship and living each day with God’s purpose.

In ā€œMaking Your Time Count | God’s Purpose for Your Days,ā€ we explore Psalm 90:1–17 and this prayer: ā€œTeach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdomā€ (Psalm 90:12).

The world measures productivity by how much we accomplish. God calls us to consider how we use the days He gives us. Together, we’ll explore how to:

• View time as a gift entrusted to us by God.
• Prioritize love, relationships, obedience, and eternal purpose.
• Respond to interruptions with grace.
• Make wise choices about the limited time we have.
• Trust God to establish the work of our hands.

This lesson is part of Fruitful Christian Living 101: Productivity from God’s Perspective—a Bible study exploring what it means to bear fruit that honors God in everyday life.

šŸ’¬ Share in the comments: What most often distracts you from spending your time on what matters?

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10/14/2026

What matters most in your life? Are your daily priorities aligned with God's priorities?

The world teaches us to be more productive by setting goals, managing our time, and identifying our top three priorities. But as Christians, how do we determine what truly matters?

In Week 3 of **Fruitful Christian Living 101: Productivity from God's Perspective**, we explore Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:33:

"But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."

What does it really mean to seek God's Kingdom first? Is God supposed to be number one on our priority list, or should He be the foundation of everything we do?

In this Bible study, we'll explore:

- What it means to seek first God's Kingdom and His righteousness.
- Why Jesus tells us to hunger and thirst for righteousness.
- How the two greatest commandments reveal what matters most to God.
- Why being busy doesn't necessarily mean being fruitful.
- How abiding in Christ helps us establish biblical priorities.
- How to approach our daily responsibilities with God's purposes in mind.

**God doesn't simply want to be first on our list of priorities. He wants to be our everything.**

A fruitful Christian life isn't measured by how many tasks we accomplish, but by how faithfully we live according to God's will.

**Scriptures:** Matthew 6:19–34, Matthew 5:6, Matthew 22:36–40, John 15:4–12, Colossians 3:17.

Join Meno Ministries Church of the Nazarene for Fruitful Christian Living 101, a Bible study series exploring what it means to live a productive and fruitful Christian life according to God's Word.



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10/11/2026

Even the demons recognize Jesus’ authority—but have we surrendered our lives to Him?

In Matthew 8:28–34, Jesus confronts demonic forces and delivers people from their torment. Alongside the accounts in Mark 5:1–20 and Luke 8:26–39, this powerful encounter reveals Christ’s authority over the spiritual realm and His power to restore lives.

But this passage also brings us to a deeply personal question: How do we respond to Jesus? The people of the town asked Him to leave. Are we welcoming His transforming work—or resisting what He wants to change?

Join Meno Ministries as we explore spiritual warfare, freedom from fear, and the call to pursue holiness and righteousness. Church attendance, ministry titles, and religious activity cannot replace a heart surrendered to Christ.

This message challenges us to ask:
• Have I surrendered every part of my life to Jesus?
• Am I taking up my cross and following Him daily?
• Will I allow God to examine my heart and motives?

We should neither dismiss spiritual evil nor become consumed by it. Our focus belongs on Jesus Christ, whose authority is greater than every power of darkness.

What would it look like for you to surrender more fully to Jesus today? Share your thoughts in the comments, and share this message with someone who needs encouragement to trust Him.

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10/07/2026

Who does your life really belong to?

The world tells us that freedom means belonging to no one, answering to no authority, and determining the direction of our lives for ourselves. But Scripture gives us a very different picture of freedom.

ā€œYou are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies.ā€ — 1 Corinthians 6:19–20

In Part 2 of Fruitful Christian Living 101, we explore what it means to truly belong to God. We were created by God, redeemed by Christ, and indwelt by the Holy Spirit. Because we belong to Him, His lordship extends to every part of our lives—our bodies, time, money, relationships, work, plans, abilities, and future.

We’ll also look at Jesus’ call to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and follow Him. What happens when our will and God’s will meet at a crossroads? Following Jesus means learning to say, ā€œNot my will, but Yours.ā€

Christian productivity isn’t about squeezing more activity into a life that belongs to us. It’s about faithfully using the life that belongs to God for His glory.

Join us for Fruitful Christian Living 101: Productivity from God’s Perspective, an online Bible study from Meno Ministries Church of the Nazarene.



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10/04/2026

Are you pursuing holiness, or simply going through the motions of faith?

In Matthew 8:28–34, Jesus encounters two demon-possessed men, and even the demons recognize His authority. Their response raises a personal question: Do we recognize Jesus’ authority in our own lives—and are we willing to surrender fully to Him?

In Part 1, we’ll explore what it means to be all in with Jesus. Drawing from Matthew 8:28–34 and Psalm 42:1–2, we’ll consider the difference between religious activity and a soul that truly thirsts for God.

Jesus has power over darkness. What does it look like to live in His strength when life feels overwhelming? That’s the question we’ll take up in Part 2 next week.

Join Meno Ministries Church of the Nazarene as we study God’s Word together. Share your thoughts in the comments: What does being ā€œall inā€ with Jesus mean to you?



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09/30/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances there will be no Bible Study tonight.
I apologize for the inconvenience

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