MenoMinistries

06/21/2026

Worry is one of the great struggles of the human heart—but Jesus speaks directly to it in Matthew 6:25–34.

In this message, we look at Christ’s command, “Do not worry about your life,” and His call to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. When life is filled with uncertainty, needs, pressure, and fear about tomorrow, Jesus reminds us that our heavenly Father knows exactly what we need.

This sermon challenges us to examine what has captured our hearts. Are we consumed with earthly concerns, comfort, and control—or are we pursuing the presence, will, and purposes of God above everything else?

Main themes in this sermon:
Worry and anxiety in light of Jesus’ teaching
Trusting God for daily needs
The danger of living consumed by earthly concerns
Seeking first the Kingdom of God
Finding peace by surrendering tomorrow to the Father

� Text: Matthew 6:25–34

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06/17/2026

Due to not being as prepared as I would like, and not wanting to do a substandard job, we are lifting tonights Bible Study.

06/07/2026

Money isn’t just about dollars and possessions. According to Jesus, it reveals who—or what—is ruling our hearts.

In Matthew 6:24, Christ teaches that no one can serve two masters. Wealth can be a useful tool, but it makes a terrible god. The real issue isn’t how much money you have. The issue is whether Jesus is your greatest treasure.

This message challenges us to ask:
• What do I value most?
• What would I hate most to lose?
• Where does my mind naturally go when I am free to think?

The answers reveal where our treasure truly is.

Join us as we explore Christ’s call to wholehearted devotion and discover why He is the Pearl of Great Price—worth more than all the wealth of this world.

� Matthew 6:24
� Matthew 13:45-46

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06/03/2026

Has God rejected Israel?

What does Paul mean when he says that Gentile believers have been grafted into God's Olive Tree? And what does it mean that "all Israel will be saved"?

Join us as we continue our journey through Romans 11, exploring God's faithfulness, mercy, and sovereign plan of redemption for both Jews and Gentiles.

� Romans 11:11-36
� The Olive Tree
� God's Mercy
� The Unsearchable Wisdom of God

"From Him and through Him and to Him are all things. To Him be the glory forever. Amen." — Romans 11:36

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05/31/2026

"Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." — Matthew 6:21

Money isn't just a financial issue—it's a heart issue.

Join us as we explore Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:19-24 and discover how our attitude toward wealth reveals what we truly value. Learn the difference between earthly treasures that fade away and heavenly treasures that last forever.

� Matthew 6:19-24
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05/27/2026

What if what looks cut down isn’t actually finished?

In Romans 11 Paul paints a surprising picture using an olive tree—one capable of sending up new shoots even after severe damage. Through this image we discover hope, humility, and a reminder that God’s plans are sustained by grace, not human effort.

Join us tonight as we study:

� The meaning of the olive tree
� Grafted branches and God’s grace
� Why believers share deep roots of faith
� The timeless truth of Romans 11

"What looks severed is not necessarily finished. The roots are still alive."

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04/29/2026

Due to present circumstances I have not been able to properly prepare for today’s Bible Study. We will start Romans 9 next week.

04/25/2026

Would you read the Bible Plan, 30 Days of Delighting in the Word, with me?
It’s not too late to join us!!

04/21/2026

Charles Wesley, brother of John Wesley, wrote this hymn in 1742.

It perfectly, and beautifully sums up everything we have been learning in The Book of Romans on Wednesday night, especially chapter 8.

Verse 1: Calls the soul to rise and shake off guilt.

Verse 2-3: Focuses on Christ’s blood, his wounds, and his intercession on behalf of the sinner.

Verse 4-5: Describes the believer's reconciliation with God, the Holy Spirit’s testimony, and the adoption of the believer as a child of God.

Give it a listen.

Song info and resources: http://sovereigngracemusic.org/music/songs/o-my-soul-arise/"O My Soul, Arise" Sung by Erin Hill. Verses by Charles Wesley (1742), mu...

04/14/2026

I'm reading the plan 'SHEMA: Hear and Obey'. Check it out here:

This four-day journey explores the ancient Hebrew word shema (שׁמע)—to hear and obey—and why it still shapes a life of true faith today. Slow down and consider a word that has anchored generations of faith. This devotional is written by Joe Riddle, Founder of Danger Close Consulting.