Spring – Session 8
Remembered

Jesus’ costly sacrifice should be remembered by believers.
LUKE 22:7-20

The command to remember is one of the most often instructed in the Bible. Most of the time, the command to remember is followed with a reminder of God’s work in the lives of His people. It’s like saying: Remember where you’ve come from; remember your story. When we forget our history, we cannot fully understand our present or our role in it. To forget our story is to forget why we’re here. This makes Jesus’ command to partake in the Lord’s Supper in remembrance of Him all the more important.

Share about a time you forgot an important event or anniversary. What did you do afterward to make sure you didn’t forget that date again?

TODAY
5:30 p.m., Room 245 and via Zoom

Our Constitution and Bylaws Committee is recommending some revisions to our church's constitution and bylaws. In preparation for a vote on those revisions during our May business meeting, we will have a time when you can get more details and ask our pastor and the committee questions about these changes.

Join us Sunday, May 2, as Scott Knox, our candidate for Associate Pastor – Administration, brings us a special message. 1 John 4:7-12

We will recognize our high-school graduates during both services.

If you (or your college student) will be receiving a college/post-grad diploma, please send us the information – Graduate name, school name, degree, and date of graduation. We’d love to celebrate your achievement with our high-school seniors, during our graduate recognition announcement on Sunday, May 16. We are only recognizing those graduates who are FBC Keller members or students of FBC Keller members.
Please send the details to Diana Hunt at dhunt@fbckeller.org by April 25.

Shepherd of the Ozarks in Harriet, Arkansas
July 8-12, 2021
• Student Cost – $350 • Adult Cost – $100
• for students finishing grades 7-12
• Registration & $50 Deposit – May 2
• Final Balance Due ($350) – June 13

Parent and Student Camp Meeting
Sunday, June 13, 12:15 p.m.
Worship Center
All students attending camp. At least 1 parent MUST attend.

Contact Diana Hunt at dhunt@fbckeller.org to learn more.

Is there just one God? . . . Who is God? . . . What is God like? . . . Does God love me? . . . Can I know God? Our kids grapple with questions like these every day. At Mystery Island, we’ll uncover the truth about our Creator God! There’s a sea of confusion about who God is and what he’s like, so we’ll track down the one true God and learn how amazing he is through the pages of Scripture. Mystery Island VBS is packed with teaching that connects the Bible to the real world and gives kids a better understanding of our awe-inspiring Creator and the salvation he offers through Jesus Christ. Each day, kids will learn more about one of God’s amazing attributes (great, almighty, ruler, Emmanuel, trustworthy) and how that applies to their lives. Grab your sunscreen and get ready for a taste of paradise as you track down the one true God at Mystery Island!

Our church is blessed with a variety of opportunities for artistic expression as we gather to offer corporate praise to God the Father by faith in the person and work of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. Whether an adult, student, or child, join us in the work of being equipped and edified spiritually, theologically, and musically for the glory of God! Contact Matt Perkinson for more details.

• Wednesday Night Supper – 5:00 p.m.
• WAK Children’s Choirs – 6:00 p.m.
• “In Touch” Prayer Meeting – 6:00 p.m.
• EQUIP Student Discipleship – 6:30 p.m.
• Adult Discipleship Classes – 7:00 p.m.
• Children’s Missions – RA’s, GA’s, Mission Friends – 7:00 p.m.
• Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal – 7:00 p.m.

Visit fbckeller.org for details.

Wednesdays through April 28
7:00 p.m., Room 245 and via Zoom
(see website event for Zoom link)

led by Tony Richmond

Our emotional responses are vitally important to our relationship with God and with others. They are a great opportunity for us to grow in Christlikeness and love. Emotions have the power to enrich relationships or drive wedges into them. Emotions are an essential way in which we bear God’s image.

Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m.
Meets via Zoom only
To join, contact Joy Huber at joy_huber@yahoo.com

Finding Your Victory explores the spiritual battle behind the battle of the bulge – the daily struggle to make wise choices (and keep making them) on our journey to greater health and wellness. This encouraging and empowering nine-week study will help you better understand the battles you face, learn how to use your “weapons,” identify winning strategies, and lead you to lasting victory in Christ!
Author: Christin Ditchfield