"No Jesus - no peace.  Know Jesus - know peace!"

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 Thursday   --   May 22, 2008

John 14:15-17 If you love me, you will obey what I command. And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Counselor to be with you forever -- the Spirit of truth.
THE SPIRIT WORKS IN US: NOW WE LOVE JESUS

Jesus taught He loves the Father, by doing what the Father commanded. Jesus was born in a humble stable, in a little known town, to a set of ordinary parents. He lived a quiet life that was little noticed, until He turned thirty and began preaching. He let Himself be betrayed into the hands of His enemies because that was God's plan. He didn't defend His innocence when He was on trial. He didn't fight back when He was scourged. He carried a cross that wasn't His own. He let the sins of the world slip onto His shoulders, and felt the punishment for our sins descend on Him like a storm.
Jesus' obedience showed His love for His Heavenly Father, and His love for us.
In the same way, our obedience to Jesus shows our love for Him. However, unlike Jesus' obedience to the Father, the way we follow Jesus' teachings is not perfect. We fail the test of perfect love with every sin we commit. The only way that Christians ever keep Jesus' commands is through the Holy Spirit whom He has graciously sent into our hearts. Through the Spirit sent from Christ we learn to know true peace. Jesus said, "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid" (John 14:27).
The world gives only when we give first. Jesus doesn't give like this. Jesus gives to us first. He has freely given us peace with God by taking our sins away. "Be imitators of God, therefore, as dearly loved children and live a life of love, just as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us as a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God" (Ephesians 5:1-2).
Jesus loved us. Now we love Jesus.      --from devotions@redeemerclc.org

TODAY ON CAMPUS:

   

2:25 p.m.

Jazz Band Rehearsal

   
 

TODAY'S "a.k.a"  MENU:

Softhearted

Cluckers

 Tonight:   Goulash       *****     Tomorrow: Beef Stroganoff 

 

UNEXCUSED TARDY/ABSENCE: The following have been reported as unexcused for absence or tardiness in a class from the previous school day. To get excused, you must see Prof. Schierenbeck or bring a written excuse to the office before 4:00 p.m. today, or you may be serving detention next week.

Wednesday: Becky Sippert (A/7th S.H.)

 

PROF. KRANZ , PROF. ROEHL, PROF. SIPPERT, AND PROF. GULLERUD:  Please talk to Becky Gerbitz about Activity Point sheets at your earliest convenience

 

FOUND IN ROOM #5:  A key on a very, very large paper clip.  Please claim in the school office, a.k.a. the CLC Book House!

 

FROM THE VARSITY SOFTBALL COACH: The Dairyland Conference coaches met Wednesday evening and the following Immanuel players received All-Conference recognition.   Congratulation girls!

  • 1st team - Jessie Meyer (unanimous)

  • 1st team - Rachel Sydow

  • 2nd team - Rachel Schrader

  • Honorable Mention - Renae Markus

    

 

YOU ARE INVITED TO CHECK OUT VARSITY SOFTBALL COACH DENNIS OSTER'S BLOG through the ILC/Athletics/Softball page or directly at http://lancersoftball.blogspot.com/  

 

SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE

   DAY

DATE

Varsity Baseball

JV Baseball

Varsity Softball

Soccer

         

 

           
           
           
           

 

FUN FAX TO FLAUNT:

Brains are more active sleeping than watching TV.

 

YOU KNOW YOU ARE A TRUE WISCONSINITE WHEN:

15. You refer to the Packers as "we." 

 

D. B. READERS RESPOND ...... ON BEING A TRUE WISCONSINITE:  

"Yeah, your Wednesday Wisconsinite thing?  Pretty much life in the Dakotas too.  Just had a security light installed and haven't locked my doors for two and a half years now.  I think [some people] have no idea where their house keys are or what they look like."

"Just letting you know that a relative actually did have a camo. wedding last summer. The men's shirts and even the cake was camo. The bride was going to be too, but we talked her into a white dress. Different strokes for different folks. "

 

CAT BATHS

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