WEEKLY BULLETIN

NEWS AND NOTES

Welcome this Great Lord's Day!
We here at Basehor welcome you and are glad that you are here to Worship the Lord and give thanks unto Him today and always.

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NEEDED PRAYERS for Kimber Wright and Charlene Dulac who are having health problems.
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CONTINUE TO PRAY for Susan McAdams, Theadora (Michelle's grand-daughter), Kathleen Pluimer, Emily Bennink, Cliff (Keith’s grandfather), Charles Weckworth, Bill Francis, Roy Moore, Buffy (Barb & Jim’s neighbor), Keith McDonald’s brother (friend of Tucker), Glenda Perez, Ethan (Michelle’s nephew) and for Molly Downs.
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A THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: If you don't have bad days, you won't recognize the good days.
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BE STILL AND KNOW!

“Be still and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10. In our world of secular craziness, we need to read these words and ponder them very carefully.

* When the world just doesn’t seem to make any sense, be still and know that Jesus is the truth and He will bring sanity to a sometimes insane existence (John 1:14).

* When it seems that everyone has turned against us, be still and know that the Lord promised never to leave us or forsake us (Heb. 13:5-6).

* When the storms of life (both physical and emotional) are raging about us, be still and know that God will be our shelter in any storm that the devil can throw at us (Rom. 8:35-39).

* When the future looks dark and dim, be still and know that God is already there and there is nothing that He doesn’t know and can’t handle (Psalm 139).

What a wonderful God we serve. Brethren, let us try to remember these things when life gets dark and dreary; when the days seem empty and long; when all seems to fail about us: Be still and know!

- Ben Thompson via Bulletin Digest

White church building with a black roof and covered porch with blue gray sky and green grass
White church building with a black roof and covered porch with blue gray sky and green grass

Basehor
Church of Christ

16665 Leavenworth Road
Basehor, Kansas 66007
(913) 724 - 3391

www.basehorchurchofchrist.org

15 FEBRUARY 2026

Come Worship With Us

Sunday
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.

Wednesday
Bible Study 7:00 p.m.

STRIVING TO DO GOD'S THINGS GOD'S WAY
AND TO WORSHIP OUR GOD - - HIS WAY;
FORSAKING OUR OWN IDEAS,
WE SEEK HIS WILL IN ALL THINGS.

GOD’S SIMPLE PLAN TO SAVE MAN

Hear God's Word- Romans 10:17
Believe- Hebrews 11:6
Repent- Acts 17:30
Confess- Acts 8:36-37
Be Baptized- Acts 2:38
Live Faithfully- Hebrews 5:9

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WHAT GOD HATH PROMISED

God hath not promised
Skies always blue,
Flower-strewn pathways
All our lives through;

God hath not promised
Sun without rain,
Joy without sorrow,
Peace without pain.

But God hath promised
Strength for the day,
Rest for the labor,
Light for the way,

Grace for the trials,
Help from above,
Unfailing sympathy,
Undying Love.

- Annie Johnson Flint

PRIVILEDGED TO SERVE- February 15

Announcements - Tucker Williams
Song Leader - Tucker Williams
Scripture Reading - Keith Bennink
Scripture - Mark 2:18-22
Opening Prayer - Wayne McAdams
Preside at Table - Jim Cauveren
Assist at Table - Russ Davis
Offering - Jim Cauveren
Closing Prayer - Greg Pluimer
Speaker -

PRIVILEDGED TO SERVE- February 22

Announcements - Jim Cauveren
Song Leader - Jim Cauveren
Scripture Reading - Ray Williams
Scripture - Mark 2:23-28
Opening Prayer - Wayne McAdams
Preside at Table - Keith Bennink
Assist at Table - Tucker Williams
Offering - Keith Bennink
Closing Prayer - Greg Pluimer
Speaker - Russ Davis


WORRYING AND PRECIOUS TIME

Time is a precious blessing not to be wasted. With each tick of the clock, the brief span of time we have in this world is passing. This is why Paul exhorts us to use our time wisely: “Redeeming the time, because the days are evil” (Ephesians 5:16). We should “number our days,” making the most of each moment, living life to the fullest (Psalm 90:12).

Perhaps nothing hinders a proper use of time more than the futile exercise of worry. To worry is “to afflict with mental distress or agitation: make anxious” (Webster’s). Worry goes far beyond reasonable concern. To worry is to be anxious and fretful.

Everyone, at some point, will have to deal with the temptation to worry. Many cares and concerns burden our minds. We may worry about our children, finances, health, marriage, and a thousand other things. But worrying wastes time and accomplishes nothing!

In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gave some powerful principles regarding worry. He asked, “Which of you by taking thought can add one cubit unto his stature?” (Matthew 6:27). The “cubit” of Scripture was roughly 22 inches, from the elbow to the end of the middle finger. It is apparent that one cannot increase his or her height by worrying about it. God, by the process of biology, determines the “cubits” each person’s height. This is out of our control. In this same way, the vast majority of our worries are beyond our control. Worrying will never improve one’s finances, health, or marriage. Worry will never help your children or grand-children make wise choices. In fact, worry will never do one thing positive for you. But it will waste your time! Jesus teaches us to “take no thought” for our lives or for tomorrow (Matthew 6:25, 34). Since God knows our needs, He will provide. He takes care of the birds and the lilies, surely, He can and will take care of all who seek Him (Matthew 6:26, 28, 30). Rather than spending our time worrying, we should spend our time seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness (Matthew 6:33).

If worry has become a problem in your life, break the cycle today. Realize that time is quickly passing. Begin looking to God. Seek Him through a study of His Word, the Bible. Put Him first in your life. Trust His promises, obey His will, and He will take care of you! He promised: “I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee” (Hebrews 13:5).

- Mark Lindley, Chapman church of Christ, Ripley, MS