CONNECTdecember/january

As we enter this new year, come SING with us! Dust off your horn and PLAY with us! You can even help SERVE in our tech ministry!

Come and help us help our church family!

“MAKE HIS PRAISE GLORIOUS”

Wednesdays, 6:30PM in the Music Suite - starts January 8th(directly under the north end of the worship center)

Ken Draughon, Associate Pastor of Music and WorshipJames Moss, Administrative AssistantBrian Maines, Band LeadJon Kraemer, Orchestra LeadCorey Godfrey, Kids in Worship InternCody Nitcher, Associate Director of MediaJoe Hisey, Video ProducerChris White, Audio InternJennifer Bryan, Media InternAngie Covarrubias, Graphics/Publications Specialist

Make music to praise the glory of His name.Make His praise glorious. Psalm 66.2

In a culture that has come to cherish individual rights, expression, and narcissistic preoccupation, we should not be surprised that the idea of family, the meaning of family, and the implications of family are being redefined. Ancient cultures, such as the Hebrews, gave greater weight to one’s tribal and family identity than even to one’s personal name. It was these associations that gave the greatest significance to a person’s identity. In Fiddler on the Roof, Tevye states, “Because of our traditions, everyone knows who he is and what God expects him to do.” It is this connectedness that gives a person an emotional anchor; a sense of belonging, uniqueness, and accountability. It is this connectedness that is being lost and has become detrimental to every representation of family.

The diminishment of family is not a recent phenomenon. For those who wish for the family model of the 1950’s, as if it were some golden era for marriage, it was in the mid-twentieth century when, ironically, the most dramatic changes took place in the understanding of marriage and family. The idea of an extended family was reduced to a less cumbersome version of a husband, wife, and a couple of children. Sociologists were warning us even then that this stripped-down, couple-centered version of family, and the absence of interaction with the larger extended family, would bring tremendous strain to marriages and a corresponding rise in divorce rates. These proved to be prophetic words.

When the idea of family is constantly being redefined, you will notice that it is never a growing definition with broader implications and responsibilities but, always, a reduction to the least common denominators. The tentacles of this cultural phenomenon are far reaching, impacting even what it means to be a church family. As pastor and staff, we are committed to helping families in their pursuit of understanding God’s design for family. Thus, for the coming year, 2014, our focus theme will be FAMILY: God’s

Family, Church Family, Your Family. Pray daily for your involvement, role, and responsibilities in each of these.

2014: THE YEAR OF THE FAMILY God’s Family, Church Family, Your Family

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Bobby DagnelPastor

Advent is coming. Seriously, that’s what the word “advent” means...it means “coming.” And this idea of “coming” indicates that there is some waiting involved. For the Hebrew children, the Long-awaited One, the Messiah, was “coming.” And then He did (more about that later). For the early post-resurrection, pre-Holy Spirit church there was waiting for the coming of the “Comforter.” And then He did, and He comes, again and again, each time anyone begins the faith journey and experiences the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. For us today, the pre-return of Christ, age of the church, we continue to wait...we wait for Christ’s final return when He will make “all things new” and set everything right, back like it was when Adam and Eve walked with God “in the cool of the day.”

He has come. He continually comes. He is coming! That’s what Advent is all about. And, yet, this doesn’t seem to describe the scores of celebrations that surround this season. Often we find ourselves scurrying to buy things for people who buy us things. Or we draw someone’s name in a gift exchange and we feverishly strive to

find the very best “gift” we can for the amount of money prescribed by the exchange so that everyone will think we got the best deal and will leave the party wondering why they didn’t have the good fortune to have gotten the amazing “gift” that we brought! Or we read the ads, and see the pictures, and hear the commercials of the “most wonderful time of the year” to get the greatest, latest, best thing that we so desperately want and simply must have. We drop hints, sometimes not-so-subtle ones, about the “gift” we want/need/must have. Our expectation is that those who really love us will grant us our wish and get us the “gift” we really want.

It sounds abit...well...not very much about the celebration of the coming of the Christ-child, about the GIFT of God showered on us in the Person of His One and only Son, “full of grace and truth.” It seems that instead of remembering our celebration is about His birthday, we have turned it into a “gift” getting time for us. Instead of showering the birthday King, we have

Ken DraughonAssociate Pastor for Music & Worship

Hope for Lubbock Cancelled Due to Inclement WeatherMany of us each month pay the bills and have money left over but there are those in our community whose money is not stretching as far these days and they have a very real need. The need represents single people and families. They vary from young adults to senior adults. None of us know what has led them to their individual situations. But we do know that as Christ followers we have a duty to help them meet their needs. Thank you First Baptist Church for your generosity to help those in our community who are having a hard time making ends meet.

Although the event Hope for Lubbock was cancelled, because of your efforts we were still able to help many in our community. Thank you for willingness to help feed those in our community. The food that was prepared was used to help feed over five hundred people at the Salvation Army. In addition we did give out over 200 meals for those in our community on Tuesday, November 26th. Thank you to all of you who helped us distribute food and clothing to our friends.

ACTS 1:8 – It’s not an option.

Jerry RamirezMinister of Missions &

Buckner Initiatives

December 1st: 11:00AM / HOPE(One Worship)

December 8th: 8:15AM & 11:00AM / PEACE

December 15th: 8:15AM & 11:00AM / JOY6:00PM Night of Worship at Christmas(Admission: canned food item for South Plains Food Bank)We will remember Him who has come--the incredible yet incredulous truth that God became one of us so that we might be in relationship with Him, now and forever!

December 22nd: 8:15AM & 11:00AM / LOVE

December 24th: 6:00PM Christmas Eve / A Worship Celebration: Carols, Candlelight and Communion

We encourage you to come each service and bring your lost and unchurched friends, family, neighbors, colleagues with you as we revel in THE gift, the TRUE gift of the season. Who knows, this year you and those you bring might just get the gift you/they REALLY want!

much expectation of what WE will be getting. And, the only real waiting that occurs is us waiting for the morning of the day we have chosen to unwrap the gifts WE get.

Now don’t hear me say we shouldn’t give and receive gifts in the Christmas season. Rather, I am suggesting that we take a step back and remember what (Whom) it is we say we are celebrating and let that (Him) be the highlight of the season! Here at First Baptist Church, we are going to do our best to try and remind you, even lead you to celebrate Jesus this Advent season. We will celebrate the 4 Sundays of Advent:

Our church family completely jumps on board for one of our biggest on-campus events of the year. All the adopted dads and moms for the weekend pitch in to help in so many ways! They love our students as one of their own. They pour out their encouragement and support by graciously opening up their homes, offering their vehicles, and showering them with food as the DiscipleNow weekend takes place. They in turn receive God’s blessing as the weekend unfolds. God will do His work in their hearts and small and large decisions will be made for Him.

Our students will once again be “unplugged”, just as last year’s theme was labeled. They will give up their electronic

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devices as they sit across from each other in bible study and as they worship together. Prayers will be lifted up and relationships will be fostered. It is in this setting that our Lord Jesus is glorified and in this setting where the body of Christ is on full display. Our focus for this year’s DiscipleNow will speak on Healthy Friendships and the wise Proverb that says, “as iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another” (27:17). This idea only works in a true, authentic family. We can’t help but love them enough to offer this encouragement. This is something that every teenager needs and even desires. Family…church family exists best with Christ as our center.

DNOW 2014- IRON Proverbs 27:17 January 31-February 2nd.

First Lubbock

Josh CrosbyMinister to Students

NOW

Mission Endeavor: Colorado Springs

(part deux)June 8-15, 2014

We are 168 worshipers!We are becoming 1/168 lead worshipers!

We recognize that we are given 168 hours each and every week. How we choose to invest those hours says a great deal about our God and about us. At 168, we will develop, equip and empower students to become life-long 24/7 168/52 worshipers!

Students*Attend 168 each Sunday evening • 500p-700p (starts January 26, 2014)

5:00-5:50pm Worship Training 5:50-6:10pm Supper 6:10-7:00pm D-groups

Be a part of leading corporate worship (1-2x in Spring) – dates coming

Attend Mission Endeavor June 8-15, 2014• Help build houses for those who have no

home to call their own• Minister to the marginalized in the city

and surrounding areas• Lead worship in public forums and in a

few worship gatherings

Synergy Groups• Meet each Sunday evening 610-700p• Discuss questions from teaching• Model ACTS in prayer with students• Challenge students and follow-up with

them each week

$250We will need a $50 non-refundable deposit due on or before March 2nd. This will provide all expenses (food, lodging, and a rafting trip on 6/13). You will need $ for lunch (going and coming) and supper on 6/08.

*complete calendar to be published by January 26th

Mission Endeavor: Colorado Springs

(part deux)June 8-15, 2014

GOD’S

I had the privilege of baptizing my daughter, Sadie, last November. This great moment happened as a result of months of ongoing conversations with her about what baptism is. As parents, we try to continually monitor what God is doing in the lives of our kids. We want God to use us to shape our kids to be used by Him.

Here is some good news – we are not alone in this effort. Our church has a desire to help families, to invest in kids while equipping and encouraging parents. Sadie is involved every week with our church’s children’s ministry; she is at Awana on Wednesday nights, the Sunday night children’s program, and Cool Kids Camp in the summer. These ministries and the people who lead them were a part of Sadie’s decision to be baptized and they will continue to play a role in her life in the years to come.

A key point here is that our church’s children’s and youth ministries are designed to reinforce what is happening at home, not to replace it. There is no substitute for the role of the parent; no ministry can come close to matching the influence of a mom and dad.

We work together to grow in our faith as adults and we work together in the faith development of our kids.

The world we live in is not a faith-friendly place. We inherited a broken world that is full of darkness and temptation and because of this we need all of the help we can get to keep our families moving in the right direction along the narrow way of Christianity. We are bombarded with the wrong kind of influence every hour of every day and this has a cumulative effect on us and our faith will slowly weaken if we are not intentional about offsetting this influence through personal devotion and corporate worship. We need all of the help we can get in strengthening our marriages and in becoming better parents, and our church stands ready to offer this help.

My kids will someday walk onto a college campus (hopefully Texas Tech!) and the authenticity of their faith will be tested. How they live when they leave home will be determined in large part by how we live in front of them while they are here. Authentic faith is both taught and caught – taught as we open the Bible at home for family prayers and as we take them to participate in our church’s children’s and youth ministries, and caught as they see and sense the love we have for God and as they see and sense this in the lives of other adults in our church.

YOURCHURCH

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Our church has effective programs and passionate leadership for every stage of the journey – children, youth, and university, all the way to senior adults because we never stop needing help. We are constantly evaluating our programs in an effort to grow in our effectiveness and become a better resource for families.

As a university pastor I often get to harvest some of the fruit that was years in the making. Parents and grandparents pray over kids and live out their faith in front of them for years. Children’s ministers and VBS directors teach bible stories and songs. Youth pastors teach week after week and walk with them through the turbulent teenage years and take

John SchaffnerAssociate Pastor for University Life

them to youth camp and on mission trips, and pastors faithfully teach the Bible year after year. Years of investment - countless prayers, Bible stories, songs, and teaching moments that are planted into the hearts and minds of kids and youth often begin to bear fruit during the university chapter of their journey. This is a special and exciting time as truth gets activated and dormant seeds that have hibernated for years begin to blossom and bear fruit.

A part of our church’s vision for university ministry is to keep them connected to the church during this vital time in their faith development. Our goal is not to provide religious entertainment for them while they are in college but rather mobilize them to be on mission while they are in college and to produce fully

devoted, lifelong followers of Christ. YOU are a critical part of seeing this vision become a reality. The first thing you can do is to continue to invest in the lives of the kids that have been entrusted to you. You might be a parent and need encouragement to keep going, even when it seems like your prayers are bouncing off of the ceiling, even when your teenager throws the truth back in your face – keep going, don’t give up! So much of what happens in our university ministry was determined a decade ago by the parents and grandparents of the students that are now freshmen. Another thing you can do is to never stop praying. As a matter of fact, pray even more for your child as they leave home and go to college because their faith is being tested and you can provide some long distance air support in the battle they are fighting through your fervent prayers. A lot of what happens in our university ministry is the result of praying parents, grandparents, and churches back home. Finally, you can continue to tithe in order to support the ministries of our church. First Baptist Lubbock has the most effective church-based university ministry in the country for several reasons: 1) Our pastor and staff believe in it. 2) We have a team of passionate and dedicated adult volunteers.3) We allocate significant resources towards this ministry. Many churches say they want a university ministry but few, if any, back that up in their budgets like First Lubbock does, and we are allowed to allocate these ministry dollars because of your giving.

Let’s continue to work together as a family – God’s family, Church family, and your family.

Precept – Ezekiel Part 2Tuesday mornings at 9:30am in 302(begins January 21)

When was the last time that you stopped what you were doing and saw greater value in someone other than yourself? Stop and look around, needs are represented each day in whatever setting you find yourself in.

Taking the time to meet needs is a scary thought. If you have never taken the time to serve someone else, this edition of the Connect offers opportunities for you to begin the journey of “living a missional life.”

Women’s Bible Studiesbeginning in January

Gideon by Priscilla ShirerTuesday mornings at 9:30am in 301 (begins January 21)Wednesday night at 6:00pm in 301 (begins January 22)

SAVE A LIFE

In March of 2012 First Baptist began participating in the Save A Life Ministry. This ministry is a mentorship program where an inmate is selected by the chaplain of the Lubbock County Correctional facility and a church comes alongside that inmate while they are incarcerated and disciples that inmate in preparation for the day of their release. For over nine months 6 men from our church have faithfully met with Brent to encourage, challenge, pray and seek the Lord weekly. One group of guys meet on Wednesday night and another group meet on Thursday morning. We have seen Brent make significant progress in not only accepting responsibility for his actions but in seeing his time in prision as an opportunity for God to use him to make a difference in the lives of others. David Rowen, one of the men working with Brent, shared that Brent mentioned one encounter with an inmate located near him as they go to bed at night.The

inmates are rather rowdy and make inappropriate comments to one another and Brent has been hearing this go on for some time. He said he was somewhat rude to the man and wanted him to stop as the man was trying to be accepted into the Save a Life Program. Brent said he could have been nicer about it. I am rather proud of Brent in his insight (even though it was post-intervention). It is obvious that God is moving in his life, otherwise he would not have had the conviction. The intervention was successful as the man told others he was not participating in that kind of talk anymore, and eventually led another man to say the same thing to a different person. God is indeed moving. Please pray for this ministry as we prepare for Brent’s release and for the men who go on a weekly basis to the prison.

SAVE A LIFE A ministry for incarcerated men

Scott CarlinAssociate Pastor for

Family Life

beginning in January

ON THE MOVE TO BETHLEHEM:During December, our Children’s Ministry, during Sunday School each week, will experience and participate in the journey to Bethlehem, as well as what happens after Bethlehem. Our leadership in each classroom prepares fun “hands-on” activities, a 3rd grade “puppet presentation”, a “market street with Roman soldiers”, and unique decorations that is a great visual for this journey. It is such a fun learning experience for our children and something all of us anticipate each year!

Come early so your children won’t miss a single second during this month! We are EXCITED to witness the eyes of our children light up with the understanding of the wonderful “GIFT” of Christmas and how we can have this gift forever!

When you think of Family Dedication you recall all of those precious little babies in their beautiful new clothes being held by their very proud parents, but family dedication is much more than that. Family Dedication is a daily choice.

In our Family Dedication class we talk about the importance of living out our faith at home. Home is where our children learn what it means to be an everyday Christian, not just what one looks like at Sunday School. The average child spends more than 3,000 hours with their parents every year but only 40 hours a year at church so living your faith at home is imperative.

Deuteronomy 6 makes it very clear about teaching our children how to live a Christ centered life. This verse it the crux of our Family Dedication class.

Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates. (NIV)

Not only is living your faith at home important, it is commanded in verses 7-9. Making that daily choice to teach your children how to love God with all your heart, soul and strength is up to you, but you are not alone in your daily struggles.

As a church family, we are here to support you. Take advantage of our classes we offer, get your children involved in activities in addition to Sunday School. And even if your precious little one is much bigger now, feel free to join us for one of our family dedication classes just as a refresher. We will have 3 classes this spring and each is on a Sunday Night from 5-7pm. Feel free to contact me any time with questions.(jspringer@firstlubbock.org)

The Awana program available to families with children in our church, not only encourages students to memorize God’s word, but to truly understand what the verses in the Bible are saying. To complete one of the extra credit tasks in his book, Luke Dufilho, a fifth grader in the program, was challenged to take on Psalm 148. He was asked to read this song of praise to God and make a banner using different materials to create it.

Luke used the words “Praise the Lord” and chose a different medium for each letter to represent some of the creatures that the Psalmist calls on to praise Him. He used blue paper for the skies, glitter for His angels, and camouflage duct tape for the armies of heaven. Gold star stickers

represented the twinkling stars, fish stickers for the creatures of the ocean depths, and he took a match to the letter ‘e’ to represent fire. Luke depicted the snow and clouds with snowflakes and cotton balls and used dirt to symbolize the mountains and hills. He glued twigs on his banner for the fruit trees and cedars and feathers for the birds that are to praise Him. Lastly, he used rhinestones to represent the kings and rulers of the earth and he used eyes for all people – young men and young women, old men and children.

By completing this project, Luke was able to learn that the entire world and everything in it was meant to praise the Lord. We are grateful for students who desire to know and understand the Word of God. And we are grateful to parents who work together with their children helping them learn how to hide God’s Word in their hearts!

Robin DufilhoAWANA T&T Director

JUMP!! is an exciting new event we have implemented for our church family kids and their community friends this fall semester for kids in K-5th grade. We studied the Armor of God, but also included lots of fun games, worship songs, and we even had pizza a few times!

We will continue JUMP!! for the Spring semester on January 19th, 2014!

During this semester the grades will be divided:• K-2nd grade will be “JUMP!! – Team Kid”.

FANTASTIC fun through “Jumping the Hurdles”

• 3-5th grade will be JUMP!! NEXT LEVEL” EXTREME fun through “Force Field!”

Make sure you put JUMP!! on your calendar as we prepare for an exciting Spring semester!

John Van Den HeuvelPreteen Ministry Intern

Owen Brock, son of Eric and Amy Gandy, was born September 10 at 9:15 p.m., weighing 2 pounds, 1 ounce, and measuring 13 inches.

Colt Jackson, son of Gerad and Ashley Troutman, was born September 11 at 4:42 p.m., weighing 4 pounds, 1.8 ounce, and measuring 17 3/4 inches. Colt was welcomed by big brother, Cash.

Emily Ryan, daughter of Jon and Kamie Bordewyk, was born October 30 at 12:56 p.m., weighing 6 pounds, 10 ounces, and measuring 20 inches.

Nora Jean, daughter of Casey and Sara Maines, was born November 13 at 1:35 p.m., weighing 6 pounds, 11 ounces, and measuring 21 inches. Nora was welcomed by big brother, Cort.

Sam Alcantar Dalton CoxCailin Crosthwait James DooleyMarcie DooleyDana Horton Katharine HudzietzRaleigh Hudzietz

Kyler JuergensCamisha KibbleJennifer OdomTim OdomTimothy Robinson Peyton SellersSandra VenturaKyntra Yates

Ian CollinsTatum HarrisonNicole Hjelmervik

Sadie Schaffner

Celebrating New Life

December 4thLunch: Baked ham, black eye peas, sweet potatoes, salad bar, corn bread, assorted desserts Dinner: Pork, scalloped potatoes, salad bar, vegetables, sweet yeast rolls, assorted desserts Kids: Steak fingers, macaronni and cheese, apples, cupcake

December 11thLunch: Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad bar, dinner rolls, apple cobbler Dinner: Smoked sausage, cabbage and tomatoes, baked beans, salad bar, bread sticks, peach cobbler Kids: Hamburger, fries, pears, cookies

Profession of Faith & Baptism

Celebrating New Life

Joined By Letter/Statement

LUNCH-11:30am • Lowrie Hall, $5

Wednesday Lunch Menus:

Fiction:Outcast - PetersheimPlace of Peace - ClipstonPromise Box - GoyerQuarryman’s Bride - PetersonRosemary Cottage - CobleSeason for Tending - ClipstonSeason for Love - Clipston

Non-Fiction:Happy, Happy, Happy - RoberstonMan of God - Stanley

DVDS:Walk In My Shoes

Check It Out(Media Library)

WEDNESDAYS @ 6PM (begins January 15)

Conversation Peace: The Power of Transformed Speech - Member Book by Mary KassianMary Kassian masterfully presents seven biblical principles to help women revolutionize their speech habits

throughout everyday life. Discover how you can improve your relationships by allowing God’s Word to transform your heart.

Spring Wednesday Night & Sunday Night Bible Studies

Financial Peace by Dave RamseyA Biblically based cirriculum that teaches people how to manage

money God’s way. Dave’s class will show you how to get rid of debt, manage your money, spend and save wisely, and much more!

SUNDAYS @ 5PM (begins December 19)The Book of Ruth: Love RedefinedBy Paul E. MillerWhat happens when ordinary people, in hard times encounter an extraordinary faithful love? They fall into the hands of the Master Storyteller.

FISCAL ‘12-’13(Monies received as of 12/01/13)

Budget Required YTD ........................ $3,138,949.80Budget Received YTD ....................... $2,652,422.14Landmark YTD ......................................... $37,264.00

Current Budget AmountsGLOBAL MISSIONS OFFERING GOAL ‘13-’14: $172,450.00

To date we have received: ................... $87,865.92

Amount Needed to meet our Global Missions Responsibilities: ...................................... $84,584.08

MINISTRY EVENTSDECEMBER15: Birthday Parties for Jesus

JANUARY15: AWANA Clubs begin16: MOPS 9:30-11:30am21: Expectant Parents Dinner24: Play and Connect Science Spectrum26: Family Dedication Class30: MOPS 9:30-11:30am31: Parents Night Out

PRESCHOOL

CHILDREN/PRETEENJANUARY15: AWANA Kids in Worship 6:00-8:00pm19: JUMP 5:00-6:30pm29: AWANA Theme Night Pajama Night31: Children’s Express Preteen Night Out 6:30-10:30pm

STUDENTSDECEMBER & JANUARYSundays-• Sunday School: 9:30am• Synergy Groups: 5-7pm HS 5-6:30pm MSWednesdays-• Underground: 6:30-8pm

JANUARY26: 168 begins, 5:00pm (Sunday evenings)31: DNOW

UNIVERSITYJANUARY16: Paradigm (FBC)19: NINE30 Worship & Life Groups resume 23: Paradigm (FBC)30: Paradigm (FBC)

50+ MINISTRYJANUARY3: Game Day 4:00PM (Lowrie Hall)

DEC/JAN

LUNCH-11:30am • Lowrie Hall, $5

DECEMBER8: Prime Time Choir Christmas 6:00pm (Chapel) Worship and Arts rehearsals resume 630pm (Music Suite) 15: Night Of Worship At Christmas 6:00pm (Worship Center)24: Christmas Eve @ 6:00pm Carols, Candlelight and Communion

DECEMBER24,25:Churchofficesclosed

JANUARY1:Churchofficesclosed

WORSHIP

JANUARY7: Precept Studies Begin Tuesdays @ 9:30am 6:00pm (Worship Center) 21: Gideon Study Begins Tuesdays @ 9:30am (rm 301)22: Gideon Study Begins Wednesdays @ 6:00pm (rm 301)

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MarkYourCalendarsDECEMBERSunday, Dec. 1: 9:30 Bible Study (University in Chapel) 11:00 Worship Only, No 8:15am or 6pm

Sunday, Dec. 15: Night Of Worship at Christmas, 6pm

Wednesday, Dec. 18: Last Wednesday Activities (to resume Jan. 8)

Sunday, Dec. 22: No Evening Service

Tuesday, Dec. 24: Christmas Eve Service @ 6pm Churchofficesclosed24&25

Sunday, Dec. 29: No Evening Service

JANUARYWednesday, Jan. 1: Churchofficesclosed

Wednesday, Jan 8: Wednesday Activities resume