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New Adventures During This Time

The past several weeks have been ones of ups and downs. They have also included new adventures for me teaching online. It has been a blessing to reconnect with students online using Zoom. Online services from my church have also been a blessing. My pastor has been doing a live devotional weekday mornings as well.…

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The past several weeks have been ones of ups and downs. They have also included new adventures for me teaching online. It has been a blessing to reconnect with students online using Zoom.

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Online services from my church have also been a blessing. My pastor has been doing a live devotional weekday mornings as well. So I have been able to stay connected to my church.

I have enjoyed Zoom chats with other bloggers, ordered food deliveries online, started tutoring someone online for preparing for college, and other fun new things.

BUT

Something was missing. I have missed my Sunday morning group. Sunday mornings have been the time that I share Jesus with friends from other countries in a bible study I lead at church. Over the years people from several countries have come to my Sunday morning bible study. For many of them it was their first introduction to Jesus.

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This Sunday I will try hosting the group using Zoom. So far two have said they want to join. I am excited about this. It will be wonderful to share Jesus through a bible study again. I have really missed it the past six weeks.

Here in my state they are saying we can return to worship services in our church building at the end of May. Until then, my ministry can continue. 🙂

Thank you for reading. God Bless.

34 responses to “New Adventures During This Time”

  1. Peevee Barrington Avatar
    Peevee Barrington

    Glad you guys have that definite date already… I miss personal gathering with our church family as well. 😭

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Hope you can have a definite date too little sister

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  2. Lydia Potter Avatar
    Lydia Potter

    That’ll be exciting!

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      yes 🙂

      Reply
  3. dbobstoner Avatar
    dbobstoner

    But have you found more people engaging with what’s been said on Zoom etc than in the past physically? We are at much higher numbers and many of them haven’t been to church in the recent past (or at all). Are we at a crossroads for the traditional and digital mediums? Is there a both option?

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      I think there can be a both option especially as churches slowly begin to meet in the buildings again. I think this experience has opened my eyes to new opportunities.

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      1. dbobstoner Avatar
        dbobstoner

        How many churches could accommodate their congregations within social distancing restrictions? Here in the UK there’s no consideration for churches to be opened yet.

      2. jesusluvsall Avatar
        jesusluvsall

        Where I live in the Midwest US, they are talking about end of May but with guidelines of staying six feet apart. That will be difficult. My church building is large enough to accommodate that but many aren’t

  4. sallyball8323 Avatar
    sallyball8323

    Hi !
    I have been praying for you during this time. I know that you are a people person, and it is nice that you have been receiving lots of support from your community.
    I’ve been using this time to try to learn some Greek, using Youtube resources.
    I just recently learned that the New Testament was originally written in Greek.
    Like you, I also enjoy languages. 🤗

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Thank you for praying. Greek is a fun language and the story behind Koine or Common Greek shows how God works. Alexander the great had the Greek language simplified for a common language that was spread through his empire, mostly the Mediterranean World and Mideast. 300 years later Jesus was born, ministered, trained his disciples, was crucified and resurrected. He then sent his disciples out as apostles who took the gospel to the world helped by the common language of Greek.

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      1. sallyball8323 Avatar
        sallyball8323

        Thanks for the explanation. I can tell that you are a teacher. Teaching is an art, a gift, and a vocation. 🤗

      2. jesusluvsall Avatar
        jesusluvsall

        thank you 🙂

  5. bigskybuckeye Avatar
    bigskybuckeye

    I am thankful in being able to attend worship virtually. However, I do miss seeing and interacting with people in person.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      I miss seeing people in person too

      Reply
  6. alimw2013 Avatar
    alimw2013

    Hoping Bible study goes well and it’ll be interesting to see how everything plays out but I’m ready to welcome “normal” soon❤️

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      me too

      Reply
  7. Dawn Avatar
    Dawn

    Glad you’re able to stay connected with others online. There are many blessings even in the midst of this crisis.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Yes there are, how are you?

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      1. Dawn Avatar
        Dawn

        I’m good. Just the normal Saturday tasks/chores. How are you?

      2. jesusluvsall Avatar
        jesusluvsall

        I am good. I took a long nap lol

      3. Dawn Avatar
        Dawn

        Naps are a good thing! 😴

  8. Made Of Still Avatar
    Made Of Still

    Hello there! I think zoom is really good for online teaching. I am using webex and blackboard collaborate but I prefer zoom .
    Be blessed.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      What do you teach?

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      1. Made Of Still Avatar
        Made Of Still

        Hello!! I don’t teach 😅 I am a masters student 🌺

      2. jesusluvsall Avatar
        jesusluvsall

        What do you study?

      3. Made Of Still Avatar
        Made Of Still

        clinical social work 😀

  9. DeborahMarie Avatar
    DeborahMarie

    It’s a good thing the Church is not confined to a building! 😁 Keep up the “good work”! We will be back in church the first Sunday in May. I’ll be attending “parking lot” church in the morning where I will be expressing my hearty amens via my horn!😂

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Honk away 🙂

      Reply
      1. DeborahMarie Avatar
        DeborahMarie

        Beep 🚙 🎶Beep🚘🎶

  10. herrychiccounsels Avatar
    herrychiccounsels

    This is good. I love that you are enjoying the virtual season we all are in right now. 🤗
    How was the first session of the Bible study like, this last Sunday?

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      It was good. You can join if you want to. It is at 3pm your time

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      1. herrychiccounsels Avatar
        herrychiccounsels

        That’s really great.💃 Okay big bro. I will sometime. ☺
        My weekends some times are unexpected. 🙈

      2. jesusluvsall Avatar
        jesusluvsall

        🙂

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