Service every Shabbat (Saturday), 10:00AM at:

105 N Park St
Monroeville, PA 15146-4013

July 2010

Saturday, July 3 - 10 AM - special guests Dr. Dan Juster, our shaliach, and his prophetically gifted wife, Patty. There is an Oneg following services.

Sunday July 4 - Happy Birthday USA

Sunday, July 11 - 6:30 PM – Healing and Prayer Chavurah based on Max Lucado “Fearless” – see flyer. Continues on July 18, 25, and August 8, 15, 22, 29.

Saturday, July 24 - 10 AM - Mikveh/Baptism services to be held at Word and Worship Church, 1200 Wolfe Ave., North Braddock 15104. Please see Ned if you desire to be immersed.

Saturday, July 31 - 10 AM - New Member recognition and Bat Mitzvah, daughter of the commandment celebration, for Lynnise Johnson and Emily Exler.

Sunday, Aug 1 - 6 PM food, 7 PM worship Shoresh David Worship Team and Dancers, Praise at the Pavilion/Praise Fest 2010.
The Presbyterian Church of Plum Creek
550 Center New Texas Road
Plum Borough 15239
Spreading the Good News of Yeshua through song and dance!

Making Room for a Move of God….

We presently find ourselves between the spring and fall feasts---a down time---a time to reflect. Between the busyness we have opportunity to make room in our life for God’s miracle. Let’s be honest, we all need one!

I’m thinking about the story of the Shunammite woman in II Kings 4. What a wonderful example of one who made room in her life for God’s prophet, Elisha. In reality, she was making room in her heart for God’s habitation. Through the cross of Yeshua, God has made room for His presence to come and abide.

What the Shunammite did in a physical sense (provided a place for Elisha to sleep); we can do in a spiritual sense by making room in our lives for a miracle working God. Once we accept the idea that God has a miracle for us, we experience a shift in our awareness of Him and all that He’s able to perform.

As the Shunammite was obedient to the Spirit, evidenced by her insistence that Elisha and his servant come stay with her, we can insist that the Lord comes and meets our need. The Shunammite went from barrenness to a baby boy. We, too, can go from barrenness to receiving the gift of having our greatest need met in our own lives (that’s the miracle)!

When the Enemy Comes to Steal, Kill, and Destroy….

Like the Shunammite, many of us have experienced God’s gracious hand in our lives only to know the bitterness of having the gift stolen. What did this great lady do? She pursued the Source of her miracle through Elisha and would not let him go until she recovered all. Her victory became the seed of a life of miracles and a great heritage.

Here’s a lesson from the Shunammite: her refusal to give in and give up made room for God’s continual supply in her life. Do you have an impossibility that you wish to turn into a possibility? What the Shunammite did for Elisha, do for the Source---make room for a miracle working God.

Blessings, Nathan

There are no regular collections at Shoresh David– please use the pushke (offering box) at the back of the room for your tithes and offerings!

There are Shabbat school classes during services for ages 3-4, 5-12, and teens.

Month's Greeters:
3rd - Jim
10th - Diane
17th - Marie
24th - Bob
31st - Cindy