March 5, 2016 - Loma Linda University Church

Church at Study
RANDALL AMPHITHEATER
Congregational Singing
10:30 A.M.
Tammy Hayton, SM’91; Bruce Hayton, SM’84; Art Giebel, SM’91
He Lives
No. 251
Prayer, Welcome, and Introductions
Paul Chung, SM ‘91
Opening Hymn
Musical Selection
In Return
Corinne Atiga, vocal; David Siahaan, keyboard
Special Feature
God’s Achilles Heel
(Sunshine Kim)
Prayer for the Offering
Arlyn Drew SM ’91
Duane Baldwin, SM ‘91
Offering
Sabbath School Expense
(Place mission offering in envelope.)
Offertory
Go Light Your World
Kendall Littell, vocal; Laurel Guthrie, keyboard
Tuesday, March 8
6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 9
9:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Sabbath, March 12
9:00 a.m. & 11:45 a.m.
10:25 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Experiencing God Bible Study, Fellowship Hall
Mom’s Network, Room 102
Open Prayer Circle, “The Great Hope,” Room 102
Prayer Meeting, “The Ten Commandments – and now for the rest of the story, part 2,” Paul Damazo, Room 111
Chris Rice
Sigfried Roeske
Sunset Today - 5:49 p.m.
March 5, 2016
Sunset Next Week - 5:55 p.m.
Welcome to our guests who are attending the Alumni Postgraduate Convention of the
School of Medicine here at Loma Linda University! We are delighted you have chosen
to join us in worship today!
He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands
Dorothy & Gerald Wareham, SM ‘85, piano duet
Superintendent: Bev & Ed Krick, SM ‘61
Keyboard: Laurel Guthrie, SM ’16
Producers: Elsie Chan & Michael Weismeyer
However, they prefer to keep Jesus their own little secret. When confronted with
questions of faith, they remain silent. When called to speak a word of witness, they
demur. When it’s necessary to stand and deliver, they sit in silence.
Sigfried Roeske
arr. Dorothy Matar-Wareham
Relive Ministry
Young Adult Ministry
www.reliveministry.com
of Seventh-day Adventists
“The Verdict of a Midnight Visitor,” Randy Roberts, Sanctuary
Relive Worship, “I Have Decided,” Randy Roberts, Sanctuary LLUC Sabbath School, “Peter on the Great Controversy,” Ginger Ketting Weller, Randall Amphitheater
We are currently in a sermon series titled Verdict. Our theme is the cross of Christ.
More specifically, we are encountering the fact that the cross demands a verdict. The
truth is, I am convinced that there are people around us and among us who follow
Jesus, but who do so from a distance. They believe that Jesus was sent from God.
They accept his mission to save the world. They understand their need of a Savior. In
fact, they go so far as to accept him as their personal Savior.
Closing Prayer
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Sermon Introduction
Paul and the Rebellion
Lesson
Postlude
Cece Winans
Calendar
Tyler Stewart
Sabbath service, 10:25 a.m., LLUC Sanctuary
It’s not that they’re doing anything wrong, is it? After all, they believe. They pray. They
read Scripture. They attend church. They are part of the body of Christ. It’s just that,
when it counts, they would rather not own their faith.
And then comes Calvary. And then comes Good Friday. And then comes the cross.
And it is then that they discover a simple, searing truth: the cross demands a verdict.
Today, is that someone you?
Randy Roberts, Senior Pastor
LLUC services are aired live on the church website at
www.lluc.org and are also aired live and broadcast on
Loma Linda Broadcasting Network (LLBN) via the Internet
at www.llbn.tv, Time Warner Cable channel 17 in Loma
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and Redlands, Roku (under BrightStarTV), and Glorystar
satellite (which carries LLBN, 3ABN, Hope Channel, and
other Christian networks). For more information, please
visit www.llbn.tv, or call (866) 552-6881.
Rebroadcast Schedule of
University Church Programs on LLBN
Sunday
Monday Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday
Friday
(SS) 8:00 p.m.
(V) 4:00 a.m., (W) 11:00 a.m.
(SS) 12:00 a.m.
(W) 3:00 a.m., (V) 8:00 p.m.
(SS) 4:00 a.m.
(V) 12:00 a.m., (W) 7:00 p.m.
(SS-Sabbath School; V-Vespers; W-Worship)
Questions or Comments: [email protected] • Online at: www.lluc.org
DVD copies of LLUC worship services are available for purchase online at www.llucstore.com
Church Office Hours: Mon.–Thur., 8:00am – 5:00pm ; Fri., 8:00am – noon. Closed Tues., 8:30 – 9:30am
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11125 Campus Street, Loma Linda, CA 92354 • (909) 558-4570
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Church at WorshipMarch 5
SACTUARY
9:00 & 11:45 a.m
Vespers
SACTUARY4:30 p.m
Out of respect for worshippers around you, please silence all electronic devices.
Antonin Dvorak
Doug Mace
Roger Hadley, SM ‘74
Call to Worship
Psalm 95
Sanctuary Choir
Ariel Quintana
Songs of Praise
All Glory, Laud, and Honor
Crown Him with Many Crowns
Jesus Paid It All
Randy Speyer
Prayer
The center floral arrangement is
presented by the Alumni Association,
School of Medicine, LLU, in honor of the
84th Annual Postgraduate Convention,
the golden anniversary class of 1966, and
the silver anniversary class of 1991.
University Church Campers will camp at
Guajome Regional Park (Oceanside) on
March 11-13. Ramon and Nikki Gonzalez will
present a special program. Bring your tent or
camper or just come for the day. Call Joan
Summers (909) 796-6075 for information and
reservations before March 7.
David Blue, SM ‘911
Arnold Peterson, SM ‘663
Prayer Response
O How He Loves You and Me
Sanctuary Choir
Tithes and Offerings
Local Church Budget
Kurt Kaiser
Be Thou My Vision
Sanctuary Orchestra
arr. Dan Goeller
Love Divine, All Loves Excelling
Sanctuary Choir & Orchestra
Anthem
Loma Linda Academy family volunteer
night on Saturday March 12 begins with
Vespers at 6:00 p.m. Service projects,
which follow from 6:30-8:30 p.m., include
filling hygiene packs, tying fleece blankets,
creating pet toys, packing soup mix,
wrapping birthday gifts, donating hair to
Locks of Love, and other projects to help
those in need in our community. Bring the
whole family to this free event. Follow signs
to the specific on-campus location. Fun
foods will be available for sale. For more
information, go to www.lla.org/fvn16.
(Loose offerings go to church budget.)
Offertory
Mack Wilberg
Meditation
Scripture Reading
Matthew 27:57–61, TNIV
(Pew Bible, page 1486)
Sermon
Closing Prayer
Postlude
Earl Hackett, SM ‘661
Janice Hackett, SM ‘661
Bonnie Chi-Lum, SM ‘913
The Old Rugged Cross
Hymn of Meditation
The Verdict of the Secret Disciple
Verdict series, Part 2
Final-Marche from Suite No. 2
(Please maintain reverence during the postlude.)
Community Life
No. 159
(verses 1 & 2)
Healthy People in Healthy Communities
Conference will be held March 8 & 9 at the
LLU Drayson Center. The 2016 HPHCC is
a concerted effort to connect and engage
with people to embark on innovative
pathways for improving the population’s
health, enhance overall well-being, and
foster greater equity in our society. We
will explore making health a shared value
and strengthening integration of health
services and systems. Visit our website at
www.healthypeopleconference.org.
Randy Roberts
Randy Roberts
Leon Böellmann3
Adrian Dumitrescu, conductor, sanctuary orchestra
Kimo Smith, organist
Karis Boling & Gilbert Hernandez, producers
Ariel Quintana, conductor, sanctuary choir
1
First Service
3
Third Service
WORSHIP PARTICIPANTS
Doug Mace, pastor for middle school ministries, LLUC
David Blue, pediatric and neonatal anesthesiologist, St. Joseph, MI
Arnold Peterson, OB/GYN, physician, practicing in Portland, OR
Earl C. Hackett, retired, Central American missionary, ER physician, Cookeville, TN
Janice K. Hackett, retired, Central American missionary, Cookeville, TN
Bonnie Chi-Lum, associate professor, preventive medicine, LLUSM
Roger Hadley, Dean of LLUSM
There is no hospitality dinner today.
Offering today: Local church budget.
Next week: Local church budget. All loose
and undesignated offerings are applied to
church budget. You may give online by
visiting www.lluc.org.
Video Announcements
Prelude
In Nature’s Realm
Sanctuary Orchestra
Pastoral Welcome
Church Life
FEB 27 THE VERDICT OF A MADDENED MOB
MAR 5 THE VERDICT OF A SECRET DISCIPLE
MAR 12 THE VERDICT OF A MIDNIGHT VISITOR
MAR 19 THE VERDICT OF A CASUAL ACCOMPLICE
MAR 25 ( GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE ) THE VERDICT OF A DYING CRIMINAL
MAR 26 ( EASTER SABBATH CELEBRATION )
THE VERDICT OF THE EMPTY TOMB
LLU Medical Auxiliary Annual
Homecoming brunch will be Sunday,
March 6, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Linda Hall. Nicole
Johnson, author, performer, and speaker
with Women of Faith, will be the featured
speaker. Silent auction, music by the Key
Tones, food, and fellowship await you. Call
or visit (909) 558-4639 or llumedaux.org.
Ham Radio Club meets Sunday, March
13, 7 p.m., Room 111.
Quilters will meet Sunday, March 13, and
Monday, March 14, in Fellowship Hall
West, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Bring a potluck
dish and enjoy the beauty of quiltmaking
for babies needing to be wrapped in a
touch of Jesus’ love. No experience is
necessary, just willing hands and heart.
Kenya Mission Trip: This summer,
June 22 - July 4, we will be going on
another exciting trip to the Mara to help
build a brand-new secondary school and
provide medical and dental care for the
Maasai community. As always, we will
end our trip with a two-day safari in the
incredible Maasai Mara preserve. For more
information, please visit lluc.org or call the
church office at 909-558-4570, ext 47091.
Does Adventism inspire young
Adventists? That’s the question a diverse
panel of engaged young Adventists will
grapple with next Sabbath at 3 p.m. on
March 12 in the Damazo Amphitheater,
sponsored by the Humanities Program,
School of Religion.
A qualified charitable distribution from
your IRA can be a convenient way to
support LLUC. Now that Congress has
made the QCD permanent, call Betsy
Matthews at the church office to see if
you are eligible.
Calimesa Community Concerts presents
a sacred concert by Pro Deo. Enjoy the
rich harmonies of Pro Deo’s young voices
and instrumentalists on Saturday, March
19, at 6 p.m. For more information, call
the concert line (909) 795-4960.
Friends of Canada meet today at 5 p.m.
in the Student Pavilion. Come and enjoy
the fellowship. For more information call
Bill Soloniuk (951) 235-7560.
Please help the University of the
Southern Caribbean in Trinidad/
Tobago start a band and orchestra
program by making a tax-deductible
donation of a used instrument. Please visit
buildaband.uscsocal.org for details.
To donate, contact Kerron Hislop at
(909) 212-9586 or [email protected].