March 27, 2015
by Joy Bice
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Category:
Sermon Application
| Tags: Anxiety, Struggle, Joy Bice, Acts, Ascension
This past Sunday Steve preached on the Ascension of Christ. The glorious truth about Jesus being in heaven as my representative before the Father made me want to weep. The enormity of what Jesus had done, and is still doing for me, is so overwhelming. It can be easy to hear a sermon and then go on as usual afterwards without letting the impact of the word affect our lives....
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January 23, 2015
by Joy Bice
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Category:
Women's Ministry
| Tags: Women, Mom's, Grace, Books, Joy Bice
Biblical Resources to encourage you in the task of mothering. ...
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December 31, 2014
by Joy Bice
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Category:
Uncategorized
| Tags: Trusting God, Women, Joy Bice
Perhaps you don't think much about a new year because life just goes on as it always has. Perhaps the extra eating, lack of routine, and money spent over the holidays has you longing for order. Perhaps you look at the new year as a chance to improve. Perhaps you look at a new year with an attitude of defeat as you consider all that is going wrong in your life or in the wor...
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August 15, 2014
by Joy Bice
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Category:
Women's Ministry
| Tags: Women, Joy in the Morning, SGC Women, Joy Bice
George Mueller, famous for his faith in God to provide for the many orphans he cared for, is said to have stayed in his time with the Lord each morning until his soul was happy in Jesus. And the scriptures remind us that God's mercies are new every morning because of His faithfulness so we have been given a recurring gift from God to start each day with joy in the morning....
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June 24, 2014
by Joy Bice
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Category:
SGC Women
| Tags: SGC Women, Joy Bice, Joy, Fruit of the Spirit
My name is Joy. It's actually my middle name; my first name is Elizabeth. There's a long story about how I came to be called Joy instead but suffice it to say I've been called Joy since the second grade. Joy is as fine a name as any other but there's something about it which I have found somewhat difficult to live with. Most names are just names, but my name carries with i...
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