Tuesday, April 02, 2013

Daily Encouragement (04/02/13) "Many Convincing Proofs"

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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Lancaster County stone farmhouse
Lancaster County Stone Farmhouse on Bowman Road near Rockvale Outlets. It is now a Bed & Breakfast.

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"Many Convincing Proofs"

"After His suffering, He presented Himself to them and gave many convincing proofs that He was alive. He appeared to them over a period of forty days and spoke about the kingdom of God" (Acts 1:3). "He appeared to more than five hundred of the brothers at the same time, most of whom are still living, though some have fallen asleep" (1 Corinthians 15:6).

I believe in Jesus
I believe He is the Son of God
I believe He died and rose again
I believe He paid for us all

A proud, ungodly professor tried to "reason" with a young child who believed in the Lord Jesus; "My dear little girl, you don't know whom you believe in. There have been many christs, in which of them do you believe?" The child confidently replied, "I know which one I believe in. I believe in the Christ who rose from the dead!"

I, along with people of past and present generations, agree with this confident child. The physician/historian/theologian Luke begins his historical account as "The Acts of the Apostles", with this thoughtful introduction: "After His suffering, He showed Himself to these men and gave many convincing proofs that He was alive. He appeared to them over a period of forty days and spoke about the kingdom of God" (Acts 1:3). Today we want to consider one of the many convincing proofs that Christ is alive.

The faith of the Christian believer has a sound, objective, verifiable historical basis.  Luke calls them convincing proofs. There were also many appearances of the resurrected Christ over the 40-day period from the day of His resurrection to the day of His ascension that are not recorded in the historical portions of the Gospels or Acts and our second daily text is one of them.

In 1 Corinthians 15 the apostle Paul lists the names of some whom Christ appeared to following His resurrection, including one remarkable occasion when more than five hundred had gathered with the Lord which is not mentioned anywhere else in Scripture. This particular appearance to over 500 in one setting must have been a part of the record transmitted through the apostolic preaching and early history of the church. I yearn for more details of this encounter but will have to wait till heaven to speak personally to these unnamed eyewitnesses. However, it must have been quite a meeting!

Who were these five hundred plus brothers? (I am speculating that there were women and children present on this occasion as well.) I believe these were some of the many unnamed followers who believed in Christ during His earthly ministry. They would not have had the same depth of teaching the disciples had and likely the trial, sufferings and death of Christ was a huge faith crisis for them.

Had they been misled? Was it all for naught? Then the reports began to circulate that Jesus had risen from the dead and had appeared to some of the women and His disciples. Could it really be?

At some point they gathered for the meeting referred to in our daily text. I somehow see it at the side of a mountain or beside the Lake of Galilee, although we are not told. It must have been something. I smile as I think of the joy and relief and vindication of faith that swept through that crowd. If I were to picture them singing it would be a spirited and joyful song written by Don Francisco many centuries later.

He's alive yes He's alive
Hallelujah He's alive
He's alive and I'm forgiven
Heaven's gates are open wide
He's alive He's alive He's alive


Can you imagine the stir as people sought to get a glimpse of what others were describing as the person of Jesus. Voices could be heard as people nudged one another, "Jesus!  Look, it's Jesus!  He's alive!  Can you believe it!"  Still others pointed to the moving figure in the distance, "There He is!" Surely many excited parents hoisted children on their shoulders to get a view of Jesus as they tried to explain, "It is He, the Crucified Christ!"

Others would have squeezed through small openings in the crowd, likely annoying those whom they bumped along the way, anything so they could get a closer look at the resurrected Christ. There were no big screens or cameras for close-ups of Jesus so there's little doubt that some were frantic in their attempt to get a good view of this walking Miracle. Most of them were still alive as Paul wrote, but since this was written some 25 years after the event, some had also "fallen asleep" (a phrase the early church used for "death.")

One day we who believe will have a similar experience. We will also see Jesus (1 John 3:2) and I believe we will smile (and some will jump, dance, and shout) as our faith is rewarded.  Keep believing today, my friend, and "do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded" (Hebrews 10:35).

As people of faith, all of us are among those who rely on these eyewitness testimonies. After one post-resurrection experience Jesus said to an eyewitness, "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed" (John 20:29). Many years later Peter, an eyewitness himself, wrote to all subsequent generations of believers, including ours: "Though you have not seen Him, you love Him; and even though you do not see Him now, you believe in Him and are filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy" (1 Peter 1:8). Today, I believe! My family believes. And this day we again choose to follow and obey the resurrected Lord Jesus. Will you join us?


Be encouraged today,


Stephen & Brooksyne Weber

Praying manDaily prayer: Father, we are filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy when we proclaim, "The Lord is risen. He is risen indeed!" Though we were not personal eyewitnesses to the resurrection of Your Son we have personally experienced and witnessed in others the transformational change that the ever- living Christ brings about in the lives of those who believe. The completion of Christ's incarnation took place at the tomb when death was swallowed up in victory as He overcame the power and terror of death's penalty. Satan's plot failed as God's plan flourished making us more than victors through Christ who loves us and atoned for our sins! Thank You for all You went through so that we might have abundant life here and eternal life on the other side.  Amen.



Last Tuesday we shared a series of photos of our visit to the Yancey's Sugarbush near Croghan New York. When we visited it was too cold to be collecting and boiling the sap into maple syrup. Our friend Jeff sent us several more photos that may be of interest to our readers who found this interesting.

Yancey's Sugarbush sap collection
Collecting the sap using the horse team. The sap in each bucket on the trees is poured into the red tank behind the horse team and then taken to the sugar shanty.

Yancey's sugarbush shanty boiling sap
The horse team uses the ramp to the left in the photo to drop off the sap. They were boiling the sap the day Jeff took the photo which creates a lot of steam (not smoke). (More than once firemen have been called to sugar shanties due to the mistaken phone call from an observer who thought the shanty was on fire.)

Yancey's sap boiler
Here is the inside of the sugar shanty. The large red containers on the left hold the sap prior to processing. The sap boiler is at the right in the photo.

Yancey's sugarbush sleigh ride 3/24/13
Jeff took a photo of me standing beside the man driving the team on our sleigh ride. I had lots of questions (as I usually do) and he was happy to converse.



Today's Suggested Music and Supplemental Resources

"I Believe In Jesus"  Video
 Vineyard Music

"He's Alive"  Video  Don Francisco  A ballad type song telling the story of the resurrection.

"Rise Again"  Video  Dallas Holm

"I Believe In The Resurrection"  Short faith statement  Jack W. Hayford

Honda mower departure 3/29/13Last Friday Ester and I drove up to the Lehigh Valley to visit my brother Pat and deliver a Honda riding lawnmower I have given to him. (We didn't have room for Brooksyne to ride along.) This mower has an interesting history. Five years ago I found it for sale along the road for $100.00 but it wouldn't run. I am thankful for wise friends and upon describing it was told it could probably be fixed. I offered the owner $50.00 and he accepted. We somehow managed to load it in the back of our van and get it home. Three friends came over, Fred, Al, and Jay, and in no time they had it running and it has serviced me well for five years. I told the story of that repair along with a photo here. This winter my neighbor moved and I purchased his larger lawn tractor, which is more suitable for my lawn size and offered the old mower to my brother. Sure enough I managed to load it in our older van and Ester suggested I take a photo before driving up.

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Monday, April 01, 2013

Daily Encouragement (04/01/13) "What The World Calls 'Foolish'"

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Monday, April 1, 2013

Christ Risen Indeed! (Russian)

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"What The World Calls 'Foolish'"

"For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God" (1 Corinthians 1:18). "And God hath both raised up the Lord, and will also raise up us by His own power" (1 Corinthians 6:14).

Yesterday we awakened very early to attend an Easter service at 7 am in a Russian Church where our friend, Yelena, attends. We visit her office weekly in the course of our chaplain work, and she had invited us to join them this particular Sunday. I think we were the only non-Russian speaking attendees so we were provided a listening device and the service was translated for us through earphones.

Risen indeedI noticed a lettering on the left front wall and did my best to translate it intuitively based on the day and sure enough I was right. It's the message in our lead photo today and it states in Russian, "Christ Risen Indeed". The Russian language does not use the word "is" so they didn't make a mistake but purposely stated "Christ Risen Indeed!" I'm so thankful for the emphatic statement of our Lord's resurrection!

A custom in many of our English-speaking churches on Easter is the proclamation by the Pastor "Christ is Risen" to which the congregation heartily responds, "He is risen indeed". An interesting custom in the Russian church is that the church people quickly stand up to respond in Russian "He is risen indeed" and then immediately sit again. Since we had a lag in the translation we probably looked pretty klutsy as we stood up as the rest of the congregation was sitting down!

We very much enjoyed the service and experienced a spiritual kinship with our fellow Russian believers and appreciated the messages focusing on the resurrection. We will share more about our experience yesterday along with photos below our message.

James BoiceBut we did miss our own church and the Resurrection day songs we are accustomed to singing in English. After the service we were listening to WDAC, our local Christian radio station, and heard the distinctive voice of James Boice preaching an Easter message. He is now with the Lord but they still broadcast his messages on the Bible Study Hour.

He shared how many in the world respond to the message of the Cross and Resurrection with an attitude of "So What?". Surely we have all seen the sacredness of Easter diminish greatly in our lifetime.
In our younger years it seems that, even among the less than devoted, it was still seen as a special holy day. But now many give virtually no attention to the spiritual meaning of the day. That's why polls that show a strong majority of Americans still believe in the resurrection of Christ are so baffling.

James Boice asserted for the earnest believer the response to the resurrection of Jesus Christ will not be "So what" but "So everything!" That's is so true. It is the bedrock or cornerstone of the Christian faith. 

Interestingly, this year April Fool's Day follows Resurrection Day.
In our first daily text Paul wrote, "For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God" (1 Corinthians 1:18).

Consider the attitude of the world toward the preaching of Christ, the cross and particularly the resurrection as foolishness. Many intellectual elites scoff at such a notion of Jesus rising from the dead and, without doing honest research, dismiss it as "foolish" beliefs from an ancient time period no longer important today. But to those of us who believe and are saved it is the power of God!

1 Corinthians 6:14 (Russian)On the wall opposite the Russian declaration, "Christ Risen Indeed!" is a Scripture verse declaring in Russian, "And God hath both raised up the Lord, and will also raise up us by his own power." The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a central tenet of New Testament theology and is testified to in each of the Gospel accounts, the apostolic preaching in Acts, in each of the epistles and in the book of Revelation. Paul states that it is "of first importance" (1 Corinthians 15:3).

One of the great resurrection songs of the Church is the Charles Wesley classic many of you sang yesterday, "Christ the Lord is Risen Today!" We may sing the song considering "today" to be the original resurrection Sunday. But we do well to consider the glorious significance of Christ's resurrection today and every day!


Be encouraged today,


Stephen & Brooksyne Weber

Praying manDaily prayer: Father, we greatly rejoice that our Lord is risen. He is risen indeed! Therefore we walk in the resurrected power of Jesus Christ who gives us power to take our stand against the enemy and to stand up for righteousness and truth. Because You raised up Jesus in power You also raise us up by Your own power so that we are not dependent on our own wisdom or strength but we are able to conquer every foe by the power You grant to us through Christ Jesus our Lord in whose name we pray. Amen.



Easter service in a Russian Church


Russian church near Lititz PA
The Russian congregation now meets in a meeting house we assume had been a Mennonite congregation at one time based on the style of the structure.

Russian church adult choir 3/31/13
The adult choir sang magnificently throughout the service. We could understand their message only through an interpreter who translated the service from the back of the church. We listened through special earpieces which is a nice courtesy.

Russian church youth orchestra 3/31/13
Our friend Yelena directed the Youth Orchestra. The children are quite gifted and remained poised throughout the service.

Russian church children singing 3/31/13
Children, from Sunday School classes, shared Easter themed poetry and songs about the resurrected Lord (all from memory).  Yelena shared that the children are given this opportunity often to help them in being able to give expression to their faith in front of others; they were not timid at all. Learning to do it as children makes it easier as adults. I (Brooksyne) say a hearty "Amen" to this practice and have done it many times over the years as well. (In addition it's delightful to see the parent's loving pride toward their child.)

Russian church signing petitions for persecuted brethren 3/31/13
Following the church service members signed petitions to release their brethren from the homeland where they are undergoing persecution. We were pleased to add our signatures to the petitions. Notice the young family in the background having their photo taken (coincidentally it is Yelena's sister's family). The church has a larger percentage of children and youth than any we have attended.

Easter dinner with Peter and Yelena 3/31/13
Peter and Yelena are a young couple in their mid-twenties who were married over two years ago. They are expecting identical twins due in four months.

Easter dinner with Peter and Yelena 3/31/13
Following the service we joined Peter and Yelena in their new spacious home. She prepared a delicious meal, some of it of Russian origin.

Note: We attended a Harvest service in this same church last fall and shared a description and more photos here.

Note regarding the lettering on the walls: These Scripture messages were made by Peter's sister cut out of styrofoam. She prints out the letters from a computer, then cuts them out and uses them as a stencil on a piece of styrofoam. She then cuts the letters from the styrofoam and spray paints them, finishing with glitter. They stood out beautifully against the white wall.



A few more photos of our weekend:

Stephen and Genelle at Easter c1965
My sister Genelle sent me this photo from about fifty years ago. We were dressed up for Easter services and apparently I had gotten a baseball glove and she got an Easter bunny! We both look pretty satisfied!

Easter peeps cake 2013
Imagine my surprise when I opened my refrigerator to recover the "sunflower" cake I made for Easter and it looked more like a muddy pond with little peeps sliding down the hillside. My creativity plunged, but most importantly, it didn't change the good chocolate taste of the cake. The peeps candy shown in the photo are made in Bethlehem PA. Stephen drove by the plant on Stefco Boulevard last Friday. Peeps candies were originally made here in Lancaster County!



Today's Suggested Music and Supplemental Resources

"Christ The Lord Is Risen Today"  

Video
  Joslin Grove Choral Society (traditional version)

Video  Brookwood Praise Choir

Video  
Steve Green

We typically sing only a few of the verses from the whole hymn. How many are you familiar with?

1. "Christ the Lord is ris'n to-day,"
Sons of Men and Angels say!
Raise your Joys and Triumphs high,
Sing ye Heav'ns, and Earth reply.
Hallelujah!

2. Love's Redeeming Work is done,
Fought the Fight, the Battle won,
Lo! our Sun's Eclipse is o'er,
Lo! He sets in Blood no more.
Hallelujah!

3. Vain the Stone, the Watch, the Seal;
Christ hath burst the Gates of Hell!
Death in vain forbids his Rise:
Christ hath open'd Paradise!
Hallelujah!

4. Lives again our glorious King,
Where, O Death, is now thy Sting?
Once He died our Souls to save,
Where thy Victory, O Grave?
Hallelujah!

5. Soar we now, where Christ has led,
Following our Exalted Head,
Made like Him, like Him we rise:
Ours the Cross; the Grave; the Skies.
Hallelujah!

6. What tho' once we perish'd All,
Partners of our Parent's Fall,
Second Life we All receive,
In our Heav'nly Adam live.
Hallelujah!

7. Ris'n with Him, we upward move,
Still we seek the Things above,
Still pursue, and kiss the Son,
Seated on his Father's Throne;
Hallelujah!

8. Scarce on Earth a Thought bestow,
Dead to all we leave below,
Heav'n our Aim, and lov'd Abode,
Hid our Life with Christ in God!
Hallelujah!

9. Hid; 'till Christ our Life appear,
Glorious in his Members here:
Join'd to Him, we then shall shine
All Immortal, all Divine!
Hallelujah!

10. Hail the Lord of Earth and Heav'n!
Praise to Thee by both be giv'n:
Thee we greet Triumphant now;
Hail the Resurrection Thou!
Hallelujah!

11. King of Glory, Soul of Bliss,
Everlasting Life is This,
Thee to know, thy Pow'r to prove,
Thus to sing, and thus to love!
Hallelujah!

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Four Spiritual Laws

How to become a child of God



Scripture references are from The Holy Bible: New International Version. © 1984 by International Bible Society; NEW AMERICAN STANDARD BIBLE®, Copyright © 1995 by The Lockman Foundation, New King James Version (NKJV) Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. and the King James Version.
Other versions are also occasionally used.

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