East Ave Community Church

Proverbs 5:18-21 | Marriage today is pretty messed up, right? I mean, as an institution, could it ever have been in worse shape? As a matter of fact, it can! we discuss the ways in which marriage during Bible times in Bible places was so much more worse off than we have it! Why, even Solomon kept searching for happiness, married 1000 women and may be the most articulate miserable husband ever! Yet, the Bible also has answers for us, if we listen, to help us develop happy marriages full of all the stuff we need. Are you listening?!

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1 Kings 6-8 | Armed with wisdom and wealth, it is now time for Solomon to fulfill his destiny to build the Temple. God already told his father, David, that his son will be the builder. God told Solomon the same thing. So, Solomon uses the time of peace and prosperity in Israel to bring out the amazing architectural wow-factor we will always associate with Solomon’s legacy.

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A nice senior couple’s mobile home is leaking in the living room. Neither of them should be on the roof trying to seal it. The church is up for paying for the roof sealing materials. We do need someone willing to gently crawl on the roof and seal up the potential offending spots.

Can you help? Please contact Pastor Ron for details: ron@ForThoseWhoThirst.org

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A lady is giving a chair in her home to a friend, but has no way to transport it, let alone the ability to lift the recliner! Can you help? email Pastor Ron: ron@forthosewhothirst.org.

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Eli and Rachel Keyes are building a CHIP (Chico Housing Investment Project) home. That is a program where creative financing and the sweat equity of friends and family make the dream of home ownership come true. The job sight has a foreman named Jason that keeps people working Tuesday through Saturday, 8AM to 4PM. Eli works out of town as a steal worker and so the whole family works at the home on Saturday. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated!

Each family in the project is required to provide 30 hours of work a week. The families work on each other’s homes as the project progresses and no one moves in until the whole neighborhood is complete.

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