Canyon Bible Church // Prescott

Church Office: 122 N. Cortez Street, Ste. 317

Phone: 928.277.0017 CanyonPrescott.org
Welcome to Our Worship Gathering Ministry Team Leaders
These are the primary contacts for our ministries:

January 21, 2018 Equipping Ministries

Prayer Meeting: 8:40 in Mrs. Sobo’s Classroom Children’s Ministry College & Career
Joe Sapko Jason Drumm
Welcome & Announcements children@canyonprescott.org jdrumm@canyonprescott.org

Counseling Men’s Ministry

Adoration Will Peterson Jason Drumm
Song: Behold Our God wpeterson@canyonprescott.org jdrumm@canyonprescott.org

Confession Small Groups Student Ministry

Song: Lord I Need You Dave Lutz Will Peterson
davidrlutz60@gmail.com wpeterson@canyonprescott.org
Assurance of Pardon
Scripture Reading: Romans 5:12-21 Women’s Ministry
Pastoral Prayer Kristy Tracy
kristytracy@gmail.com
Thanksgiving Service Ministries
Song: Firm Foundation
Administration Foreign Missions
Petition Jeff Nordyke Steve Gallo
Prayer admin@canyonprescott.org americangunsammo@gmail.com

Instruction James’ Gems Music Ministry

Sermon: Jesus is Our Provider Lynn Penner Josh Farmer
Scripture: John 21:1-14 lynnpenner@gmail.com jfarm04@gmail.com

Needs Ministry Prayer

Fellowship Chuck Schafer Kalon McMahan
Lord’s Table crmsfamily@yahoo.com carmenaz29@yahoo.com
Offering & Song: Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus
Prayer & Dismissal Security Team Set-Up & Tear-Down
Rob Leahy Jeff Timm
rob@simplyrugged.com jeffrey.timm@me.com

Sound Usher & Greeter

Dave McAtee Tom Januski
dmcatee@gmail.com azdrj@cableone.net
 Our Elders Canyon Announcements

Andrew Gutierrez Friendship Folders

Areas of oversight: Preaching, Music, Leader Training, Local & Please pass the Friendship Folders, for prayer requests and praise
Foreign Missions, Membership, Deacon & Elder Appointment, Get reports please also register your attendance. If there is no one
to Know Canyon sitting at the end of an isle, please make sure the worship guide gets
agutierrez@canyonprescott.org passed.
928.277.0017
Children’s Ministry
Jason Drumm Children’s Ministry is available for all children from infants through
Areas of oversight: College Ministry, Men’s Ministry, Children’s 3rd grade. For more information go to CanyonPrescott.org/
Ministry, Women’s Ministry, Classes & Conferences, Media, Set Up childrens or contact our Children’s Ministry Leader Joe Sapko at
& Tear Down children@canyonprescott.org.
jdrumm@canyonprescott.org
928.277.0017 College Ministry
College Ministry meets every Friday at Yavapai College
Dave Lutz Campus in the Student Lounge at 7pm. If you would like to get
Areas of oversight: Small Groups, Needs involved go to CanyonPrescott.org/college or contact Jason at
davidrlutz60@gmail.com jdrumm@canyonprescott.org.

Brad Penner Men’s Discipleship Groups

Areas of oversight: Usher & Greeter, James’ Gems, Prayer, Rather than having a once-a-week “event” for the men of Canyon,
Finances, Employees, Security we have numerous Discipleship Groups of men meeting together
brad.penner505@gmail.com at varying times throughout the week, with each group focusing
on a topical discussion, spiritual prayer requests, relationships and
Will Peterson accountability. To find out how you can be involved in one of these
Areas of oversight: Youth Ministry, Counseling, Pastoral Care groups, you can contact Jason, either by calling the church office, or
wpeterson@canyonprescott.org by email. (928) 277-0017, jdrumm@canyonprescott.org
928.277.0017
Small Groups
Small Groups at Canyon Prescott are designed to give members of
the church a smaller environment for fellowship during the week.
The aims of these groups are for instruction which leads to growth in
holiness as we grow in love and fellowship with one another. If you
would like to join a small group or just want some more information,
you can contact Dave Lutz at davidrlutz60@gmail.com.
 Canyon Announcements Sermon Application

Security Ministry Take time to thank the Lord for all that He’s provided to you.
Our Security Ministry is looking for servants. If you are Repent of any complaining or worrying concerning the Lord’s
interested in serving the body in our Security Ministry please provisions for you. Remember, your Savior loves to provide for
contact Rob Leahy at rob@simplyrugged.com. you.

Student Ministry
Winter Retreat Information: Please submit your final payment
online or to Will. Please drop off your students at 4:30pm at
the Church Office this Friday, Jan. 26. Make sure they eat
dinner before or bring it with them to eat on the way. Pick
up will be on Sunday, Jan. 28 at the Church Office around Outreach Prayer
3:30pm. We will have your students contact you with an
updated ETA. If any of your students have food allergies, Take time this week and pray for Matagalpa, Nicaragua. Pray
please contact Will ASAP. Parents must fill out 2 waivers (one for the proclamation of the true Gospel of Jesus Christ. Pray
for Tonto rim and one for Canyon) before we leave on Friday. for the working of the Holy Spirit to change hearts to confess
and repent of their sin and trust in Christ as Savior and Lord.
Women’s Bible Study
Winter Bible Study has begun! For more information go
to CanyonPrescott.org/women or contact Kristy Tracy at
kristytracy@gmail.com.

Media Ministry Resources

Our Media Ministry is looking for website volunteers. If you Book of the Month:
are interested in serving by assisting with graphics & artwork, For January, our book of the month will be Pastor
sermon transcription, and typography & copy editing, please Andrew’s top 5 books of 2017.
email admin@canyonprescott.org. Go to CanyonPrescott.org/blog to read the Elder’s Blog
post.
Membership/Baptism
If anyone is interested in becoming a church member or in be- Blog/Article/Sermon:
ing baptized we encourage you to come and speak with one This weeks recommended article is titled: 
of the elder’s after service for more information.
Moralism is Not the Gospel (But Many Christians Think It is)
by Al Mohler
Go to https://albertmohler.com/2018/01/12/moralism-not-
gospel-many-christians-think/

Printed copies available on the back table on Sunday

Jesus is Our Provider Monday
John 21:1-14 Epistle Project: Romans 8:12-17

As children of God, we do not have to live the Christian life

in our own strength, but in the strength which he supplies
(1 Pet 4:11). How does he supply that strength? He puts his
spirit in us, and adopts us as his sons and daughters. His
Spirit tells us the truth in our hearts: we are his children,
we can call out to Him as our Father. We are led by His
Spirit and we are precious to him, and he has bestowed a
great love on us. 1 John 3:1 reminds us, “See what kind of
love the Father has given to us, that we should be called
children of God; and so we are.” As a child of God, we can
have victory over sin as we are led by his spirit.

Tuesday
Epistle Project: Romans 8:18-30

There is a universal truth known among mankind no mat-

ter where you live or what language you speak; life is hard.
In this life there is suffering, pain, sorrow, and death. It can
be so overwhelming that sometimes you may not be sure
how you’ll get through it all. But Christians have something
that the world does not have; hope. As we walk through
the difficulties that we’re faced with in this life, we can trust
that we’re going somewhere and that God uses everything
in our lives for our growth in Christ. Read today’s passage
and ask God to help you think this way so that you’re
armed when trials come.
 Wednesday
Epistle Project: Romans 8:31-39
In this passage the Apostle Paul is concluding his argument
that the opposition of Satan and of unbelievers, will never
succeed. They will not succeed because “God is for us” (8:31).
God is “for those who are in Christ Jesus” (8:1). God is for those
who are “heirs with God and fellow heirs with Christ” (8:16).
How thankful are you for this wonderful truth that nothing “will
be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our
Lord” (8:39)? Read Romans 8 again then pray it back to God
with gratitude and thankfulness in praise and adoration to our
great God.
Thursday
Epistle Project: Romans 9:1-29
In Romans 9:1-5, we see Paul’s heart for the Israelites to
know God. He says, “I have great sorrow and unceasing
anguish in my heart” because he wants his fellow Hebrews
to get saved and come to know the Lord. How often do
we think about the people around us needing to know
God? How often does it matter much to us? How often then
does it become an all-consuming desire that we would do
anything for them to be saved? Paul is so broken over this
that he goes on, “I could wish that I myself were accursed
and cut off from Christ for the sake of my brothers, my
kinsmen according to the flesh.” We ought to cry out to the
Lord to give us this kind of heart. If we were this consumed
with a desire for others to know him, me might not be so
fearful to step forward and speak in the name of Jesus
when opportunity allows.
Friday
Epistle Project: Romans 9:30-10:4
In the gospel of Jesus Christ we hear a message that is foreign to
our natural ears. Our conception of God leads us to think that we
must do something in order to please Him. So throughout history
man has made idols and offered sacrifices in an effort to please
those false gods. Today, you may not see idols as you would have
if you could walk through the streets of ancient Rome, but you will
see people still trying to do things in an effort to please God. Our
passage for today says that this is an attempt to establish their
own righteousness while being ignorant of God’s (v. 3). Instead of
hearing “work harder,” in the gospel we hear the message that
we could never work hard enough. Instead of hearing “be better,”
in the gospel we hear the message that we could never be good
enough. The gospel proclaims that what we must do is come to
the end of ourselves, repent of our sins, and believe in the Lord
Jesus Christ (v. 4). What a glorious message this gospel is!
Saturday
Epistle Project: Catch Up Day
Today is a catch up day for the Epistle Project. Whether you
are using today to catch up, or are already caught up, take
the time today to pray over the passages you been reading
and what the Holy Spirit has been teaching you. Pray that
your understanding of Scripture would continue to grow
and that you would apply the truths learn in your daily life.
Pray that all of this gives greater glory to God.