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4 September 02, 2021 News Outlook The opinion page does not reﬂect the views of the KyNewsGroup. Let’s Reason Together By Alton Norman - Owingsville Church of Christ COMMUNITY Abounding Grace God 91 Banker St., Owingsville Wes Crouch, Pastor 5410 E. Hwy. 60 East, Owingsville 606-261—9263 GOSPEL FOR ALL (2) In the fulness of, time, God sent Jesus into the world (Galatians 4:4). The phrase “fullness of time” has to do with the fulﬁll- ment of Old Testament prophecies. The Old Tes- tament prophets had pre- dicted a time when God would establish His king- dom which will never be destroyed (Daniel 2:44). Jesus came to establish that kingdom. Mary was told that she would have a son and that God would give Him “the throne of David” and that “His king- The From the beginning, believers have struggled with bad information in the church. There have always been false, confused, and misinformed teachers and preachers. Today , there is far more wrong than right espoused, posted, shared, and heard. Incorrect teachings and traditions are a huge problem. These include teachings that are the ac- cumulation or errors and assumptions, teachings that are based on what we want to be true (even those with good intentions), and “OLD AGE” IS NOT THE “GOLDEN YEARS” dom would have no end” (Luke 1:30-33). When Jesus begin to preach, He said, "The time is ful- ﬁlled, and the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel” (Mark 1:14, 15). Jesus taught that the kingdom promised by the prophets would soon be a reality, it was “at hand”. This was “geod news” (gospel) for the Jews who had been waiting for that kingdom since the days of David (1 Chronicles 17:11-15). Most of Jesus’ teach- ing is about “the kingdom of heaven” which, He said, “was at hand” because Message We 8 teachings that are the re- sult of melding our social, cultural, and political ide- ologies. The danger is prevalent We need to be aware and informed. We need to see the danger. Jesus also struggled with the misguided. Mark 7 records a time when re- ligious leaders, focused on incorrect traditions, questioned his disciples because they did not share their incorrect understand- ing and behaviors. From this encounter, we learn of the detrimental im- high enough to reach the top shelf where the hair Aguas T ranquilas Centro “the time” was “fulﬁlled”. and why do. the people plot deAdoracion/ Still Waters Jesus came “in the fulness a vain thing? The kings of WW5"? Cam” of time”, the time God had the earth set themselves, 177 Ja°%:‘i§e£§:w R°ad’ set for the establishment and the rulers take counsel Keith Wignoughby of His kingdom (Daniel together against the Lord 2:44). and against His anointed, Bath County FirstApostoh'c It is never easy to saying ‘Let us break their Church set up a new kingdom bonds in pieces and cast 1226 Mcpafty Brandi Rd because the current rul- their cords from us’... 33“ L13" Ki" 10361 ers will resist the new (God said) ‘Yet have I set Pastor me F “ﬁery kingdom. When Jesus My king on My holy hill of Bailey’s preached about the king— Zion’” (Psalm 2:1—6). Christian Church dom of heaven, the Jew— ‘ Good news: Jesus is 2429 Water-Dell Road, ish rulers and the Roman King (John 19:19) and His Owingsville_ I rulers stood against Him. kingdom is here. Ryan Uﬂe’back Munster They did not want to lose Thank you for reason- their power (John 11:47, ing with me. 518 Bethe] Ridge Road, 48; 19:12-16). But God had Bethel anticipated the difﬁculty in Rev. Richard Anderson 36mg up His kingdom: Beth lMeth d' tCh h ' e IS urc “Why do the muons rage’ 142 Bethe! School Lane, Bethel Blevins Valley Christian Church 1418 Blevins Valley Road, Owingsville Russell Ingram, Minister ared Church of Jesus Christ pact of incorrect teachings the human teachings and gfLagg’gal’ sa'tl’ls and traditions. Quoting traditions, “nulliﬁes” God’s gig» ’Jaszllfﬁsgéye Isaiah, Jesus taught that word. The impact of the following human teachings truth is emptied. We lose City ofRefuge and traditions takes us to vision and clarity, our ac- Full Gospel Church where our “hearts are far” tions are wrong, and we 39 Sour Spring Road, from God and we “worship lose sight of God’s plan for OlymP'a our lives. M1ke Munday, Minister No authentic believer wants to be useless, much less counterproductive, in God’s eyes. No believer ' Godinvain.” God is not who we think God is. God’s will is not what we think it is. Our hearts are not what they 36 Cherry Lane, Salt Lick Jayson Minix, Minister are supposed to be. It de- wants to be an enemy of Ea” Fork Chum" "fGOd stroys our Christian walk, God. 4428§$EF$§1§M¢ our Christian witness, and Therefore, strive to g Billy Harmon, Minister know the truth. Be careful, there is so much to weed Fairview Christian Church through. 3064 South Hwy. 11, Sharpsburg Morgan Gilty, Minister our purpose of glorifying God. Jesus also taught in verse 13, that following Grace Gospel Church 767 Main Street, Sharpsburg VER THE HILL Dr. Andy Wyant, Minister " Grace Gospel Tabernacle '91 Wyoming Road,“ Owingsville Steve Meadows, Minister And what does it say about a person who all you need. Deer hunter, When you see stumps that Cornerstone Baptist Church Oakla First Church of God 215 Old Oakley Road, Owingsville Randy Hawkins Olympia Church God 5583 East Hwy. 36,'Olympia Billy Hunt, Pastor 0ld Spring'ield Church 3569 Springﬁeld Rd. Pastor Bro. Roy Stacy Services are 3:00PM on Sunday Owingsville Baptist Church 92 Coyle Street, Owingsville Chris Bailey, Minister Owingsville Church Christ 5410 Highway 60 East Alton Norman, Minister Owingsville First Christian Church 11 East Main St., Owingsville Sean Bailey, Minister Owingsville First Church God 320 Slate Ave., Owingsville Lowell Rice, Minister Owingsville United Methodist Church 75 West Main St., Owingsville, Daniel Burch, Pastor Pebble Church God (Cleveland Assembly) 4857 Oakley Pebble Road, Owingsville Franklin Rose, Pastor Peeled Oak Christian Church 2592 Howard Mill/Peeled Oak Road, Owingsville Bill Teegarden, Minister Polksville Church God 6275 East Hwy. 60, Salt Lick Ralph White, Minister Preston First Church of God 7184 Preston Rd, Owingsville Terry Frerichs, Pastor Reynoldsville Christian Church 943 East Fork Road, Sharpsburg Doug Routt, Pastor Salt Lick Christian Church 109 Church Street, Salt Lick Calvin Lindell, Minister Salt Lick First Church God 412 Main Street, Salt Lick Vernon Lambert, Minister Salt Lick Free Will Baptist Church 6367 US 60 East , Salt Lick Andy Lands, Pastor St. Julie’s Catholic Church 77 East Main Street, Owingsville Father Arturo Molina By Kathleen Perry spray normally is, and has to have a day-of-the- have heads and feathers, Greater First Baptist Church Bill Grimes D e ac 0 n Ihave made a strik— just assumed that I was week pillbox to put their and fallen trees with ant- 247 Montgomery St, ’ ing discovery! Old age is lucky in ﬁnding it in a daily pills in? It means lers and white tails, it’s Sha‘PSburg Shamsburg Church not the GOLDEN YEARS more convenient spot. if you don’t have proof time. T‘my 1" Weathe’s’ P35“ 575 Main Street, Sharpsburg it’s reported to be! Whatever the rea- that you’ve already taken Old timers can . - Shane Henry, Pastor Don’t laugh. son, I have good smelling them, you just might take get telephones that ﬂash §3S§01d0$£§ Kg“, 51;: What is so golden about worn out knees, an aching back and arthri- tis? And false teeth, hear- ing aids and eyeglasses? And walkers, canes and lift chairs? Just to name a few. Not to mention a failing memory, lack of at- tentiveness and a waning sense of balance! I got to pondering the pros and cons of ag- ing this morning when I sprayed my hair with Ar- rid Extra Dry instead of hair spray. Did this hap- pen because I cduldn’t see the label on the can, or was it because I wasn’t paying attentian Or it could have been that I couldn’t raise my arm hair today. And working in my ﬂowerbed is not what it used to be. Anything that I can do with a long handled hoe .or rake is ﬁne. But Heaven forbid I should drop something! . The TV is another problem. The satellite system came with a re- mote control that could operate the Space Pro— gram! Once you learn how to change the chan- nels and the volume, you better leave it alone. One wrong button pushed and you’re in trouble for hours. And I know this is an “age” problem because a kid can go through ev- ery button with ,no prob- lem whatsoever! V HH Exavating Jai Hardin & Pedie Hardin Carlisle, Ky Services (910) 787-4060 (859) 473-1644 Culverts, Rock Hauling, Water Lines, and Dozer work of all kinds Niii’ilOutlook Bath County News-Outlook(USPS 045260) is published every Thursday by MC. Investments d/b/a/ Bath County News-Outlook, 71 Miller Dr., Owingsville, KY 40360 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Bath County News Outlook, PO Box 577, Owingsville, KY 40360 Members of the Kentucky Press Association The International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors 2013 SUBSCRIPTION RATES $25.00 for year in Bath County, $30.00 elsewhere in Kentucky and $35.00 out of state. Subcriptions include sales tax where applicable. them again! when they ring so you Lick And Heaven help can SEE incoming calls; Randall Jackson, Minister the poor little Senior Citi- you can get phones on zen that locks her keys which the numbers are 5.9""? 51373.3! up in the car...and has to enlarged; you can get "'c ’55 . . . . 3072 Kendall Springs, call someone to bring her sophisticated machrnes Owingsville with all sorts of bells and whistles! These are all de- signed to make life easier for us. The trouble is we still can’t see, we still can’t hear, and. we deﬁ- nitely still can’t program that answering machine! his spare. It’s a good idea to have spare keys; more than one increases the probability that you can remember where ONE of them is. But. . . .if you have one in your purse and one in your coat pocket, and Jason Leber, Minister Lakeview Community Church Lick they’re both locked up in Enough said. Grow- 11479 Easy HWY- 60, Salt the car....just go ahead ing old is something we r ' Lid‘ and call him! shouldn’t gripe about BUSh Stevens‘m’ Pastor Twenty-twenty ..... ..considering the al- Moore is Ferry ternative! Christian Church vision is one of the ﬁrst things to go. You can only 2396 Moore’s Ferry Rd., Salt prolong the inevitable for _ Lick so long by getting read- Denms Cannan, Munster mg glasses from the D01- Morning Star Baptist Church lar Store and saying that s 161 Harrisburg Ave“ Owingsville Eric King, Minister was Mud Lick Church God The Owingsville Planning 8! Zoning will conduct a public hearing on Thurs— day, September 16. 2021 at 6:00 PM. in the Mayor’s ofﬁce at City Hall. The Mark Caldwell, Minister purpose of the hearing will be: 1. To grant a zone change to property located on Oberline Avenue consisting 'p of 3 tracts. This property is currently zoned agriculture. (A), Proposed amend- 907 Forge H11} Road: mom will change it to residential (ll-3) megsvrlle Jamie Stump, Minister This advertisement was paid for by the City of Owingsville using tax dollars in ‘h‘mmwmz- Northside Church ofGod Published in the Bath County News-Outlook 09.02.21 1086 W?“ 36’ Owrngsvrlle Kenny Crouch, Minister WE ENCOURAGE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Bath County News-Outlook welcomes letters to the editor. Letters must be signed and include a daytime phone number for conﬁrmation. Unconﬁrmed letters and unsigned letters will not be published. Phone numbers are not published. We reserve the right to deny publication of letters and to edit letters for content. 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