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Thursday, September 13, 2007

First FNF of Fall '07

Greetings all,

Below are descriptions of all the new small groups beginning tomorrow night for Young Adults.  If you have any questions about time, directions or anything else - please use the contact information listed.

Cross Life-stage Small Groups

Open Group
Led by Pastor Josh Throneburg – this group will be studying the Book of Exodus.  This is a low commitment group open to anyone.  We meet at 7pm every Friday night at Josh’s apartment (102 Brooks Ave in Arlington).  Please contact Josh for directions or for more information. (joshuathroneburg@gmail.com)

Study on Evangelism
Led by Mike Chang and Mike Chen - this group is open to college students and young adults and will be reading through Dr. Robert Coleman’s book “The Master Plan of Evangelism”.  This is a committed group that meets every week in the Children’s Room in Highrock Church.  Please contact Mike Chang for more information. (mbchang@gmail.com)

Truefaced
Led by Tina Lam, Hubert Park and Kyle Murakami – this group is open to college students and young adults and will be reading through the book “Truefaced”.  This is a committed group that meets weekly in Central Square at 10 Magazine St. #807.  Please contact Tina Lam (tinsumlam@gmail.com) or Hubert Park (hubertpark@gmail.com) for more information.

The Names of God
Led by JeeHyun Song and Jason Lee – this group is open to college students and young adults and will be doing an Old Testament study on the names of God and the attributes of God.  This is a committed group that meets weekly in the downstairs classroom of Highrock Church (near the kitchen)  Please contact JeeHyun Song for more information. (anewsong@gmail.com) 

Stewardship & Finances
Led by Andy Ober and Austin Calhoun – this group is open to college students and young adults and will be studying what the Scriptures have to say about our finances and stewardship and This is a committed group that meets weekly at Austin’s apartment in Arlington (25 Water St. Apt #1).  Please contact Andy Ober (andrewjlober@gmail.com) or Austin Calhoun (austincalhoun@gmail.com) for more information.

All Lifestages Women’s Group
Led by Jen Kwon, Jenny Kim and Grace Cho – this group is open to women of all life-stages and will be studying through the Book of John.  This is a committed group that meets weekly in the Children’s rooms of the church.  Please contact Jen Kwon for more information. (kwonjen@hotmail.com)


Young Adult Small Groups

Men’s Group
Led by Daeyou Choi, Mike Shin and Moses Choi – this group is open to Young Adult men and will be reading through the book “Running with Giants” by John Maxwell.  This is a highly committed group that meets weekly in the apartment directly across from church at 8 Centre St.  Please contact Daeyou Choi for more information. (daeyou@gmail.com)

Women’s Group – Perseverance & Joyful Struggles
Led by Julia Kim & Jessica Oei – this group is open to Young Adult women and will be reading through the book “To Run & Not Grow Tired”.  This is a committed group that meets weekly in the church apartments (729 Mass Ave).  Please contact Julia Kim for more information. (juliabelinda@gmail.com)

Mark Study
Led by Aaron Engler – this group is open to young adults and will be studying through the book of Mark.  This is a committed group that meets weekly at Aaron’s apartment (12 Pond Lane #55 in Arlington)  Please contact Aaron for more information. (abengler@gmail.com)

So You Want to be Like Christ?
Led by Tommy Wong and Van Nguyen – this group is open to young adults and will be reading through the book “So You Want to be Like Christ?”  This is a committed group that meets weekly in the Children’s rooms at church.  Please contact Tommy Wong for more information. (twoomnmgy@gmail.com)

The Parables of Christ
Led by Paul Kahn & Anna Yoon – this group is open to young adults and will be studying through the Parables of Christ in the New Testament.  This is a committed group that meets weekly in Highrock Commons at the church.  Please contact Paul Kahn for more information. (paulkahn@gmail.com)



Special Notes
- The Parables Group will be doing the same study these next two weeks so only go there once.
- Aaron's Mark study will not be meeting on the 21st so if you want to visit that group please do so tomorrow night
- The following is a special note from the Men's (ISI) Group ....  "If you are interested in attending ISI (men's small group) tomorrow and are new to Highrock (or feel a bit intimidated checking us out), we look forward to seeing you.  To help make you feel at home, we'd like to arrange rides for you tomorrow. Please contact Moses via email for your chauffeur services
(moses.choi@gmail.com)"              Thanks,  Moses


Friday, July 06, 2007

FNF - Remember Sunday School......

Hey all!

We've got lots going on tonight!!

First off - Dinner from 6:30 - 7:15.  Looks like it may rain so we are going to order a bunch of pizzas along with nachos and Minhee's FAMOUS nacho cheese sauce.  If you haven't had it - ohhhhh - it's good!!!

Then - we near the end of our "I AM" series this summer.  So far we have studied...

I am the bread of life
I am the light of the world
I am the good shepherd
I am the resurrection and the life

and tonight we continue as I will be teaching on John 14:6 - a verse that many of us learned when we were just 6 or 7 years old in Sunday School - I AM THE WAY, AND THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE.  NO ONE COMES TO THE FATHER EXCEPT THROUGH ME.  I am really excited about this study as we are going to talk about everything from internet dating to the exclusiveness of Christ -- should be fun! :)

Then, to cap off the night, Dr. Joe and Julie Lee will be sharing their lifestory with us.  Dr. Joe and Julie are the proud parents of Joshua, Jacqueline, and Jeremy and are such an important part of our church.  I am really excited for us to hear their story and have a chance to pray for their family.

See you all tonight!!

Josh

Oh - and P.S.  I will have printed out retreat registration forms for people to fill out tonight. 


Monday, June 18, 2007

Adultery Expanded

Two things...

Joyosity reminded me today of the way that our relationship w/ our spouse is also like our relationship with God.  The idols that creep in rarely steal our worship and intimacy with him in a flash - they take small steps.  It is little by little that we are led astray - almost without our noticing.

I have also been getting some requests for the 15 steps mentioned in yesterday's sermon so they have been listed below along with one of the quotes illustrating each step.

1. Sharing Common Interests.

"She was the first woman I'd ever met who liked the outdoors, even hunting and fishing -- I was fascinated!"

2. Mentally comparing with my mate.

"She was so understanding and would listen to me and my hurts -- my wife was always so busy and rushed that we didn't have the time to talk.

3. Meeting emotional needs.

"My wife was busy with the kids and not at all involved with my work. This girl admired me and treated me like I was really somebody. It felt so good."

4. Looking forward to being together.

"I used to dread going to work, but after we started our friendship, I would wake up thinking of how I would see him later that day... it seemed to make getting up easier."

5. Tinges of dishonesty with my mate.

"Once my wife asked about her, but I denied everything, after all, we hadn't done anything wrong yet. Now I see that this was one of those exit points where I could have come clean and got off the road I was speeding down."

6. Flirting and teasing.

"Then we started teasing each other, often with double-meaning kind of things. Sometimes we'd tease each other even when we were together as two couples. It seemed innocent enough at first, but more and more we knew it really did mean something to us."

7. Talking about personal matters.

"We spent so much time together at work that I swear she knew more about me than my wife ever did -- or even cared to know."

8. Minor yet arousing touch, squeeze, or hug.

"He would often pat me on the shoulder -- you know, in appreciation for a good job I'd done. But I knew it meant more than that."

9. Special notes or gifts.

"He would write these little encouraging notes and leave them in my desk, pocketbook, or taped to my computer. They didn't say anything, which could be traced. If anyone found them they wouldn't suspect anything. But we both knew what was going on, we just didn't want to stop yet."

10. Inventing excuses to call or meet.

"I would wait until the end of the workday then I'd call him just before closing time about something I'd made up as a 'business question' and we'd talk."

11. Arranging secret meetings.

"I started making sure he knew my travel schedule so we could attend the same conferences. We still weren't involved physically at that time, but there was such excitement and romance to it all... even the secrecy seemed to make it more exciting."

12. Deceit and cover ups.

"Once we were meeting secretly I had to invent all kinds of stories about where I'd been to satisfy my wife. By now I had built a towering wall of dishonesty between us."

13. Kissing and embracing.

"Once we started meeting secretly the end came fast. We kissed and hugged like two teenagers going parking for their first time."

14. Petting and high indiscretion.

"It was like I was a teenager again -- going too far, then repenting and promising to do better; then just as quick I was hungrily seeking more sin."

15. Sexual intercourse.

"One night we couldn't seem to stop ourselves (at least we didn't want to) so I completed my journey of unfaithfulness to my husband -- I had sex with this man."




Friday, March 23, 2007

FNF - Out of Character

Friends,

I want to apologize for my initial e-mail last week.  It was way too encouraging and sappy.  My relationship with Tracey Kim has always been one filled with sarcasm, mockery, and good old fashioned ribbing.  My e-mail last Friday was out of character for me -- and for that I am sorry.

so....

After a cold and miserable Friday last week (hmmm...cold and miserable - that reminds me of Tracey) Spring has arrived and its a new and beautiful day.  Bible studies at 7, Praise at 9, and then Tracey shares her lifestory.  And while our thoughts of Tracey now may be cold and miserable - we are reminded by the recent weather change that there is hope for her future.  That a warm, bright, and sunny Tracey may exist somewhere off in the distant future.  It is for this Tracey that we hope, wait and pray.

I will see you all tonight!   :)

Josh


Friday, March 16, 2007

FNF - Cancelled

Hi all,

My apologies - the weather is looking bad for tonight and many of our members drive quite a distace from the north, west and south to get to church, some of them our small group leaders.  And to drive home at 11pm tonight in treacherous conditions just doesn't seem wise. 

Tracey Kim will give her lifestory next week instead so please be praying for her this week.

For those who live nearby or would like to still get together - the church will be open starting at 7pm.  So if people want to get together for dinner, a game, to talk, or to pray you are more than welcome.  I'd also love to see people in different areas opening up their home for a meal or fellowship for those who live nearby. 

Outside of that we will be back to normal next week.  I apologize for the late notice and am disappointed to not be spending the evening together.

Stay safe and stay warm!

Josh



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