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October 29: Matthew 20:28 Even as the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”

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Fall Q-Drive – In God We Trust

We wrapped up the #FallQDrive2024 Thursday at 74% of goal. Thanks for your prayers and financial support to help us keeping going in 2025. We know that God will provide the $45,000 still needed. Q90fm.com/pledge

Men Welcome Every Tuesday!

Every Tuesday morning at 6am Q90 hosts the KING’S MEN BIBLE Study for area men of all ages looking to grow in the grace and knowledge of Christ. Classes meet in our study hall and also online. Get more information at www.KingsMenFellowship.com – Kings Men. Biblical Leaders. Mighty Men.

A Day of Generosity and Community: Hurricane Relief Efforts

This past week, our community came together in an incredible show of support and compassion for those affected by the recent hurricane. Starting promptly at 7 AM, people began arriving at the St. Mark parking lot in De Pere, bringing with them donations for hurricane relief. As the Karl’s Transport semi rolled in, it marked the beginning of what would become a massive collaborative effort to provide aid to those in need.

By 10 AM, the volume of donations made it clear that we would need a second semi to accommodate the generous outpouring of support. As the clock struck noon, it was evident that a third semi was necessary, and we still had our sights set on reaching the Appleton Festival Foods for even more donations.

What truly stood out that day was the spirit of our volunteers. Many of them, who initially came to donate, chose to stay and help load the donations when they noticed the police officers struggling to keep up with the influx. Their selflessness and determination were nothing short of inspiring.

Meanwhile, Katie and other volunteers made their way to Festival Foods, where we called in a fourth semi. Within just an hour, we realized that another semi was needed there as well. Throughout the day, there was no shortage of donations; the community’s response was overwhelming.

By Friday evening around 8 PM, we had dispatched a total of nine semis to Karl’s Transport. Our dedicated staff and volunteers worked tirelessly all weekend, unloading and reloading each semi to ensure everything was prepared for the convoy heading to North Carolina. After meticulous planning for weight distribution, we were able to finalize ten semi loads of donations.

The Karl’s Transport convoy is expected to arrive in Asheville, NC, around lunchtime on Tuesday. As we send them off, we ask for prayers for their safety during the journey and for divine guidance as they reach the disaster area.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all those who played a part in this effort:

  • Karl’s Transport: A special thanks to Jil, Karl, Keisha, their entire crew, and the 18 drivers who made this possible.
  • St. Mark Church and their staff for their unwavering support.
  • Conger Industries and Bayland Buildings for providing forklifts and pallet jacks on such short notice.
  • Festival Foods staff for their help with pallets, shrink-wrapping, and organizing boxes.
  • Brittany & Gabriel from Lowe’s for operating the forklift until dark to load the last pallet.
  • Analeesha and the crew from Gold Cross for their donations and assistance in loading the semis.
  • The 18 law enforcement agencies that collected and transported items to the semis, working tirelessly to load donations.

To everyone who donated, volunteered, and offered assistance—thank you! Each one of you played an integral role in this effort, and we believe that God placed all the right people in our path to make this happen.

In closing, we give praise and thanks to God, who moves in ways we often cannot see or understand. His power is always bigger than we can imagine, and to Him be the glory, honor, and praise for the incredible impact we made together. Let’s continue to support one another as we spread hope and kindness in our communities!

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Sat Dec 7 Cloverton Christmas in Cup3
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“That’s How You Know You’re On The Right Path”

Then, what are you against? – Jack Hibbs, Real Life Radio 9/24/24 (Transcribed)

People will say, well, we are a church that’s all about what we’re for. We’re all about what God is for. Doesn’t that sound good? That sounds good. We’re all about what God’s for. And they’ll say, we don’t want people, we don’t want the community to know what we’re against. We don’t want to be negative. Are you hearing me? That sounds very good. But let me ask you something: if you’re gonna follow Jesus regarding the defense of children, babies to spare their life or not is God for that is he for life or is he against life? He’s for life if you stand for life, then guess what, you’re against death.

But we’re a church that we want people to know what we’re for. The moment you stand you understand something, the moment you take a stand for something, there’s an opposing view to your stand. So when somebody says, well, we want to be a church and what we’re known for. Well, then ask the church, what are you against? Nothing.

Do you hear me? This is a big deal, because people who don’t do anything, we’ll say to those who are doing something, well, you know what? They’re just against stuff. Okay. I, for example, there are churches who say that Jack guy, he’s against so much. And so I say, what am I against? I want you to name it. What am I against? And it’s great because the things that I’m for, God is for, but the moment you take a stand, you’re going to get hit. So let me ask you something. It is my prayer, if I were sending you out in 1 Corinthians 16, I would say, be biblical about your stand and stop worrying about the trendy, moving opinions of people. Make sure that what you stand for is 100% biblically based and it’s something Jesus would stand for and then listen go, go for it, because people are going to come against you even in so-called Christianity they’re gonna hate you. This is a critical thing and Paul says a great doors opened up for me but man is there adversity and adversaries. That’s how you know you’re on the right path.

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What is the whole counsel of God: The Q90 FM Difference

What is the whole counsel of God: The Q90 FM Difference

The phrase the whole counsel of God is found in Acts 20:27. In his farewell speech to the elders of the Ephesian church, Paul says, “Therefore I testify to you this day that I am innocent of the blood of all, for I did not shrink from declaring to you the whole counsel of God” (Acts 20:26–27, ESV). Declaring the whole counsel of God is what made Paul “innocent” of anyone’s choice to turn away from the truth. Paul had fulfilled his ministry among the Ephesians.

Paul spent several years in Ephesus prior to this speech. When he first arrived in Ephesus, Paul had found some disciples who had only heard of John the Baptist and did not yet know of the completed ministry of Jesus or the coming of the Holy Spirit. After bringing them up to speed by presenting Jesus to them, Paul baptized them “in the name of the Lord Jesus” (Acts 19:4–5). Paul then spent time teaching in the synagogue and, when he was opposed there, taught at the lecture hall, and “all the Jews and Greeks who lived in the province of Asia heard the word of the Lord” (Acts 19:10). Verse 20 says, “The word of the Lord spread widely and grew in power.” Later, a group of merchants in Ephesus started a riot over the positive impact of the gospel in their city. After the riot ended, Paul said goodbye to the disciples in Ephesus before going to Macedonia. Several months later, on his way to Jerusalem, Paul called the Ephesian elders to Miletus to meet with him. It is here that Paul reminds the Ephesians that he had “not hesitated to proclaim . . . the whole will of God” (Acts 20:27). Read more at GotQuestions.org