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OK, I know what I usually say about this blog
consisting only of my own opinions,
but this email was really cool.

“Dear God, I need more money.”

All of us have prayed this prayer
at one time or another,
and it’s a tough place to be, isn’t it?

And now, in the middle of a
tough economic down-turn,
lots of us find ourselves often
uttering these very words to God.

“Help God, I need more money.”

So what do we do after we pray this?

What steps does God ask us to take
in advance of His provision in our lives?

That’s what we’ll be looking at this weekend
in our services as we take a look
at this very real need
in a very practical way.

And as part of all our services this weekend,
we’ll be doing Parent / Child dedications
as well as hearing about an investment
that Bethel made recently to
“Be The Light” around the world.

I know you’ll be very encouraged in our services this weekend,
so why not bring some friends with you as well?

Looking forward to all God will do this weekend!
Pastor Rob

Bethel / The Church at Franklin Mills

With 3 weekend services:

Saturday
at 6:00 PM

Sunday
at 9:30 AM
& 11:15 AM

Just downloaded E.S. Posthumus’ Unearthed
and all I have to say is WOW!

I can’t find a single bad track on the album,
and lots of phenomenal tracks.

From Wikipedia

Many tracks from Unearthed have been featured in various movie trailers and television shows.
It has been used in the trailers for movies such as Unfaithful and Vanity Fair
thanks to its escalating structure, which makes it well-suited for the dramatic montages
of those particular films.

Since Unearthed contains tracks that vary greatly in mood and style,
it remains as a popular choice for production companies to utilise in trailers;
although the album has been available for a number of years.

However, tracks such as Antissa, Ulaid, Estremoz, and Isfahan have hardly been used,
if at all, in movie trailers or television shows.