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Jason Combs Friday Morning Bible Study.WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Misty Cramer Friday Morning Bible Study.WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Jason Combs Thursday Night 2023.WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Jason Combs Thursday Morning Bible Study .WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Misty Cramer Thursday Morning Bible Study 2023.WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Jason Combs Wednesday Night 2023.WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Friday Morning Bible Study With Bryan Williams.WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Friday Morning Bible Study With Brian Pruitt.WAV by Bay Shore Camp

Thursday Morning Bible Study with Bryan Williams by Bay Shore Camp

Thursday Morning Bible Study with Brian Pruitt by Bay Shore Camp

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Wednesday Morning Bible Study with Brian Pruitt by Bay Shore Camp

Finding God’s Purposes within Everyday Moments - Have you ever wondered if God has a specific purpose for your life? And if He does, do you wonder what it could be? Often, we long for His purposes to be unveiled clearly before our very eyes. We examine well-known Bible characters, assuming that God’s purposes for them were distinctly outlined. But were they? Is it possible their purposes were not so evident in the moment? That instead, their purposes were a part of their everyday lives? This study will delve into the purposeful lives of Mary, Moses, Jonah, and others. We will see that although their purposes seem very clear to us, they were not as clear to them in the moment. Not unlike our own search for purpose, they also dealt with sacrifice, feelings of inadequacy, and even running from God. Let’s take this “purpose-seeking journey” together. We will see God’s purposes for our lives woven tightly into the fabric of our very own everyday moments.

“Let us” Be the Church. This bible study will focus on the multiple “Let Us” statements given in the book of Hebrews. The desire of my heart is that we will challenge ourselves and other believers to be the church God has called us to be.

Jason Combs Tuesday Night 2023 by Bay Shore Camp

Jason Combs Monday Night 2023 by Bay Shore Camp

As a book, Jonah is unique among the minor prophets because it is focused on the life of the prophet rather than on his message or ministry. It presents us with an uncomfortable and challenging picture - God's prophet fighting against God's heart. Standing behind all the storms and fish and questions and struggle in Jonah, is the heart of God. God offers Jonah the invitation to let go of old ways of seeing the world (deconstruction) and to fully embrace His heart and character (reconstruction). We'll spend our time together looking at the heart of God - the struggle of Jonah - and the healthy ways God calls us to let go so that his heart can become ours. We'll also see how Jonah's painful deconstruction journey becomes a template for our own whole-hearted discipleship to Jesus.

In a world that has lost its core values of faith and family, God is challenging his children to FIGHT FOR FAMILY. Join Brian Pruitt as he gives Godly principles for strengthening your home. With the right tools, we can build, stand and be a blessing to the next generation.

Reed is the senior pastor at Arise UMC in Pinckney and a long- time part of the Bay Shore family. Reed was born and raised in Clarkston, Michigan, graduated from Methodist College in NC, and got his Master of Divinity from Duke University. Before entering ordained ministry, Reed worked for three years as a movie theater manager, spent three years in the US Army JAG Corps, and served ten years in youth and camping ministry (where I met his wife Juliana). Reed has been married to Juliana since April 25, 1992. They have three children, Will (22) serving in the US Army, Grace (20) junior at Calvin College, and Joy (15) freshman in high school.

Jonah, Deconstruction, and the Heart of God - As a book, Jonah is unique among the minor prophets because it is focused on the life of the prophet rather than on his message or ministry. It presents us with an uncomfortable and challenging picture — God’s prophet fighting against God’s heart. Standing behind all the storms and fish and questions and struggle in Jonah, is the heart of God. God offers Jonah the invitation to let go of old ways of seeing the world (deconstruction) and to fully embrace His heart and character (reconstruction). We’ll spend our time together looking at the heart of God — the struggle of Jonah — and the healthy ways God calls us to let go so that his heart can become ours. We’ll also see how Jonah’s painful deconstruction journey becomes a template for our own whole-hearted discipleship to Jesus.