Renew Ministries

Come join us at Buck Thomas park in between eastern and Bryant on 12th street in Moore Oklahoma for Resurrection Sunday! We will have hot dogs hamburgers live worship music and fellowship! We are on the south end of the park first pavilion by the tennis court! 🥰

When He Was ON The Cross (I Was On HisMind)

I'm not on an ego trip
I'm nothing on my own
I've made mistakes and often slip
I'm just common flesh and bones
But I'll prove someday just what I say
I'm of a special kind
For while He was on the cross
I was on His mind
The look of love was on His face
The thorns on His head
The blood was on that scarlet robe
And it was stained in crimson red
Though His eyes were on the crowd that day
He looked ahead in time
For while He was on the cross, listen
You were on His mind
He knew me, yet He loved me
He whose glory makes the Heaven shine
I'm so unworthy of such mercy
For while He was on the cross
I was on His mind
Yes, while He was on the cross
You were on His mind
He knew me, yet He loved me
He whose glory makes the Heaven shine
I'm so unworthy of such mercy
For while He was on the cross
I was on His mind
Yes, while He was on the cross
I was on His mind

Songwriters: Ronnie Hinson / Ronald Michael Payne

This week as we follow more closely to Jesus and the events of Passion Week ( Holy Week) we lined the roadway on Palm Sunday waving branches and tossing branches and cloaks into the street for the Humble King of Kings.
On Holy Monday He cursed a fruitless fig tree (and we prayed that we might be fruit bearing) on His way to cleanse the Temple. He chased out the money changers and overturned their tables.
So Today on Tuesday of Passion Week Jesus returns to the Temple to ‘possess’ it, to pronounce word upon those that bargained with/for God’s sacrifices, those that played church for gain so to speak. We can liken them to the hirelings we have among us today.
He passed the fig tree that had withered at His command the day before and used it as an illustration on faith.
At day’s end He gave the Oliver Discourse, foretelling the destruction of the Temple (fulfilled in 70AD) and then followed by the completion of the message of warning and of hope. So as we read today Matthew chapter 24 let’s put it’s significance and importance into perspective. Our Lord was giving us things to look for, things to think on.