Joel Engelsma

 Sermn Sunday today I am going to talk about the fening sermon guest pastor. It was about eijah and how he lived by this book where ravens came and fed him bread and meat and he drnk from the brook and we learned this is the practice of patience because it took him a long time and he could just sit there and weit for his next meal waiting for God. 

 That is John leppelamsn story in his three years in Vietnam he was a 101st paratrooper army then an army seaman in the elite LRRP army squad unit. he left to tell the tale. When he got home however the entire country had gone queer. He has a story of a man who put his hand on his thigh and the man was like I hope you don't mind and his answer was you either take your hand off my thigh or I cut it off as he pulled out his combat knife. 

 Today were going to go back to john Lippman this man is now in the team of six lrrp additions going out to post days trying to make contact with the enemy and they have pretty good success even though john doesn't make a lot of of contacts they are masking a lot kills and making things much safer for the other people in the military. After doing this for a while he gets extremely sick and has to leave Vietnam wich is something he really didn't want to do because he knew he would be going back to the united states. 

 The Indians are being slaughtered by the colonists this is not yet when ur9ng the revolution during this time the Americans still under England had far more freedom than the people in Britain had. They were left relatively to themselves as long as Britain got its taxes and its wool and furs and stuff that America got shipped out. Britain is hanging onto power only through America if they didn't have a lot of control over America then Britain would be nothing just a poor little country. 

 Today I am going to talk about American history again. I am going to talk about the multiple wars with the Indians while settling in America there were tons of times that we had to fight the Indians on their property sometimes we would make them mad and we would attack them or vice versa mostly it was them attacking us. There were many war crimes that we committed against the Indians that could be topped. Multiple times Americans went in and murmured all the children and women in a village and presidents would herald it as something great. 

 For a sermon Sunday today, I am going to talk about the evening service and it was about all Ten Commandments. We talked about how all of the commands were most likely on each of the stone tablets our Heidelberg catechism says that there were four on one and six on the other one this theory is most likely the least likely one because remember the ten commandments were kind of like a contract o each side in this contract they would be God and man. 

 John Leppelam is now in the US Army lrrp the elite army long-range ranger rescue unit the training was extremely different and intense the teams were small only consisting of six people. Their kill rate was the highest ever in the war. These were one set of people that were miles better than the Vietnamese. The Vietnamese had always had the name of the world's best guerrillas they stood zero chance against these lrrps battalions. These LRRP battalions were the people you called up when you needed vitmanse exterminated they would go out nights on an end setting up ambushe sresaearching and sending in enemy top positions. 

 Today I am going to talk about john leppeman nd he was on these boats during the test offensive digging and giving supplies to people and shooting a blowing things up in an as pretty safe way. After that, he decided to do something more useful with his life so he joined the lrrp special troops these people are basically army rangers just called something else at the moment. 

 Today were going to keep going over the history of the inited states and where going to start where we left off with England being late to colonization of the us but somehow still having the most people and prosperous colonies there. There are a couple reasons for this firstly the way England traded with people was very different than how normal people traded second there we these, massive companies called the long company which was an India company and there were a couple more. Basically, these companies would get paid money to start colonies and you would hopefully get a massive return on investment in resources and money maybe gold. 

 Today I am going to talk about the history of the United States and the different countries that were in charge of bringing people to us first three countries started before the English. These three were Spain France and the Dutch.  the English became in earlier the only reason they were able to take over a lot of America because they had trade routes and rules and these bg companies that got paid to get tons of money. 

 Sermon Sunday yesterday we had the first of a series on Joseph and his eleven brothers and it was about his dreams his messed up family and how god was working to create the nation of Israel in Egypt. His first points were on the messed up family that Joseph had and all the adultery that that family had had. 

 John Lerppelman is always on point duty sleeping barely four hours a night in vitamin knowing that one day if he keeps this up he will in fact get shot and poisoned or in some other way come out of these missions on a helicopter in a bodybag he needs to get out that's where his friend and him decide to enlist for army seamen giving supplies to people during the test offensive and that's where we left off. 

 Today I am going to talk about the history of America as we know it today. From Columbus setting sail to the current war on terrorism. First the settlements in the new world after Columbus found it. Many settlem,nts didn't get off the ground but there where many that flourished and kept growing at a rapid pace. There were three main people interested in the new world this was the Spanish the English and the french. The English actually got into the game later than everyone else and still succeeded in having better skeletons but that is another story for another time. 

Today I am going to talk about the morning sermon and I'm not going to tell you the text because my dad didn't cite the text once so it probably wasn't that important. He talked about how membership is a key part of the church being just an attendee isn't enough. You have to stand up in front of the church and publicly pronounce your faith in christ. Then you can enter into the church wich is christ's body.