Hello soldiers, friends, and fellow followers of Jesus Christ,
This is a quick note to let you know that this blog is changing hands. I will now be blogging at a new site.
http://verbalwitness.blogspot.com/
I hope you will check it out and specifically think of how each of us can better be a verbal witness for our Savior.
Lt. Jeff Josephson and his wife Lt. Michelle Josephson have not only taken over the work of Corps Officers in Homer, but they will also be taking over this blog site as well. My prayer is that you, along with them, will continue to use every means possible to encourage one another in holiness, good works, and the sharing of the gospel message that whoever will repent of their sins and turn to Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of their sins, will be saved!
Our prayers are with God's Kingdom business from Homer to the uttermost parts of the earth.
I hope we will keep encouraging one another. Keep Lt. Jeff and Michelle in your prayers as they serve in their field in Homer. Remember Capt. Michelle and myself as we take our position as youth leaders for the state in Anchorage.
See you at the other site, and I'll be following the HomerCorps blog.
Live holy, preach Jesus!
Captain Mark Thielenhaus
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Homer news article - see link below...
Salvation Army in Homer sees change in leadership this week
By McKibben Jackinsky - Staff writer - Homer News
http://homernews.com/stories/063010/news_sah.shtml
After eight years in Homer, Capts. Mark and Michelle Thielenhaus of the Salvation Army are headed to other pastures. They left Monday for a new assignment as divisional youth secretaries, with duties to include running camps in Wasilla and other youth work throughout the state.
"It should be a challenge and an adventure. A lot like Homer," a laughing Capt. Mark Thielenhaus told the Homer News.
As they head north to their new assignment, Lts. Jeff and Michelle Josephson and their two teenage sons head to Homer. Recent graduates of the Salvation Army Training College in Rancho Palo Verde, Calif., the Josephsons will pick up where the Thielenhauses leave off. Their schedule had them arriving in Anchorage Tuesday, checked in by the Salvation Army divisional commander Wednesday and released to come to Homer to arrive by Sunday.
"During their two years (at the college), they had a lot of business and Bible (study) and they also have a lot of practical experience doing things you would do at a Salvation Army appointment," Thielenhaus said of the Josephsons, who are officially ordained pastors.
The community will have an opportunity to meet the couple and their sons at the Salvation Army's 11 a.m. service on Sunday.
"One of our divisional commanders, Major Sheryl Tollerud, will officially put the Army stamp of approval that they are the ones here to lead for the town of Homer," said Thielenhaus.
Looking back over his and his wife's years of service in Homer, Thielenhaus summed up what they experienced. When they first arrived, the Salvation Army Thrift Store on Pioneer Avenue was still new. Eight years later, the "store is doing fantastic. It is really what empowers us to stay in this community and serve people, thanks to folks in Homer and their giving," Thielenhaus said.
A 6,370 square foot building also was constructed on the Sterling Highway by North Star Construction during the couple's tenure. The building provides a kitchen, dining area, offices, classrooms, a chapel capable of seating 100 and storage area for stocking food the Salvation Army distributes to those in need.
Thielenhaus praised the volunteers that have supported the Salvation Army's social service program, "and then, of course, all the fantastic relationships with different service groups in town. There are just a lot of fantastic volunteers that give of their time, everything from standing kettles to giving items of food and clothes and all those things. This has just been a fantastic place to live," Thielenhaus said.
One other change in the family's life while living in Homer was the birth of their daughter Crystal, now 7. Their other daughter, Emily, is 11.
"They are excited to be able to live in camp for the summer," Thielenhaus said. "If you must leave the paradise of Homer, I guess we'll settle for a lake in Wasilla."
There is the possibility the couple's new duties will bring them back to Homer on occasion. That's a good thing, but not the most important thing, in Thielenhaus' view.
"We have so many people we consider family at this church and in this town. ... Homer is not too far away for a good visit," he said. "Ultimately, the most important thing of our entire time here is to share the love of Jesus and the message of salvation. That's why we do what we do. ... It's still the same mission of the Army, just a different role for us."
McKibben Jackinsky can be reached at mckibben.jackinsky.@homernews.com.
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By McKibben Jackinsky - Staff writer - Homer News
http://homernews.com/stories/063010/news_sah.shtml
After eight years in Homer, Capts. Mark and Michelle Thielenhaus of the Salvation Army are headed to other pastures. They left Monday for a new assignment as divisional youth secretaries, with duties to include running camps in Wasilla and other youth work throughout the state.
"It should be a challenge and an adventure. A lot like Homer," a laughing Capt. Mark Thielenhaus told the Homer News.
As they head north to their new assignment, Lts. Jeff and Michelle Josephson and their two teenage sons head to Homer. Recent graduates of the Salvation Army Training College in Rancho Palo Verde, Calif., the Josephsons will pick up where the Thielenhauses leave off. Their schedule had them arriving in Anchorage Tuesday, checked in by the Salvation Army divisional commander Wednesday and released to come to Homer to arrive by Sunday.
"During their two years (at the college), they had a lot of business and Bible (study) and they also have a lot of practical experience doing things you would do at a Salvation Army appointment," Thielenhaus said of the Josephsons, who are officially ordained pastors.
The community will have an opportunity to meet the couple and their sons at the Salvation Army's 11 a.m. service on Sunday.
"One of our divisional commanders, Major Sheryl Tollerud, will officially put the Army stamp of approval that they are the ones here to lead for the town of Homer," said Thielenhaus.
Looking back over his and his wife's years of service in Homer, Thielenhaus summed up what they experienced. When they first arrived, the Salvation Army Thrift Store on Pioneer Avenue was still new. Eight years later, the "store is doing fantastic. It is really what empowers us to stay in this community and serve people, thanks to folks in Homer and their giving," Thielenhaus said.
A 6,370 square foot building also was constructed on the Sterling Highway by North Star Construction during the couple's tenure. The building provides a kitchen, dining area, offices, classrooms, a chapel capable of seating 100 and storage area for stocking food the Salvation Army distributes to those in need.
Thielenhaus praised the volunteers that have supported the Salvation Army's social service program, "and then, of course, all the fantastic relationships with different service groups in town. There are just a lot of fantastic volunteers that give of their time, everything from standing kettles to giving items of food and clothes and all those things. This has just been a fantastic place to live," Thielenhaus said.
One other change in the family's life while living in Homer was the birth of their daughter Crystal, now 7. Their other daughter, Emily, is 11.
"They are excited to be able to live in camp for the summer," Thielenhaus said. "If you must leave the paradise of Homer, I guess we'll settle for a lake in Wasilla."
There is the possibility the couple's new duties will bring them back to Homer on occasion. That's a good thing, but not the most important thing, in Thielenhaus' view.
"We have so many people we consider family at this church and in this town. ... Homer is not too far away for a good visit," he said. "Ultimately, the most important thing of our entire time here is to share the love of Jesus and the message of salvation. That's why we do what we do. ... It's still the same mission of the Army, just a different role for us."
McKibben Jackinsky can be reached at mckibben.jackinsky.@homernews.com.
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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Sunday's sermon - Our farewell message to the Homer Corps "Be Careful"
This was a very emotional day as Captain Michelle, Emily, Crystal, and I say farewell as the Corps Officers (pastors) after 8 amazing years here in Homer. May God bless what He has next for Homer, Lt.'s Josephson continuing the work here, and next things for our family in Anchorage.
May God be glorfied.
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Monday, June 21, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - Get your hands up! Exodus 17
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Sunday, June 20, 2010
The Holy Spirit at the Homer Corps today.
Just a quick praise (the sermon will be posted soon)... today duirng a time of singing before the message, the Holy Spirit moved and we had a time of unprompted singing, praying, praising, lifting up voices, crying, and sensing his presence. Several minutes of the pure presence of God encountering his people in pure worship. We know and accpet by faith that God is always there among us and I am not an "emotional" person by nature, so when these special times of the Holy Spirit falling comes, they are precious to me. Thank you God for fallling afresh again, it reminds me that You are the same God who met us here upon our assignment to Homer, and You are not done advancing Your Kingdom. May You continue to move and empower and instruct. May your annointing always be here. May we always be faithful to praise and preach the Name of Jesus and encounter Your Holy Spirit. We serve a Risen Savior! Continue to bless Your Salvation Army for Your Glory!!!
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
New Corps Officers appointed to Homer - Welcome Lt. Jeff & Lt. Michelle Josephson
Hello soldiers, saints, and friends of The Salvation Army - Homer Corps,
For all who haven't heard yet, Michelle and I are being transferred to Anchorage Alaska to oversee youth work for the state. The good news is that God in His providential care has hand chosen the next officers to lead the work in Homer Alaska.
Lieutenants Jeff and Michelle Josephson were appointed this past Sunday to be the corps officers of our corps. We watched them and their boys, Miah & Ryan, (via streaming video) be given the appointment.
We still have little information about them at this time besides what has been noted in the New Frontier magazine in the "meet the cadets" section.
We will pass on more information about them as soon as possible. Until you know more, pray that they will have a smooth transition from the Training College to their new home in Alaska. Pray that they be shielded from any attack that would cause them doubt, fear, or worry. Pray for their ability to hear God's direction as they lead. Pray they will sense the overwhelming presence of the Holy Spirit as they move into "new things". Finally pray they be filled with boldness to share the gospel with everyone they meet from their first plane ride..... and that their boldness never cease.
We expect God to do even greater things for the Kingdom here in Homer.
Thank you God for those who have gone before us and bless the Bates and the Hoogstads in their ongoing ministry today. God thank you for calling us to what is next. Thank you for calling the Josephsons. Most importantly, although we all play a part, Thank You for making things grow.
Our prayers go out to all the officers and corps in transition.
May God be glorified.
Live holy, preach Jesus.
For all who haven't heard yet, Michelle and I are being transferred to Anchorage Alaska to oversee youth work for the state. The good news is that God in His providential care has hand chosen the next officers to lead the work in Homer Alaska.
Lieutenants Jeff and Michelle Josephson were appointed this past Sunday to be the corps officers of our corps. We watched them and their boys, Miah & Ryan, (via streaming video) be given the appointment.
We still have little information about them at this time besides what has been noted in the New Frontier magazine in the "meet the cadets" section.
We will pass on more information about them as soon as possible. Until you know more, pray that they will have a smooth transition from the Training College to their new home in Alaska. Pray that they be shielded from any attack that would cause them doubt, fear, or worry. Pray for their ability to hear God's direction as they lead. Pray they will sense the overwhelming presence of the Holy Spirit as they move into "new things". Finally pray they be filled with boldness to share the gospel with everyone they meet from their first plane ride..... and that their boldness never cease.
We expect God to do even greater things for the Kingdom here in Homer.
Thank you God for those who have gone before us and bless the Bates and the Hoogstads in their ongoing ministry today. God thank you for calling us to what is next. Thank you for calling the Josephsons. Most importantly, although we all play a part, Thank You for making things grow.
Our prayers go out to all the officers and corps in transition.
May God be glorified.
Live holy, preach Jesus.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - The Manna Test
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Sunday's sermon - A place called "Bitter"
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Monday, June 7, 2010
Jr. Soldier Enrollment - Cyrstal Thielenhaus
I asked her to recite her promise again so we could put it on-line for others to enjoy, and maybe even remember their promises (and vows) they have made before the Lord.
This is an amazing promise to make... may we all hold ourselves to this standard for our Savior Jesus Christ. Our Savior is worth it!
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Here is the Jr. Soldier promise...
Having asked God for forgiveness, I will trust Him to keep me good.
Because Jesus is my Savior from sin, I will be His loving and obedient child and will try to help others to follow Him.
I promise not to use intoxicating drink, harmful drugs and tobacco.
I promise to pray, to read my Bible, and, by His help, to lead a life that is clean in thought, word and deed.
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Sunday, May 23, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - To and through the Red Sea
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - Unchanging facts about change
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Receiving Marching Orders / New Appointments
Hello to Soldiers & Friends of The Salvation Army Homer Corps,
For those who haven't heard yet, my wife Michelle and I have been given marching orders and will be transferred to D.Y.S. (Divisional Youth Secretaries) for Alaska. We have about 6 weeks to pack our personal belongings and make arrangements for those coming after us to continue the work in Homer. Our corps here in Homer does not currently have someone appointed to it, so we can assume that we will be getting a new Lieutenant fresh from the College for Officer Training. I believe a fresh set of officers ready to take this community for Jesus, working in conjunction with a corps of soldiers and members of like mind, will make an impact for God's Kingdom. Know that our hearts will always have a special place for this amazing community.
I now would ask you as soldiers and saints to keep our corps family in prayer as they transition to "next things".
I covet your prayers for Michelle and I as we learn a new ministry with a different type of congregation as we will be involved with helping to train up the soldiers of today and tomorrow through camps and support to the field.
Please pray that we would be bold with the gospel as we enter the next phase of our ministry.
I will plan to keep posting for this blog until our transfer (as time allows), and the next officer may continue the site, and I may continue from another, we will see.
My prayer for the Salvation Army as this next phase of new appointments is upon us, is that every "move" and every "stay" will result in a great harvest of souls won to God's Kingdom.
1 Corinthians 3 speaking of following men in positions of earthly leadership says... What, after all, is Apollos? And what is Paul? Only servants, through whom you came to believe—as the Lord has assigned to each his task. I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God made it grow. So neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God, who makes things grow. The man who plants and the man who waters have one purpose, and each will be rewarded according to his own labor. For we are God's fellow workers; you are God's field, God's building.
May God Bless His Salvation Army in Homer.
Live holy, preach Jesus!
For those who haven't heard yet, my wife Michelle and I have been given marching orders and will be transferred to D.Y.S. (Divisional Youth Secretaries) for Alaska. We have about 6 weeks to pack our personal belongings and make arrangements for those coming after us to continue the work in Homer. Our corps here in Homer does not currently have someone appointed to it, so we can assume that we will be getting a new Lieutenant fresh from the College for Officer Training. I believe a fresh set of officers ready to take this community for Jesus, working in conjunction with a corps of soldiers and members of like mind, will make an impact for God's Kingdom. Know that our hearts will always have a special place for this amazing community.
I now would ask you as soldiers and saints to keep our corps family in prayer as they transition to "next things".
I covet your prayers for Michelle and I as we learn a new ministry with a different type of congregation as we will be involved with helping to train up the soldiers of today and tomorrow through camps and support to the field.
Please pray that we would be bold with the gospel as we enter the next phase of our ministry.
I will plan to keep posting for this blog until our transfer (as time allows), and the next officer may continue the site, and I may continue from another, we will see.
My prayer for the Salvation Army as this next phase of new appointments is upon us, is that every "move" and every "stay" will result in a great harvest of souls won to God's Kingdom.
1 Corinthians 3 speaking of following men in positions of earthly leadership says... What, after all, is Apollos? And what is Paul? Only servants, through whom you came to believe—as the Lord has assigned to each his task. I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God made it grow. So neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God, who makes things grow. The man who plants and the man who waters have one purpose, and each will be rewarded according to his own labor. For we are God's fellow workers; you are God's field, God's building.
May God Bless His Salvation Army in Homer.
Live holy, preach Jesus!
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - A message for the stressed.
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Jr. Soldier warfare prayer
Just a quick blog to brag on what the Lord is doing in my daughter Emily's life.
May every Salvation Soldier be motivated to see everyone they meet come to Jesus Christ.
I recently found this prayer request in the offering plate, (I've changed her friends name below)...
Dear Jesus,
I would like to pray for "Sarah" to come closer to You, and to love you so much she'll brag about you so much it will drive the devil crazy. Amen . Emily
I think that's a pretty good warfare evangelism prayer!
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May every Salvation Soldier be motivated to see everyone they meet come to Jesus Christ.
I recently found this prayer request in the offering plate, (I've changed her friends name below)...
Dear Jesus,
I would like to pray for "Sarah" to come closer to You, and to love you so much she'll brag about you so much it will drive the devil crazy. Amen . Emily
I think that's a pretty good warfare evangelism prayer!
Live holy, preach Jesus!
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - Is the sermon done yet?
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
One Lord Sunday Meeting this Sunday
Hello Salvationists, Saints, and Friends of The Salvation Army of Homer,
1st - greetings from all the saints and salvationists who met for the Alaska Congress in Sitka Alaska. Congress was an amazing time, I hope to write more on it later, if not I'm sure it will be mentioned in the New Frontier in coming days.
2nd - Captain Michelle and I are leaving for a memorial service in Kansas and will be gone another week, but the corps programs will continue and God's Army marches on in our absence - and Lord willing in Kansas too. (Please pray for us that we will have chances to share the gospel with people every leg of our trip as well as at the memorial activities).
3rd - Here is the special service announcement. This Sunday is One Lord Sunday when many churches all have a meeting together and agree it's not about our "denominations", it's about Jesus Christ our Risen Savior! This Sunday we will have Sunday School and Bible study early at 9:15 am and the we will join with the believers of Homer at Homer High School at 11:00 am.
Lord willing I will start posting better once we are back from our trip.
We are looking forward to being home at the Corps with you all in another week.
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1st - greetings from all the saints and salvationists who met for the Alaska Congress in Sitka Alaska. Congress was an amazing time, I hope to write more on it later, if not I'm sure it will be mentioned in the New Frontier in coming days.
2nd - Captain Michelle and I are leaving for a memorial service in Kansas and will be gone another week, but the corps programs will continue and God's Army marches on in our absence - and Lord willing in Kansas too. (Please pray for us that we will have chances to share the gospel with people every leg of our trip as well as at the memorial activities).
3rd - Here is the special service announcement. This Sunday is One Lord Sunday when many churches all have a meeting together and agree it's not about our "denominations", it's about Jesus Christ our Risen Savior! This Sunday we will have Sunday School and Bible study early at 9:15 am and the we will join with the believers of Homer at Homer High School at 11:00 am.
Lord willing I will start posting better once we are back from our trip.
We are looking forward to being home at the Corps with you all in another week.
Live holy, preach Jesus!
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - What if Jesus didn't rise again?
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Western Youth Institute 2009 video testimony
This is a video of a young blind woman who perhaps sees more clearly than I do. This was the high point of WYI for me, not only a great song, but the Spirit moved while she sang and I was brought to tears considering the wonderful love of Jesus.
Listen to her short testimony and her song.
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Listen to her short testimony and her song.
WYI09: Paradox - Leslie's Song (11) from SayTV on Vimeo.
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
Sunday's Sermon - Jesus and the Health Care Bill
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
Sunday's sermon- What to pray when you're at war
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