Sunday Morning
Worship Times
First Service: 8:30-9:45
Second Service: 10:00-11:15
Third Service: 11:30-12:45
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Announcements
Pick up your May reading card in the lobby on the table with the tithe box, or you may print your own from our website.
First Wednesday Prayer: Our monthly prayer meeting is this Wednesday at 6:30 PM at Parish. This is a great opportunity for our congregation to lift up our own needs as well as those of our community, our nation, and our world. Prodigal Prayer: If you have a prodigal friend or loved one, please feel free to put their name and…
Join us for an evening of food and fellowship to support our mission trip team for their Dalton, GA trip. The dinner will be this Wednesday, May 8th at 6:30 PM. Babysitting included! Contact Brandon Blair for more info at [email protected]. Sign up here.
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Recent
Announcements
Pick up your May reading card in the lobby on the table with the tithe box, or you may print your own from our website.
First Wednesday Prayer: Our monthly prayer meeting is this Wednesday at 6:30 PM at Parish. This is a great opportunity for our congregation to lift up our own needs as well as those of our community, our nation, and our world. Prodigal Prayer: If you have a prodigal friend or loved one, please feel free to put their name and…
Join us for an evening of food and fellowship to support our mission trip team for their Dalton, GA trip. The dinner will be this Wednesday, May 8th at 6:30 PM. Babysitting included! Contact Brandon Blair for more info at [email protected]. Sign up here.
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Worship Notes
This morning’s sermon text from Hebrews lists several practical exhortations on living the Christian life, concluding with a comforting quotation from the psalter: “The Lord is my helper; I will not fear.” Much of today’s service focuses on this aspect of God as our helper. Throughout the morning, we’ll be reminded that “[our] help comes from the Lord” (Psalm 121:2), that…
When we come to worship, we are in a sense coming (as the author of Hebrews puts it) to the heavenly Jerusalem (Hebrews 12:22). What an immense privilege we have every week as children of God! This morning, Psalm 48 calls us to worship with a description of the “city of our God,” “Mount Zion,” “His holy mountain,” a fortress…
Reformed worship is often described as dialogical: God declares something to us from His Word, and we respond with prayer and song; we confess our sins, and God responds, assuring us of His pardon. This emphasizes the vertical aspect of worship, the relationship between God and humanity. But we shouldn’t neglect the horizontal aspect, the relationship of believers to one…
