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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During the month of October, we are supporting the fuel bag ministry at GraceWorks here in Franklin to prepare for the upcoming school year. Each Friday, Williamson County School teachers discreetly hand out “fuel bags” to students they identify who need help to keep them from becoming hungry over the weekend. Fuel Bag Needs *All Individual Sizes Please* Shelf-stable milk…
Mark your calendars for Kingdomtide Dinners and Devotions on Wednesday evenings throughout the month of October as we study the five solas of the reformation and seek to live according to these gospel truths. Please RSVP by submitting the form below. Contact [email protected] for more information.
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Recent
Announcements
During the month of October, we are supporting the fuel bag ministry at GraceWorks here in Franklin to prepare for the upcoming school year. Each Friday, Williamson County School teachers discreetly hand out “fuel bags” to students they identify who need help to keep them from becoming hungry over the weekend. Fuel Bag Needs *All Individual Sizes Please* Shelf-stable milk…
Mark your calendars for Kingdomtide Dinners and Devotions on Wednesday evenings throughout the month of October as we study the five solas of the reformation and seek to live according to these gospel truths. Please RSVP by submitting the form below. Contact [email protected] for more information.
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Worship Notes
The representation of Jesus as a “cornerstone,” primarily found in Psalm 118, can be seen throughout this morning’s service. Nearly all of Pastor Jamie’s Scripture selections (the Call to Worship, Scripture Reading, Confession of Sin, Assurance of Pardon, Benediction) are taken from that majestic messianic psalm, which we’ll also sing at the opening of the service (O Thank The Lord,…
You may notice that this morning’s service is a bit more solemn than usual. That is on purpose. Apart from the exuberant opening psalm setting (From Heav’n O Praise The Lord—Psalm 148), the Scripture passages and hymns chosen for the service reflect on the sobering call to repentance at the end of Act 3. Hearing Peter urge his brothers to…
This morning’s service presents a theme of healing and restoration, both physical and spiritual. We sing All Hail The Power Of Jesus’ Name, declaring along with Peter that “faith in His name—has made [us] strong” (Acts 3:16). Scripture readings throughout the service declare God’s promises to “strengthen the weak hands and make firm the feeble knees” (Isaiah 35:3), to make…
