This Sunday begins our liturgical season of Advent. Advent is a time of waiting. The word simply means "the arrival of a notable person, thing, or event." We reflect during this season on the darkness and longing for the coming of Christ that was experienced before his birth his first advent. We also experience the waiting and longing for the fulfillment of his promise th...
Keep Reading
This Sunday marks the end of our liturgical calendar and is appropriately named, "Christ the King Sunday." Everything we've learned and celebrated leads up to this truth Jesus is Lord. Prelude "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name" This is will be an instrumental prelude but we want the hymn to be called to mind as we prepare to meet Christ our King in worship. "Let every...
Keep Reading
This week we'll conclude our liturgical series on the Solas of the Reformation with the great truth of Soli Deo Gloria, "the glory of God alone." Prelude "Hallowed Be Your Name" We'll tune our hearts and minds this week by the singing of the greatness and glory of the Lord through this simple modern hymn by Sovereign Grace: "God, there's no one like you, for who can bea...
Keep Reading
This week we'll continue our liturgical series by singing about salvation by grace alone Sola Gratia. Spend some time this weekend reading Eph. 1:3-14; 2:1-10to start thinking about this great truth! Prelude "Grace Alone" As the title would suggest, the whole song is about our theme for the morning. It ends with many statements of God's work of grace in our lives. But ...
Keep Reading
