Well, we have the privilege tonight to continue our study in the Heidelberg Catechism and particularly the place we were at and the place where we have been at for the last few weeks and will continue to be for the next few weeks, as we’re studying kind of line by line of the Apostles’…
Let’s turn in our Bibles to 1 John 4. There’s two verses. 1 John 4:9-10. Pay careful attention as we read God’s holy Word. “In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent his only Son into the world so that we might live through him. In this is love,…
We invite you to turn with me in your Bibles. We are going to read just a couple of verses from Mark 8. And then also turn in your bulletin to the last page where we have the Heidelberg Catechism Lord’s Days 11 and 12. So just to set the context for you, we are…
Let’s turn together to Mark 14. Mark 14:12-25 is our text today. Mark 14:12-25. Just call you to come to worship tonight at 6 pm. Again, we’ll be celebrating the Lord’s Supper. Blair Smith will be preaching for us, and next Sunday morning, we’ll be returning to our series on the book of Romans. But…
Our reading tonight from God’s word here in this evening service is Psalm 130. And then we’re also going to be reading tonight together from the Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Days 4 and 5. Since we had a weather cancellation last week, we’re taking two Lord’s Days to get back on track. But let me, first…
Please turn with me in your Bible to the Gospel of John. John chapter 3. We’ll be looking together at verses 1-15, as Jesus encounters this man that many of us have heard of before, Nicodemus. John chapter 3, verses 1-15. Before we read it together, let’s pray for God to instruct our hearts. Father…
Please turn with me in your Bibles to Deuteronomy chapter 8. Last week we finished up our series on Ezra. We’re kind of in an in-between right now, this Sunday. Next Sunday is the Faithful Conference, and I think Kevin has a short series heading towards Advent. And then, come the new year, we’ll enter…
Oh God, as we turn to this part of your word that lays out before us Ezra’s confession of sin, as we think about our own confession, we pray, God, that we would not fail to remember – that we’d keep in mind through this text, through this sermon – that even though our sins…
I invite you to turn with me in your Bibles tonight to Psalm 121. Psalm 121. As – if you’re a member of the church, you know; if you’re a visitor, we’ll let you know that we are in the evenings going through what we call pastoral favorites. So, our pastors are picking passages of…
Let’s open our Bibles together to the Book of Isaiah. Isaiah 61:1-3 is our test tonight and we’re going to especially focus upon verse 3. Kevin mentioned this morning that our evening services for the next number of months are going to be pastor favorites and I actually picked this text not so much because…
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