We may be torn away in person, but we are still united as the Body of Christ! Please join us in worship this week, using the music provided by our Praise Team. The songs are Same Power, It Is Well With My Soul, and an excellent new song that our team learned called Good Grace, which reminds us that our help comes from the Lord, through salvation by the blood Jesus Christ. Words to the songs are provided if you wish to sing along. Please also check out Pastor Darrell's sermon "Torn Away - In Person, Not In Heart" as we continue our study of 1 Thessalonians.
Greetings Church, Though we may be distant physically, we know that we are united together in Christ! We invite you to visit these links below for your Sunday (or any day) sermon and worship. Call to Worship: Great Is Thy Faithfulness Music for Prayer and Meditation: Please check out Westin’s beautiful rendition of How Can I Keep From Singing Sermon: “The Prophetic Work of Christ” CLICK HERE to read the scripture (Luke 4:16-30) CLICK HERE for the sermon Song of Reflection: Do It Again Prayer: As we prepare for the start of a new week, we don't know what lies ahead, but we do know that God is in control. Here's a great prayer: Credit to the YouVersion Bible app for the prayer Be sure to check out these other recent blog posts as well: If the Mountains Won't Move, Let It Be by Katelyn Beebe Perseverance, Character, and Hope by Robert McKethan You can give your tithes and offerings on the church website
Hello Everyone - One of the things I enjoy most as your Worship Director is the opportunity to play for you. I am always humbled when I hear folks say that they are able to worship, reflect, and connect with God through the music. I know that for many, music can be one of the best ways to experience God and to worship Him. I am sharing below a few recordings that I did several years ago of some of my favorite hymns. I hope to be able to make some new recordings to share soon, but in the meantime, I hope these may be a blessing to you. Don't forget to check back regularly on this blog, as we are adding lots of new content throughout the week! In Christ, Justin CLICK HERE to listen to the music.
We hope you will enjoy these great recordings from Jon Beebe. The meaning behind these recordings is all the more significant because they were made during a live performance on September 13, 2001, just two days after 9/11. The emotion in this music is powerful, and I know God is speaking to us through these hymns during the difficulties of today, just as He was then. May you all be blessed by these songs! CLICK HERE to listen Jon Beebe, bassoon Laurie Nicholson, piano Rosen Concert Hall Thursday, September 13, 2001
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