In the process of carefully and thoughtfully including great hymns in our worship at mgpc, it sometimes surprises me when I find out a hymn I’ve selected hasn’t been used for a long time. God, Whose Almighty Word (or Thou, Whose Almighty Word) is one of those. Wonderfully trinitarian, and stirring in its prayer for …
Heidelberg Catechism – Lord’s Day 7 20. Q. Will all men, then, be saved through Christ as they became lost through Adam? A. No. Only those who, by true faith, are incorporated into him and accept all his benefits. 21. Q. What is true faith? A. It is not only a certain knowledge by which …
How Blessed Are Those Above Reproach (Psalm 119:1-8) and I Will Glory In My Redeemer are the songs of preparation, with God, Whose Almighty Word beginning worship. After the welcome and announcements our prayer of adoration and confession will remember the mighty acts of God in our own lives, and look to them as markers …
Thoughts from Matt Boswell as you prepare for corporate worship tomorrow. Corporate worship reminds us that our hope is not fixed on anything less than our sovereign God. There is a tendency in all of us to forget our neediness. Like the psalmist, we question where our help comes from and must be continually reminded …
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