A condemned man makes what may be his final requests.
What can Christians learn about their Gospel relationships and priorities from these words passed from Paul to Timothy?
Songs of preparation are See The Destined Day Arise and All People That On Earth Do Dwell.
After the call to worship, the prayer of approach and confession will recall the privilege of passing on the testimony about God and his works to future generations and seeking his help to do that with our words and deeds.
The song of testimony and assurance is Far And Near (Say It Loud); followed by The Apostles’ Creed and Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.
From God’s Word, Revelation 2:18-27 reveals Christ’s instructions to the church in Thyatira; we’ll continue to memorise 2 Timothy 3:16; and sing The LORD’s My Shepherd (Psalm 23).
Reading 2 Timothy 4:9-22, the sermon will consider Paul’s last requests in 2 Timothy. There requests reveal a focus on Jesus even in life’s most uncertain times that all Christians can follow.
After singing King Of Kings, Majesty, we’ll share in the Lord’s Supper.
Worship will conclude with the pastoral prayer, giving our tithes and offerings, and singing Who Is On The Lord’s Side?
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