God Moves In A Mysterious Way and That I May Keep Your Statutes, LORD (Psalm 119:33-40) are the songs of preparation. Worship begins with Sola (By Your Word Alone), our call to worship and prayer of adoration and confession. We’re thankful that we have access to God alone because of Jesus and that nothing else …
From David Cook, Moderator-General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, dealing with the Christian’s possession of an all-sufficient Saviour and a sufficient revelation of God’s Word, the Bible; and the privilege which pastors have in encouraging people to know and trust that they don’t need anything beyond these for life and belief. After spending the …
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 …
O Praise The LORD! The Man Is Truly Blessed (Psalm 84) and Jesus Is The Name We Honour are the songs of commencement. The prayer of adoration and confession will praise God for His holiness and goodness, thanking Him for revealing the pattern of salvation to us so we would recognise the fulfilment of His …
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