Joy In The Morning (preparing for MGPC 3/7/2022)

Gary Ware

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July 2, 2022

This week’s sermon, ‘Joy Comes In The Morning,’ is the testimony of God’s faithful presence, which we continue to find anew as we seek his face after our seasons of wandering and going astray.

For those unable to join us at MGPC, the service will be live-streamed.
The video is available at our website and youtube channel.

Song: See How Good It Is
Welcome:
Call to Worship
Song: All My Ways
Prayer Of Confession
Song: Amazing Grace
Affirming our Faith
Song: Worship Honour Glory Blessing
Bible Reading: Ephesians 3:1-13 – The revelation of the mystery of the gospel.
Bible Memorisation: Deuteronomy 6:5
Song: To God Be The Glory
Bible Reading: Psalm 30
Sermon: Joy In The Morning
Announcements:
Pastoral Prayer:
Closing Blessing
Song: The King Of Love My Shepherd Is

Do I Ever Cross Your Mind by Laura Marling

Gary Ware

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July 1, 2022

A rendition of Dolly Parton’s Do I Ever Cross Your Mind? sung by Laura Marling.
I think this should start at the beginning of the song. The chat at the start is interesting too, but I’m here for the music.

Footy Tipping 2022 – NRL Round 16 / AFL Round 16

Gary Ware

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June 30, 2022

NRL is back. I’m interested to see if Penrith goes to another gear after the relief of their players dominating State of Origin (and a few international games last weekend).
AFL’s battle for 8th position goes on.

(Draws count as correct)
NRL (last round 6/8; season tally 79/116)
Melbourne
Newcastle
Penrith
Cronulla
North Queensland
Parramatta
New Zealand
Canberra

AFL (last round 6/9; season tally 84/126)
Brisbane
Carlton
Sydney
Melbourne
Geelong
Collingwood
Richmond
Hawthorn
Fremantle

Ghost @ 30 by Kate Rusby

Gary Ware

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June 29, 2022

I’ve never featured Kate Rusby’s song Ghost; this is a re-recording which is part of her album 30 Happy Returns, a release which marks her 30 years as a performing artist.

Sometimes it feels that a lost loved one is still here, but the moment passes and the reality of their absence resumes.

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