Before I get into details about the upcoming Christmas Eve Service, I wanted to share a quick report from Elyse Dobson about last Saturday's Mother's Day Out lunch:
We talk a lot about 'worship' at proclaim on Sunday mornings. But leading our families in worship at home is just as important. Husbands, fathers, moms, single parents... are you leading your family in worship?
We plan to begin with O Worship The King this Sunday. In preparation, let's explore what it means to worship.
As we prepare our hearts to focus on Church Planting this Sunday, I thought it appropriate to consider some of the lyrics we will be singing:
When we pray, we often say things like, “Let Your Kingdom come.†But what does that mean in the lives of God's people?
This past Sunday during the "How Now Shall We Live" portion of the sermon, I couldn't help but note the look of confusion on lots of faces. I thought it...more >>
Charles Haddon Spurgeon was quite the preacher during the nineteenth century. (If you don't mind hip-hop, Shai Linne provides a short bibliography here: http://a.sctxt.org/OGv46N.) He attributed his success in the pulpit not to his education, not to his oratory...more >>
After several of our brothers read & began a very helpful discussion based on our sustain reading from Acts 14 ( http://know.gd/nt/2013-02-28 ), I felt prompted to write the following response. Suspecting that there may be others in our church family with similar...more >>