Resources About Worship

Sermon Series

God, Why Me?

Imagine losing ten children in a single day, along with your health and all your possessions, without any reason to hope for a recovery. Three of your friends come to give you comfort, but they only add to your misery! In these messages, we walk in Job’s sandals, feel his …

• God, Why Me?

  

• God, I've Lost Everything!

  

• When Comfort Is Discomfort

  

• The Sighs Of A Suffering Soul

  

• Jesus, Please Answer Job!

  

• Words Of Wisdom From A Young Man

  

• When God Comes

  

• The Purpose Of It All

  

Sermon Series

The Disciplines Of The Soul

If we wish to walk with God, we must get beyond good intentions. This series of messages explains practical steps on how to live from within, developing a growing relationship with God. Each message helps us learn how to pay attention to the most important part of our souls, which …

• The Discipline Of Meditation

  

• The Discipline Of Prayer

  

• The Discipline Of Worship

  

• The Discipline Of Silence

  

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God's Glory In Our Church

Worship is the means that we use to come into God’s presence.

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The Purpose Of It All

God is always teaching us—enlarging our understanding of who He is.

Sermon Series

You Can't Redo Life

The parables of Jesus are ordinary stories with extra-ordinary lessons that expose the superficiality of our faith and values. Jesus—with a penetrating understanding of human nature—shows us the foolishness of seeing life from our limited worldly perspective, and ignoring what God sees and values. These parables teach us how not …

• Getting Conversion Right

  

• Getting Prayer Right

  

• Getting Forgiveness Right

  

• Getting Parenting Right

  

• Getting Rewards Right

  

• Getting Spiritual Warfare Right

  

• Getting Faithfulness Right

  

• Getting Evangelism Right

  

• Getting Investments Right

  

• Getting Eternity Right

  

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God's Glory In Our Worship

We cannot know the glory of God except through Jesus.

Article

O Come Let Us Adore Him!

We’ve sung the words a thousand times: “O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant… O come let us adore Him.” We envy the shepherds who actually saw the baby Jesus, and returned with a message of joy that pierced the midnight air. We can’t join them in Bethlehem, but thankfully, we can adore Jesus right where we are, for today He is at the right hand of the Father. That’s why the invitation is to all of us—“O come let us adore Him.” But how do we “adore Him?” “This people honor me with their lips … Read More >

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Hallelujah

This word which is translated “Praise ye the Lord,” occurs, as I have counted, twenty-four times in the Book of Psalms, and four times in the nineteenth chapter of Revelation making twenty-eight times altogether in the Bible. In the Psalms it is the Hallelujah of earth and in Revelation it is the Hallelujah of heaven. It is a word which cannot be translated by one word in any other language, and is, therefore, transferred. It is the same in Greek, Latin, German, French, Italian, Dutch and English. It looks as if all nations were practicing for the Hallelujah chorus … Read More >