Join us for Worship on Sundays!
Listed below is the basic order of our worship service which emphasizes the following:
the holiness of God, the leading of the Holy Spirit, the public reading of Scripture, praising God in hymns and spiritual songs, worshipping Christ in communion, intercessory prayer, monthly mission updates, the family worshipping together, biblical teaching for children, God speaking thru the body of Christ, and the priority of expository preaching with the on-going proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. If you desire to learn more about becoming a Christian or do not have a home church in this area, please join us on Sundays at 10:00am.
The Scripture references listed below show the biblical basis
for the different aspects of our worship service.
ADORATION & CONFESSION:
Call to Worship: Ps 95:1-2; Ac 20:7; 1Co 16:2
Worship thru Songs: Ps 100:4; Rev 15:3-4
Confession of Sin: Ezr 9:1-2; 1Jn 1:8-2:2
Worship thru Scripture and Prayer: Ezr 9:3; 1Ti 4:13; 2Sa 7:18-29; Eph 1:3-14
THANKSGIVING & SUPPLICATION:
Praises & Updates: Mal 3:16-18; 1Co 14:26-40; Phm vs4-7; Heb 10:25ff
Intercessory Prayer: 2Ch 20:1-12; Mt 6:9-15; Php 4:4-7
Worship thru Offerings: Ps 96:8; 1Co 16:2
Worship in Communion: Mt 26:17-30; 1Co 11:ff; Rev 5:9-14 (1st Sunday/Month)
Affirmation of Our Faith: Dt 6:4; Jn 1:1-18; Rom 1:1-6; 1Co 15:3-6
Children’s Church begins: Dt 6:4-9; Lk 18:15-16
MINISTRY OF THE WORD: Ps 119:1ff; 2Ti 3:14-4:8; 2 Pe 1:19-21
Preparation in Song: Ps119:108,169-172;
Preaching the Word: Dt 1:1; 2Ti 4:1ff
Closing Song & Benediction: Ps 119:7; Ro 11:33-36; Nu 6:24-26; 2Th 2:16-17; Jude vs24-25
ORDER OF WORSHIP UNDERSTOOD:
The purpose and goal for having an Order of Worship is to promote and ensure a service:
- that is reverent and orderly, while also spirit-filled and spirit-led,
- that gives priority to various aspects of worship without neglecting others, including scripture reading, prayer, music and songs, confession, affirmation of our faith, and communion,
- that gives recognition to the church calendar (including Advent, Lent/Easter, Pentecost), as well as other celebrations (like Sanctity of Human Life, Reformation Sunday, and the International Day of Prayer for the
- that encourages the body to minister to one another,
- that ministers to all ages, backgrounds, and needs of our community,
- that emphasizes the preaching of the word,
- and that gives opportunity for intercessory prayer for the body.
