Sermon Text: Genesis 1
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 104:30-33
How Great (Psalm 145)
All Praise to Him
John 1:1-5
Only a Holy God
Genesis 1
Whate'er My God Ordains is Right
Romans 11:33-36


This Sunday we gather to worship the Creator who gives life, sustains all things, and is worthy of endless praise. Our call to worship from Psalm 104 will remind us that God renews the face of the earth and fills creation with His glory. Through songs like How Great (Psalm 145), All Praise to Him, and Only a Holy God, we will exalt the Lord for His power, holiness, and faithful care for His people. The reading from John 1 will point us to Christ, the eternal Word through whom all things were made, and the message from Genesis 1 will lead us to marvel at God’s perfect creation and sovereign authority over all things. We will respond with Whate’er My God Ordains Is Right, resting in the goodness and wisdom of the God who rules over creation and redemption alike.

Sermon Text: John 1
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 148:1-5
Crown Him with Many Crowns
The Love of God
Behold the Lamb of God
John 1
Before the Throne of God Above
Apostles' Creed
Consecration Prayer
Communion 
Doxology


This Sunday we gather to praise the Lord who is worthy of all glory, joining the call of Psalm 148 for all creation to exalt His name. Through songs like Crown Him with Many Crowns and The Love of God, we will celebrate His majesty and rest in His steadfast love. In Behold the Lamb of God, we will fix our eyes on Christ, the One who takes away the sin of the world. The message from John 1 will remind us that Jesus is the eternal Word who became flesh to bring light and life to His people. As we respond with Before the Throne of God Above and come to the Lord’s Table, we will remember His sacrifice and rejoice in the hope of His return. We will close with the Doxology, giving praise to God from whom all blessings flow.

Sermon Text: Genesis 1
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 33:6-9
All Creatures of Our God and King
All Praise to Him
Revelation 5:11-13
Is He Worthy?
Genesis 1
Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery
Romans 11:33-36


This Sunday we gather to worship the Creator and Redeemer, whose Word spoke all things into existence and whose glory fills heaven and earth. From Psalm 33 and Revelation 5, we are called to join creation and the heavenly host in declaring that He alone is worthy of all praise. Through songs like All Creatures of Our God and King, All Praise to Him, and Is He Worthy?, we will exalt God’s power, goodness, and saving work. The message from Genesis 1 and John 1 will point us to Christ, the eternal Word through whom all things were made and by whom all things are redeemed. We will respond with Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery, fixing our eyes on the beauty of the gospel. As we go, we will give glory to God, from whom and through whom and to whom are all things.

Sermon Text: Romans 1:16-21
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 19:1-4
O Worship the King
All My Boast is in Jesus
Isaiah 40:21-26
Ancient of Days
Romans 1:16-21
10,000 Reasons
Romans 11:33-36


This Sunday we gather to worship the God whose glory is revealed in all creation. From Psalm 19 to Isaiah 40, we are reminded that the heavens declare His greatness and that He reigns as the everlasting King over all. Through songs like O Worship the King, All My Boast is in Jesus, and Ancient of Days, we will exalt His majesty and confess that our hope is found in Him alone. The message from Romans 1:18–20 will call us to recognize God’s clear revelation in creation and respond rightly in worship and faith. We will close with 10,000 Reasons, lifting grateful hearts in praise to the One who is worthy of all glory. As we go, we will be reminded that all things are from Him, through Him, and to Him—forever worthy of our praise.

Sermon Text: Psalm 148
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 148:1-5
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
Christ Our Hope in Life and Death
Behold Our God
How Great Thou Art
Psalm 148
Rejoice
Romans 11:33-36


This Sunday we gather to join all creation in praising the Lord, as Psalm 148 calls everything in heaven and on earth to exalt His name. Through songs like Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, Christ Our Hope in Life and Death, and Behold Our God, we will declare the greatness and faithfulness of our God. In How Great Thou Art, we will respond with gratitude for His works and His care for us. The message from Psalm 148 will remind us that all of creation exists to glorify God alone. We will close with Rejoice, lifting joyful hearts to the Lord. As we are sent out, we will give glory to God, from whom and through whom and to whom are all things.

Sermon Text: Acts 13:23-41
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 117
Christ the Lord is Risen Today
Come Praise and Glorify
1 Peter 1:3-4
In Christ Alone/The Solid Rock
Acts 13:23-41
His Glory and My Good
Apostles' Creed
Consecration Prayer
Communion
Doxology


This Sunday we gather to celebrate the risen Christ and the living hope we have through Him. With Psalm 117, we are called to praise the Lord, and through songs like Christ the Lord Is Risen Today and Come Praise & Glorify, we will rejoice in His victory over sin and death. Scripture from 1 Peter will remind us of the new birth and eternal inheritance secured by Christ, while the message from Acts 13:23–41 proclaims Jesus as the promised Savior. As we respond with His Glory and My Good, we will affirm that all of life is for His honor and our joy in Him. Together we will confess our faith, partake in the Lord’s Supper, and look ahead with hope to the day we feast with Christ in His kingdom. We will close with the Doxology, giving glory to God who has accomplished our salvation.

Sermon Text: Luke 13:6-9
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 118:19-24
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Living Hope
2 Peter 3:8-12
Yet Not I, But Through Christ In Me
Luke 13:6-9
Our God Will Go Before Us
Hebrews 10:22-23


This Sunday we gather to rejoice in the salvation the Lord has given, declaring with Psalm 118, “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Through songs like Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing and Living Hope, we will celebrate the grace of God that rescues and sustains His people. Scripture from 2 Peter will remind us to live with watchful hearts as we await the day of the Lord, trusting in His perfect timing. The message from Luke 13:6–9 will call us to repentance and fruitfulness, urging us not to presume on God’s patience but to respond to His mercy. We will answer with Our God Will Go Before Us, resting in the faithfulness of the One who leads His people. We depart encouraged to hold fast to our hope, knowing that the God who promises is faithful.

Sermon Text: Luke 13:1-5
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 32:1-2
O For A Thousand Tongues to Sing
Jesus, What a Friend for Sinners
Responsive Reading
Not in Me
Luke 13:1-5
There is a Fountain
Hebrews 13:20-21


This Sunday we gather to rejoice in the blessing of forgiveness and the mercy of God. Our call to worship from Psalm 32 reminds us that those whose sins are forgiven are truly blessed, leading us to praise through O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing and Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners. Through confession and assurance we will remember that our hope is not in ourselves, but in Christ alone, a truth we will sing in Not in Me. The message from Luke 13:1–5 will call us to repentance and to live with humble, ready hearts before the Lord. We will respond with There Is a Fountain, rejoicing in the cleansing grace found in the blood of Christ. We will depart with the promise that the God of peace equips His people to do His will, to His glory.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:57-59
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 18:1-3
A Mighty Fortress is Our God
Come Praise & Glorify
Psalm 130:1-4
Only a Holy God
Luke 12:57-59
His Mercy is More
Jude 1:24-25


This Sunday we gather to worship the Lord who is our strength, our refuge, and our deliverer. With the words of Psalm 18 we will declare our love for God, and through songs like A Mighty Fortress and Come Praise and Glorify we will rejoice in His power and saving grace. Psalm 130 will lead us to humble confession, reminding us that with the Lord there is forgiveness and steadfast love, a truth we will echo in Only a Holy God. The message from Luke 12:57–59 will call us to discern rightly, respond wisely, and live with urgency before the Lord. We will respond with His Mercy Is More, rejoicing that our hope rests not in ourselves but in God’s abundant mercy. We will be sent out with the promise that the Lord is able to keep us from stumbling and to present us with great joy in His presence.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:54-56
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 19:1-4
All Creatures of Our God and King
the Love of God
2 Corinthians 4:1-6
There is One Gospel
Luke 12:54-56
All My Boast is in Jesus
Hebrews 13:20-21


This Sunday we gather to worship the God whose glory is declared throughout all creation. Our call to worship from Psalm 19 reminds us that the heavens proclaim His greatness, leading us to lift our voices in praise through songs like All Creatures of Our God and King and The Love of God. Through Scripture and song we will confess the truth of the gospel, remembering that there is one message of salvation in Christ alone. The sermon from Luke 12:54–56 will challenge us to rightly discern the times and respond faithfully to the truth God has revealed. We will respond with All My Boast Is in Jesus, declaring that our confidence rests in Him alone. As we depart, we will be reminded that the God of peace equips His people to do His will, to His glory.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:51
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 145:1-2
How Great
Psalm 24:3-10
Behold Our God
Your Will Be Done
Luke 12:51
The Wonderful Cross
Apostles' Creed
Consecration Prayer
Communion
Doxology


This Sunday we gather to exalt the Lord, declaring with Psalm 145 that His name is great and worthy of praise. Through How Great (Psalm 145) and Behold Our God, we will lift our eyes to the sovereign King who rules over all the earth. Psalm 24 will remind us that everything belongs to Him, and in Your Will Be Done we will submit our hearts to His purposes. The message from Luke 12:51 will confront us with the searching reality of Christ’s mission and the dividing line His gospel creates. As we respond with When I Survey the Wondrous Cross and come to the Lord’s Table, we will remember the sacrifice that secures our salvation and anticipate the feast to come. We will close with the Doxology, giving glory to God from whom all blessings flow.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:50
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 40:1-3
The Solid Rock
Christ Our Hope in Life and Death
Psalm 40:4-8
O Lord My Rock and My Redeemer
Luke 12:50
All My Boast is in Jesus
Hebrews 12:2


This Sunday we gather to rejoice in the Lord who hears our cries and sets our feet upon the Rock. From Psalm 40, we will praise the God who delivers and gives us a new song of salvation. Through hymns like The Solid Rock and Christ Our Hope in Life and Death, we will confess that our confidence rests in Christ alone. The message from Luke 12:50 will point us to the suffering and mission of Jesus, who endured the cross for our redemption. We will respond with All My Boast Is in Jesus, declaring that our only glory is found in Him. As we depart, we will fix our eyes on Christ, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith, giving thanks to God.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:49-53
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 66:1-4
Crown Him with Many Crowns
Holy Holy Holy
Romans 10:8-13
Ancient of Days
Luke 12:49-53
Whate'er My God Ordains is Right
Hebrews 12:28-29


This Sunday we will gather to worship the Lord with reverence and joy as we lift our voices together in praise. Our call to worship from Psalm 66:1–4 will invite us to “shout for joy to God” and proclaim the glory of His name. Through hymns of exaltation and adoration like “Crown Him with Many Crowns” and “Holy, Holy, Holy,” we will declare the majesty and holiness of our great God. In a responsive reading from Romans 10:8–13, we will confess our faith and rejoice in the assurance that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.
As we continue in worship, “Ancient of Days” will lead us in devotion and consecration, reminding us that God’s kingdom stands forever. During the offering, we will reflect on 1 Chronicles 29:14, acknowledging that all we give comes first from His gracious hand. The message from Luke 12:49–53 will challenge us with the refining truth of Christ’s mission and the cost of faithful discipleship. We will respond by singing “Whate’er My God Ordains is Right,” expressing our trust in God’s sovereign and perfect will. Finally, a benediction from Hebrews 12:28–29 will send us out with gratitude for a kingdom that cannot be shaken, calling us to offer acceptable worship with reverence and awe.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:46-48
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Baptisms
Psalm 111:1-3
To God Be the Glory
I Stand Amazed
Jesus, Thank You
My Jesus, I Love Thee
Luke 12:46-48
I Set My Hope On Jesus
New Member Presentation
Prayer over New Members


This Sunday we will rejoice together as we celebrate baptisms and the saving work of God among His people. Our call to worship from Psalm 111 will lead us to praise the Lord for His glorious and righteous works. Through songs of adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and devotion, we will declare our love for Christ and our hope in Him alone. The message from Luke 12:48 will remind us that those who have been given much are called to live lives of faithful obedience and gratitude. We will conclude by welcoming new members and praying over them, thanking God for His grace at work in our church family.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:46-48
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 119:171-172
I Know Whom I Have Believed
Christ the Sure and Steady Anchor
Romans 14:8-12
Christ Our Wisdom
Luke 12:46-48
Before the Throne of God Above
Apostles' Creed
Consecration Prayer
Communion
Doxology


This Sunday we gather to praise the Lord with grateful hearts, lifting our voices as Psalm 119 calls us to proclaim His righteousness. Through songs like I Know Whom I Have Believed and Christ the Sure and Steady Anchor, we will confess our confidence in Christ, who holds us fast in every season. Scripture from Romans 14 will remind us that whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord, and the message from Luke 12:46–48 will call us to faithful readiness before Him. As we come to the Lord’s Table, we will confess our shared faith through the Apostles’ Creed and remember Christ’s body and blood given for us. We will close with the Doxology, giving glory to God as we anticipate the day we feast with Christ in His kingdom.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:46-48
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 119:171-172
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name
Christ the Sure and Steady Anchor
Romans 14:8-12
Christ Our Wisdom
Luke 12:46-48
I Know Whom I Have Believed
1 Thessalonians 5:23-24


This Sunday we gather to exalt the name of Jesus and submit our lives fully to His lordship. Our call to worship from Psalm 119 will set our hearts on praising God and proclaiming the righteousness of His Word. Through songs like All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name and Christ the Sure and Steady Anchor, we will confess our dependence on Christ, our only hope and wisdom. Scripture from Romans 14 will remind us that we belong to the Lord in life and in death, and the message from Luke 12:46–48 will call us to faithful obedience and readiness before Him. As we respond with I Know Whom I Have Believed, we affirm our trust in the faithful God who entrusts us with much and calls us to live for His glory.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:41-48
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 90:12-14
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
I Set My Hope on Jesus
1 Corinthians 4:1-5
Christ is Mine Forevermore
Luke 12:41-48
Take My Life and Let it Be
1 Thessalonians 5:23-24


This Sunday we gather to worship the Lord with hearts shaped by wisdom, humility, and readiness. Our call to worship from Psalm 90 will invite us to number our days rightly, fixing our hope on the mercy of God. Through songs like Praise to the Lord, the Almighty and I Set My Hope on Jesus, we will confess our trust in Christ alone as our sure foundation. The Scripture readings and the message from Luke 12:40–48 will call us to faithful stewardship, reminding us that those entrusted with much are called to live with watchful obedience. As we respond with Take My Life and Let It Be, we offer ourselves anew to the Lord who has given us everything. We will depart strengthened by God’s promise to sanctify us completely and remain faithful to the end.

Sermon Text: Luke 12:35-40
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 47:6-7
Crown Him With Many Crowns
2 Peter 3:10-13
Living Hope
Yet Not I, But Through Christ in Me
Luke 12:35-40
Christ Our Hope in Life and Death
Hebrews 10:23-24


This Sunday we gather to exalt Christ our reigning King, singing praises to His sovereign rule as we are called to worship from Psalm 47. Through Crown Him with Many Crowns and Living Hope, we will rejoice in the finished work of Christ and confess our trust in Him alone. Scripture from 2 Peter 3 and the message from Luke 12 will remind us to live watchful, faithful lives as we await the return of our Lord and the renewal of all things. In giving, we will rest in the faithfulness of God who always keeps His promises. We will respond by declaring our hope in Christ Our Hope in Life and Death and be sent out encouraged to hold fast to our confession, stirring one another toward love and good works.

Sermon Text: Psalm 4
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 117
O Worship the King
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
Philippians 4:6-7
Jesus Strong and Kind
Jesus Loves Me
Psalm 4
Not in Me
Apostles' Creed
Consecration Prayer
Communion
Doxology


This Sunday we gather to praise the Lord with joyful hearts, joining all nations in the call of Psalm 117 to exalt His steadfast love and faithfulness. Through songs like O Worship the King and Leaning on the Everlasting Arms, we will confess our trust in the God who upholds His people. The Word from Philippians 4 will remind us to rest in the peace of God that guards our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. The sermon from Psalm 4 will call us to find our security, joy, and rest in the Lord alone. As we come to the Lord’s Table, we will remember Christ’s sacrifice and anticipate the day we feast with Him in His kingdom. We will close with the Doxology, giving glory to God from whom all blessings flow.

Sermon Text: 2 Samuel
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 97:1-6
Angels we have heard on high
Hark the Herald Angels Sing
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
John 1 Responsive Reading
O Come All Ye Faithful
2 Samuel
Go Tell it on the Mountain
Romans 16:25-27


This Sunday we gather to rejoice that the Lord reigns and His glory is proclaimed to the ends of the earth. Our worship opens with the triumphant words of Psalm 97, calling us to behold God’s righteousness and majesty as King. Through beloved carols like Angels We Have Heard on High, Hark! the Herald Angels Sing, and O Come, All Ye Faithful, we will celebrate the good news of Christ’s birth. In our responsive reading from John 1, we will confess together that the eternal Word became flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth. The sermon from 2 Samuel will point us to God’s faithfulness to His promises, fulfilled ultimately in Jesus, the Son of David. We will be sent out with joy, singing Go Tell It on the Mountain, strengthened by the gospel and giving thanks to God.

Sermon Text: Galatians 3:1-9
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 59:16-17
Joy to the World
Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee
'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus
Luke 2:8-14
What Child is This?
Joy Has Dawned - Choir
Galatians 3:1-9
Rejoice
1 Thessalonians 5:23


This Sunday we celebrate the joy of Christ’s coming—the Savior who brings light, peace, and redemption to all who believe. Our call to worship from Psalm 59 will remind us to sing of God’s strength and steadfast love, and we’ll lift our voices in songs of praise like Joy to the World and Joyful, Joyful. Through ’Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus and What Child Is This? we’ll reflect on the wonder of faith and the mystery of the incarnation. The choir will lead us in Joy Has Dawned, rejoicing that God’s promises have been fulfilled in the birth of His Son. From Galatians 3:1–9, we’ll hear the good news that salvation comes not through works, but by faith—just as Abraham believed God and was counted righteous. We’ll close with Rejoice, lifting grateful hearts to the God of peace who sanctifies us and keeps us blameless until Christ returns.

Sermon Text: Genesis 1-3
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Isaiah 40:3-5
Angels from the Realms of Glory
There is One Gospel
Matthew 3:1-3
The First Noel
Genesis 1-3
O Lord My Rock and My Redeemer
Apostles' Creed
Communion
Doxology


This Sunday we continue our Advent journey with the theme Always Prepare—a call to ready our hearts for the coming of the Lord. Our worship will open with Isaiah 40:3–5, declaring, “Prepare the way of the Lord; make straight in the desert a highway for our God.” As we light the Advent candle and sing Angels from the Realms of Glory and There Is One Gospel, we’ll rejoice in the good news of salvation that has come through Christ. The message from Genesis 1–3 will remind us of God’s perfect creation, humanity’s fall, and the promise of redemption fulfilled in Jesus. Through the Lord’s Supper, we will remember His sacrifice and anticipate His return, rejoicing in the hope of new life He has set before us. We’ll close with the Doxology, giving glory to the One who reigns forever and calls us to prepare our hearts for His coming.

Sermon Text: Ephesians 1:1-11
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 80:1-3
How Great
Come Praise and Glorify
Isaiah 9:2-5
Come Thou Long Expected Jesus
Isaiah 9:6
Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery
Ephesians 1:1-11
O Come O Come Emmanuel
Romans 15:13


This Sunday marks the beginning of Advent—a season of longing, hope, and joyful expectation as we look to the coming of Christ. Our call to worship from Psalm 80 will invite us to pray, “Restore us, O God; make your face shine on us, so that we may be saved.” As we light the first candle and lift our voices in How Great (Psalm 145) and Come Praise and Glorify, we’ll celebrate the faithfulness of our mighty Savior. Through readings from Isaiah 9, we’ll hear the promise of the Light that shines in the darkness and the Son who brings peace to His people. The message from Ephesians 1:1–11 will remind us that in Christ we have redemption, adoption, and an eternal inheritance according to God’s perfect will. We’ll close with O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, longing together for the day when hope is fully realized and Christ reigns forevermore.

Sermon Text: Philippians 4:4
‍The songs we will sing this week include the following, provided in a YouTube playlist here and a Spotify playlist here:

Psalm 9:1-2
All Creatures of Our God and King
Jesus, Thank You
Psalm 103:1-5
10,000 Reasons
Philippians 4:4
Rejoice
Colossians 3:16-17


This Sunday we gather to rejoice in the goodness and mercy of our God, who fills our hearts with gratitude and praise. Our call to worship from Psalm 9 will invite us to give thanks with our whole hearts, and through songs like All Creatures of Our God and King and Jesus, Thank You, we’ll celebrate His greatness and grace. From Psalm 103 we’ll be reminded of God’s compassion and steadfast love, and together we’ll lift our voices in 10,000 Reasons, blessing His holy name. The message from Philippians 4:4 will call us to “rejoice in the Lord always,” finding joy rooted not in our circumstances but in Christ Himself. We’ll close with Rejoice and a benediction from Colossians 3, sending us out to live lives marked by peace, gratitude, and praise to the glory of God.