Worship Next Sunday
August
12, 2012
Preaching:
Evangelist/Pastor Bill Welzien
Sermon
text: Galatians 1:6-10
Sermon
title: The
Glorious Gospel
Music:
Opening
Hymn 101 Come, Thou Almighty King
Preparation
Hymn 662 As the Hart Longs for Flowing Streams
Response
Hymn 644 May the Mind of Christ My Savior
Closing
Hymn 474 Blow Ye the Trumpet, Blow!
Confession
of Faith: Apostles Creed
Old
Testament Passage: Genesis 16
Preparation
Guide
Sunday:
Review morning sermon
(evening service @ 5pm)
Monday:
Galatians 1:6-10
Tuesday:
2 Kings 20:1-11
Wednesday:
2 Kings 20:12-21
Thursday:
Genesis 16
Friday:
Exodus 20:12
Saturday:
Galatians
1
Suggested Bible Study and Prayers
(Passages
that we will refer to in next Sunday's worship)
2
Kings 20
Our Father, our
lives are in Your hands. When we face our mortality, we cry out to
You. You grant us life according to Your good pleasure. We thank
You that our King Jesus reigns forever. The resurrection of our
Messiah is the greatest sign to us of the truth of Your promises. On
the day of blessing, help us to remain in watchfulness. Teach us to
remember the humbling providences that we have suffered in the past,
and to resist the danger of foolish pride.
Genesis 16
Merciful
Lord, why do we take matters into our own hands, as if Your great
promises wait for us to fulfill them? The way of Hagar is not the
solution to our barren lives. You must bless, Lord, for our own
plans are troublesome. They lead only to death. You are so
faithful. You know our weakness. You are aware of our scheming. We
have been like wild animals, trying to impress others with a display
of dominance. You are so different from us, providing us with the
free gift of the water of life, that we might live forever.
Galatians 1
God
of Glory, You have sent us apostles to speak to us the truth of
Christ. Help us to hold fast to the gospel that we have received,
that message of the good news of our redemption through Jesus. We
want to please You and serve You in this one gospel. We would not
want to use our gifts as instruments of wickedness as in former days.
Help us to look to You as our Master and our Father, and to glorify
You with lives of obedient love and joy.
