Worship
Why We Worship the Way We Do
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An Introduction to Reformed Worship
This program is designed to convey the biblical rationale behind the what and how of
our worship. It is conducted in a round-table, conversational, style.
Why We Worship the Way We Do - Part 1 (Duration: 28:39)
Why We Worship the Way We Do - Part 2 (Duration: 33:57)
Why We Worship the Way We Do - Part 3 (Duration: 33:01)
This program is designed to convey the biblical rationale behind the what and how of
our worship. It is conducted in a round-table, conversational, style.
Why We Worship the Way We Do - Part 1 (Duration: 28:39)
Why We Worship the Way We Do - Part 2 (Duration: 33:57)
Why We Worship the Way We Do - Part 3 (Duration: 33:01)
Sample Bulletin
Sample Bulletin 1 - Service with Lord's Supper (second Sunday of Month)
Sample Bulletin 2 - Service without the Lord's Supper (all other Sundays)
Sample Bulletin 2 - Service without the Lord's Supper (all other Sundays)
The living and true God, our triune Creator, has instituted the worship of himself by all
people everywhere in spirit and in truth. In the covenant, God promises his chosen
ones that he will dwell among them as their God and they will be his people. When we
meet for public worship, it is not merely a gathering of God’s children with each other
but is, before all else, a meeting of the triune God with his covenant people.
In worship, God’s people enter the Most Holy Place, the heavenly sanctuary, by the
redeeming blood of Jesus, by the new and living way opened for them through the
curtain, that is, his flesh. They draw near through him as their great high priest who
has not entered a man-made sanctuary but heaven itself, now to appear for them in
God’s presence.
people everywhere in spirit and in truth. In the covenant, God promises his chosen
ones that he will dwell among them as their God and they will be his people. When we
meet for public worship, it is not merely a gathering of God’s children with each other
but is, before all else, a meeting of the triune God with his covenant people.
In worship, God’s people enter the Most Holy Place, the heavenly sanctuary, by the
redeeming blood of Jesus, by the new and living way opened for them through the
curtain, that is, his flesh. They draw near through him as their great high priest who
has not entered a man-made sanctuary but heaven itself, now to appear for them in
God’s presence.
Sunday Schedule
Sunday School classes for all ages start at 9:45 AM.
Sunday Morning Worship starts at 11:00 AM.
Sunday Morning Worship starts at 11:00 AM.