Songs:
“My Jesus I Love Thee” by William R. Featherston & Adoniram Judson Gordon
Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI License #2003690
“On Jordan’s Stormy Banks” by Samuel Stennett & Christopher Miner
© 1997 Getty Music Hymns and Songs
Used by Permission. CCLI License #2003690
“My Worth is Not in What I Own” by Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty & Graham Kendrick
© 2014 Gettymusic, Make Way Music
Used by Permission. CCLI License #2003690
“Christ Be in My Waking” by Simon Brading & Stuart Townend
© 2011 Thankyou Music
Used by Permission. CCLI License #2003690
“Doxology” by Thomas Ken & Louis Bourgeois
Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI License #2003690
Call To Worship: We Bless You, God of All Mercies
ALL: We bless You, God of all mercies, for our creation, preservation, and all the blessings of this life;
WOMEN: We praise You for Your boundless love revealed to us in Your Son, our Lord, Jesus Christ, for the means of grace and for the hope of glory.
MEN: Give us such an awareness of Your mercies that with truly thankful hearts we may show forth Your praise not only with our lips, but in our lives, by giving up ourselves to Your service, and by walking before You in holiness and righteousness all our days;
ALL: Through Jesus Christ our redeemer to whom, with You and the Holy Spirit, be all honor and glory now and forever. Amen! Amen! Amen!
Classic Prayer: John Bailie
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Creed: Jesus, The Son of God
LEADER: Why is the Son of God called “Jesus,” meaning “savior?”
PEOPLE: Because He saves us from our sins and because salvation is not to be sought or found in anyone else.
LEADER: Why is He called “Christ,” meaning “anointed?”
PEOPLE: Because He has been ordained by God the Father and has been anointed with the Holy Spirit to be our chief prophet and teacher, who fully reveals to us the secret counsel and will of God concerning our deliverance; our only high priest, who has delivered us by the one sacrifice of His body, and who continually intercedes for us before the Father; and our eternal king who governs us by His Word and Spirit, and who guards us and keeps us in the deliverance He has won for us.
SOURCE: Heidelberg Catechism, Questions 29 & 31