12.17.24 | Worship | by Tim Schoap
You know *Messiah* because we sing its most famous chorus every Easter. But did you know there is much, much more to *Messiah* than “Hallelujah!”?
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12.13.22 | Worship | by John Wykoff
That a church our size would offer a Christmas play or pageant (or in our case produce an extravagant concert) is so customary nowadays that it hardly seems necessary to provide justification for it. However, I have a special reason for wanting...
I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
12.03.20 | Worship | by Jeremy Gaines
Paired with music in the 1880's, this hymn has encouraged many believers through many conflicts, both military and civilian. 2020 has been a year which has shaken our security, order, and...
12.19.19 | Worship | by John Wykoff
We stand for the Hallelujah Chorus, so we’ve been told, following a tradition started by King George II. Upon hearing Handel’s majestic chorus, the king could not contain himself. He rose suddenly to his feet. The rest of the...
12.04.19 | Worship | by John Jones
1st Sunday in Advent Sunday the 1st: Genesis 1.26-31 The Creation of Man Monday the 2nd: Genesis 3.1-24 The Fall and the First Promise...
07.25.19 | Worship | by Render Caines
It was good to worship with you all this past Sunday. Following the service, I told Pastor Jones that I thought his sermon on Psalm 136 was one of the better sermons I’d ever heard from anyone. I also told him I was going to “rip it...
06.13.19 | Worship | by John Jones
Every aspect of a sermon is of great interest to me: proposition, structure, language, tone, illustration, delivery, even sermon length. Wesley confessed that he preached for three hours on at least one occasion. Jonathan Edwards preached more...
