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CALL TO WORSHIP | Psalm 100
PSALM 100 | Scottish Psalter | Tune - Old 100th
PRAYER
CONFESSION OF SIN
“Our Father, we thank you that through Jesus Christ our Lord you have brought us from death to life. Yet we confess that we often live as if we are still dead in sin. Our old habits die hard. Our thoughts are impure, our desires ungodly and our actions often betray your commandments. Have mercy upon us, we pray. Forgive these and all of our sins. Help us to walk in the light, casting off everything that hinders the life which you have purposed for us and to count all things as rubbish in order that we may gain Christ and be found in Him. For we pray in His glorious name, Amen.”
ASSURANCE OF GOD’S PARDON
“The LORD builds up Jerusalem; he gathers the outcasts of Israel. He heals the brokenhearted, and binds up their wounds. Great is our Lord, and abundant in power; his understanding is beyond measure.” (Psalm 147)
SCRIPTURE READING | Genesis 18:1-15, Hebrews 11:11-12
RECORDED SERMON | “The Power of Faith.” | Rev. Paul Gibson
The sermon should automatically publish here in time for worship at 11am. It will also be available at this link - www.sermonaudio.com
PSALM 100 | Scottish Psalter | Tune - Old 100th
PRAYER
- Adoration (Praising God for who He is and what He is like/His attributes),
- Confession (Confessing our sins to God)
- Thanksgiving (Giving thanks to God for all He has given and continues to give)
- Supplication (Requesting His help, presence, leading and provision – especially for the people of God in our time of worship on the Lord’s Day)
CONFESSION OF SIN
“Our Father, we thank you that through Jesus Christ our Lord you have brought us from death to life. Yet we confess that we often live as if we are still dead in sin. Our old habits die hard. Our thoughts are impure, our desires ungodly and our actions often betray your commandments. Have mercy upon us, we pray. Forgive these and all of our sins. Help us to walk in the light, casting off everything that hinders the life which you have purposed for us and to count all things as rubbish in order that we may gain Christ and be found in Him. For we pray in His glorious name, Amen.”
ASSURANCE OF GOD’S PARDON
“The LORD builds up Jerusalem; he gathers the outcasts of Israel. He heals the brokenhearted, and binds up their wounds. Great is our Lord, and abundant in power; his understanding is beyond measure.” (Psalm 147)
SCRIPTURE READING | Genesis 18:1-15, Hebrews 11:11-12
RECORDED SERMON | “The Power of Faith.” | Rev. Paul Gibson
The sermon should automatically publish here in time for worship at 11am. It will also be available at this link - www.sermonaudio.com
PRAYER OF INTERCESSION
Pray that:
PSALM 25:1-9 | Sing Psalms | Tune - Walton (see Psalm 28 in the App.)
BENEDICTION
“Amen.”
Pray that:
- God would grant repentance, faith, comfort and encouragement to many as they hear the word proclaimed on the Lord’s Day.
- Our Government would come to fear the Lord and obey His commandments.
- The church in China would know God’s protection and that the intensifying persecution by the communist regime would be turned back.
- Justice would prevail in the case of Christians in Burkina Faso following the destruction of many churches there.
- God would bless the work of Middle East Reformed Fellowship and the work of Gurnam and Julia Singh at the International Evangelical Church in Limassol, Cyprus.
- God would bless and give wisdom to the Christian Institute as they fight for the protection of Christians and Christian freedoms in the United Kingdom.
- Those attending our Christianity Explored course online would come to know Christ as Lord and Saviour.
- The children and parents watching/listening to Debbie’s bible story each week would be blessed and brought to faith in Christ.
- The community of Tulloch and the people of Perth would see through this pandemic their own fragility, their sin and their great need of the Saviour.
PSALM 25:1-9 | Sing Psalms | Tune - Walton (see Psalm 28 in the App.)
BENEDICTION
“Amen.”
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