The Lord, Our Help — for 40 years (and counting)
Much of life is ordinary and routine. Get up in the morning, get a cup of coffee, get the kids …
Much of life is ordinary and routine. Get up in the morning, get a cup of coffee, get the kids …
This Sunday GBC will begin live streaming the morning worship service, and all teaching events hosted in the church sanctuary …
In tomorrow morning’s worship service we will remember the death and resurrection of Christ through communion. Paul exhorts the Corinthian …
This morning we will remember the death of Christ through communion. There can be a ritualistic sameness to this ordinance …
J. I. Packer, The Quest for Godliness: We must never, therefore, let our Sundays become mere routine engagements; in that …
This Sunday morning we will practice the ordinance of communion. The apostle Paul exhorts the Corinthian believers to examine themselves …
J. Todd Murray, Beyond Amazing Grace: The disparity between the angels’ worship and our own is especially ironic in the …
Some helpful articles from the last week: David Murray has “20 Helps to Sermon Listening.” Number 1? “Read and mediate …
This afternoon I’ve been thinking about tomorrow’s sermon on 1 John 1:9. This may be one of the most well-known …
When it comes to blood, I am squeamish. On two separate occasions I’ve almost fainted while making a pastoral hospital …
To continue to prepare my heart for communion tomorrow morning, I read another chapter this evening from The Puritans on …
At least once per month, most churches practice the ordinance of communion. Some partake of the bread and the cup …
From John Broadus on Matthew 1:21: It is familiar fact that Hebrew names were commonly significant, a natural and pleasing …
This morning you may be in a hurry to get to church to worship. Your clothes may not look or …
Read a Scripture. Sing a hymn. Pray. Sing a hymn. Pray. Sing a chorus. Sing another chorus (or two). Pray. …