Worship Bulletin

Worship Bulletin

Worship Bulletin

Welcome to Worship!

9 AM

  • Prelude
  • Call to Worship – Psalm 30:1-5
  • *Hymn 422 — Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners
  • Welcome, Scripture, and Prayer
  • Special Music – Take Me to the Water / Rollo Dilworth
  • *Hymn Medley — O God, Our Help in Ages Past (566)
  • . Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy (471)

  • Sermon — “On Gospel Mission: Luke” Luke 18:18-30; 19:1-9
  • *Hymn 190 — The Power of the Cross
  • Benediction
  • *Doxology — Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow
  • Postlude
  • *Congregation is asked to stand.

     

    11:15 AM

  • Call to Worship – Psalm 30:1-5
  • Waymaker
  • Welcome, Scripture, and Prayer
  • Special Music – Take Me to the Water
  • There’s Nothing That Our God Can’t Do
  • Same God
  • Sermon — “On Gospel Mission: Luke” Luke 18:18-30; 19:1-9
  • My Worth is Not in What I Own
  • Benediction
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    WORSHIP LEADERS

  • Josh Hall, Associate Pastor of Student Ministries
  • Greg Williams, Associate Pastor of Music Ministries
  • Amy Parker, Pianist
  • Sanctuary Choir
  • Praise Team
  • Chamber Players
  • Youth Choir
  • Sue Mercer, Interpreter for the Deaf
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    LYRICS

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    JESUS! WHAT A FRIEND FOR SINNERS

    Jesus! what a friend for sinners!
    Jesus! lover of my soul.
    Friends may fail me, foes assail me,
    He, my Savior, makes me whole.

    Hallelujah! what a Savior!
    Hallelujah! what a friend!
    Saving, helping, keeping, loving,
    He is with me to the end.

    Jesus! What a strength in weakness!
    Let me hide myself in Him.
    Tempted, tried, and sometimes failing,
    He, my strength, my victory wins.

    Hallelujah! what a Savior!
    Hallelujah! what a friend!
    Saving, helping, keeping, loving,
    He is with me to the end.

    Jesus! what a help in sorrow!
    While the billows o’er me roll,
    Even when my heart is breaking,
    He, my comfort, helps my soul.

    Hallelujah! What a Savior!
    Hallelujah! What a friend!
    Saving, helping, keeping, loving,
    He is with me to the end.

    Jesus! I do now receive Him,
    More than all in Him I find,
    He has granted me forgiveness,
    I am His, and He is mine.

    Hallelujah! What a Savior!
    Hallelujah! What a friend!
    Saving, helping, keeping, loving,
    He is with me to the end.

    Song #22142
    J. Wilbur Chapman, Rowland H. Prichard
    Public Domain
    CCLI #380437

     

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    O GOD, OUR HELP IN AGES PAST

    Our God, our help in ages past,
    Our hope for years to come,
    Our shelter from the stormy blast,
    And our eternal home!

    Under the shadow of Thy throne
    Thy saints have dwelt secure;
    Sufficient is Thine arm alone,
    And our defense is sure.

    Before the hills in order stood,
    Or earth received her frame,
    From everlasting Thou art God,
    To endless years the same.

    A thousand ages in Thy sight
    Are like an evening gone;
    Short as the watch that ends the night
    Before the rising sun.

    Time, like an ever-rolling stream,
    Bears mortals all away.
    They fly, forgotten, as a dream
    Dies at the opening day.

    Our God, our help in ages past,
    Our hope for years to come:
    Be Thou our guard while troubles last,
    And our eternal home.

    Song #43152
    Isaac Watts, William Croft
    © Public Domain
    CCLI #380437

     

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    THE POWER OF THE CROSS

    Oh, to see the dawn of the darkest day:
    Christ on the road to Calvary.
    Tried by sinful men, torn and beaten, then
    Nailed to a cross of wood.

    This, the power of the cross:
    Christ became sin for us.
    Took the blame, bore the shame,
    We stand forgiven at the cross.

    Oh, to see the pain written on Your face,
    Bearing the awesome weight of sin.
    Every bitter thought, every evil deed
    Crowning Your bloodstained brow.

    This, the power of the cross:
    Christ became sin for us.
    Took the blame, bore the shame,
    We stand forgiven at the cross.

    Now the daylight flees, now the ground beneath
    Quakes as its Maker bows His head.
    Curtain torn in two, dead are raised to life;
    “Finished!” the victory cry.

    This, the power of the cross:
    Christ became sin for us.
    Took the blame, bore the shame,
    We stand forgiven at the cross.

    Oh, to see my name written in the wounds,
    For through Your suffering I am free.
    Death is crushed to death; life is mine to live,
    Won through Your selfless love.

    This, the power of the cross:
    Son of God – slain for us.
    What a love! What a cost!
    We stand forgiven at the cross.

    Song # 4490766
    Keith Getty, Stuart Townend
    © 2005 Thankyou Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)
    CCLI #380437

     

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    DOXOLOGY

    Praise God from whom all blessings flow,
    Praise Him, all creatures here below.
    Praise Him above the heavenly host,
    Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
    Amen!

    Song #
    Thomas Ken
    © Public Domain
    CCLI #380437

     

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    WAYMAKER

    You are here, moving in our midst.
    I worship You; I worship You.
    You are here, Working in this place.
    I worship You; I worship You.

    You are here, moving in our midst.
    I worship You; I worship You.
    You are here, Working in this place.
    I worship You; I worship You.

    Way maker, Miracle worker,
    Promise keeper, Light in the darkness,
    My God, that is who you are.

    Way maker, Miracle worker,
    Promise keeper, Light in the darkness,
    My God, that is who you are.

    You are here, Touching every heart.
    I worship You; I worship You.
    You are here, Healing every life,
    I worship You; I worship You.

    Way maker, Miracle worker,
    Promise keeper, Light in the darkness,
    My God, that is who you are.

    Way maker, Miracle worker,
    Promise keeper, Light in the darkness,
    My God, that is who you are.

    That is who You are. (That is who You are.)
    That is who You are. (That is who You are.)
    That is who You are. (That is who You are.)
    That is who You are. (That is who You are.)

    Even if I don’t see it, you are working.
    Even if I don’t feel it, you are working.
    You never stop, You never stop working.
    You never stop, You never stop working.

    Even if I don’t see it, you are working.
    Even if I don’t feel it, you are working.
    You never stop, You never stop working.
    You never stop, You never stop working.

    Way maker, Miracle worker,
    Promise keeper, Light in the darkness,
    My God, that is who you are.

    Way maker, Miracle worker,
    Promise keeper, Light in the darkness,
    My God, that is who you are.

    You are here, moving in our midst.
    I worship You; I worship You.

    Song # 7115744
    Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu
    © 2016 Integrity Music Europe (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (Integrity Music, David C Cook))
    CCLI #380437

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    THERE’S NOTHING THAT OUR GOD CAN’T DO

    Just one word, You calm the storm that surrounds me.
    Just one word, the darkness has to retreat.
    Just one touch, I feel the presence of heaven.
    Just one touch, my eyes were opened to see.
    My heart can’t help but believe…

    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!
    There’s not a mountain that He can’t move.
    Oh, praise the name that makes a way.
    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!

    Just one word, You heal what’s broken inside me.
    Just one word and You revive every dream.
    Just one touch, I feel the power of heaven.
    Just one touch, my eyes were opened to see.
    My heart can’t help but believe…

    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!
    There’s not a mountain that He can’t move.
    Oh, praise the name that makes a way.
    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!

    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!
    There’s not a prison wall He can’t break through.
    Oh, praise the name that makes a way.
    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!

    I will believe for greater things;
    There’s no power like the power of Jesus.
    Let faith arise, let all agree,
    There’s no power like the power of Jesus.

    I will believe for greater things;
    There’s no power like the power of Jesus.
    Let faith arise, let all agree,
    There’s no power like the power of Jesus.

    I will believe for greater things;
    There’s no power like the power of Jesus.
    Let faith arise, let all agree,
    There’s no power like His power.

    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!
    There’s not a mountain that He can’t move.
    Oh, praise the name that makes a way.
    There’s nothing, there’s nothing that our God can’t do!

    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!
    There’s not a prison wall He can’t break through.
    Oh, praise the name that makes a way.
    There’s nothing that our God can’t do!

    I will believe for greater things;
    There’s no power like the power of Jesus.
    Let faith arise, let all agree,
    There’s no power like His power.

    Song # 7141227
    Kristian Stanfill, Jonathan Smith, Brandon Lake
    © 2019 Kristian Stanfill Publishing Designee | sixsteps Music | worshiptogether.com songs (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing) | Maverick City Publishing | Bethel Music Publishing (Admin by Bethel Music Publishing) | Cashagamble Jet Music | Be Essential Songs (Admin by Essential Music Publishing)
    CCLI #380437

     

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    SAME GOD

    I’m calling on the God of Jacob,
    Whose love endures through generations,
    I know that You will keep Your covenant.
    I’m calling on the God of Moses,
    The one who opened up the ocean,
    I need You now to do the same thing for me.

    O God, my God, I need You.
    O God, my God, I need You, now.
    How I need You, now.
    O Rock, O Rock of Ages,
    I’m standing on Your faithfulness,
    On Your faithfulness.

    I’m calling on the God of Mary,
    Whose favor rests upon the lowly,
    I know with You all things are possible.
    I’m calling on the God of David,
    Who made a shepherd boy courageous,
    I may not face Goliath, but I’ve got my own giants.

    O God, my God, I need You.
    O God, my God, I need You, now.
    How I need You, now.
    O Rock, O Rock of Ages,
    I’m standing on Your faithfulness,
    On Your faithfulness.

    You heard Your children then, You hear Your children now.
    You are the same God. You are the same God.
    You answered prayers back then, and You will answer now.
    You are the same God. You are the same God.

    You were providing then, You are providing now.
    You are the same God. You are the same God.
    You moved in power then, God, move in power now.
    You are the same God. You are the same God.

    You were a healer then, You are a healer now.
    You are the same God. You are the same God.
    You were a savior then, You are a savior now.
    You are the same God. You are the same God.

    O God, my God, I need You.
    O God, my God, I need You, now.
    How I need You, now.
    O Rock, O Rock of Ages,
    I’m standing on Your faithfulness,
    On Your faithfulness.

    I’m calling on the Holy Spirit.
    Almighty River, come and fill me again.
    Come and fill me again
    Come and fill me again


    Song # 7183537
    Brandon Lake, Chris Brown, Pat Barrett, Steven Furtick
     Brandon Lake Music | Maverick City Publishing Worldwide (Admin. by Bethel Music Publishing) | Bethel Music Publishing | Capitol CMG Genesis | Housefires Sounds (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing) Music by Elevation Worship Publishing (Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC)
    CCLI #380437

     

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    MY WORTH IS NOT IN WHAT I OWN

    My worth is not in what I own,
    Not in the strength of flesh and bone;
    But in the costly wounds of love at the cross.
    My worth is not in skill or name,
    In win or lose, in pride or shame;
    But in the blood of Christ that flowed at the cross.

    I rejoice in my Redeemer,
    Greatest treasure, Wellspring of my soul.
    I will trust in Him no other.
    My soul is satisfied in Him alone.

    As summer flowers we fade and die;
    Fame, youth and beauty hurry by,
    But life eternal calls to us at the cross.
    I will not boast in wealth or might
    Or human wisdom’s fleeting light.
    But I will boast in knowing Christ at the cross.

    I rejoice in my Redeemer,
    Greatest treasure, Wellspring of my soul.
    I will trust in Him no other.
    My soul is satisfied in Him alone.

    Two wonders here that I confess:
    My worth and my unworthiness.
    My value fixed, my ransom paid at the cross.

    I rejoice in my Redeemer,
    Greatest treasure, Wellspring of my soul.
    I will trust in Him no other.
    My soul is satisfied in Him alone.

    I rejoice in my Redeemer,
    Greatest treasure, Wellspring of my soul.
    I will trust in Him no other.
    My soul is satisfied in Him alone.


    Song # 7024758
    Graham Kendrick, Keith Getty, and Kristyn Getty
    © 2014 Getty Music Publishing, Makeway Music (Admin by Music Services)
    CCLI #380437