Introduction to Worship The service begins with a hymn, creating an atmosphere of reverence and praise. The congregation is invited to stand and join in singing, expressing their joy and gratitude.
Songs of Praise and Adoration The congregation participates in singing hymns like “Hallelujah” and “The Battle Belongs to the Lord,” focusing on themes of worship, joy, and God’s presence. These songs uplift the congregation and encourage collective worship.
Community Engagement and Announcements Announcements include information about replacing church vehicles, connecting to the sewer, and various fundraising needs. There is also a reminder about the American Red Cross blood drive and updates on the process for selecting a senior pastor. These announcements emphasize the church’s ongoing activities and community involvement.
Themes of Generosity and Trust The offering segment stresses the importance of giving back to support the church’s mission and community services. A prayer over the offering reflects the community’s trust in God’s provision and dedication to His work.
Reflection on God’s Power and Miracles The service highlights the power of prayer and God’s ability to perform miracles. The story of Ananias and Sapphira serves as a reminder of the seriousness of sin and the importance of honesty and integrity in the church.
Special Focus on Children’s Ministry Children are invited forward for a prayer of blessing before heading to their activities. This segment emphasizes the value of children and the church’s commitment to nurturing their faith.
Faith Testimonies and Encouragement The service includes testimonies of faith, highlighting how encounters with God have transformed lives. These stories inspire the congregation and reinforce the message of God’s power and grace.
Scriptural Reading and Sermon The sermon, based on Acts 4:23-5, focuses on the early church’s unity, generosity, and the importance of boldness in faith. The message encourages the congregation to trust in God, live with integrity, and support one another.
Closing Worship and Call to Commitment The service concludes with a call to worship and prayer. The congregation is invited to respond to God’s leading, and the worship team plays songs like “Oceans” and “Your Great Name” to end the service on a note of devotion and surrender. The final prayer and blessing reinforce the themes of community, faith, and trust in God.