As we spend several weeks exploring what this verse means through a series of sermons from the book of Luke, so our worship will reflect our love of God and others and explore what it looks like to show this love –
with all our heart (by what we choose);
all our soul (by what we feel)
all our mind (by what we think)
all our strength (by what we do).

Ways to prepare for worship:
-Read Luke, chapters 10, 11 and 12;
-Reflect on the ways you can worship God and show love to others with your heart, mind, soul and strength, both in our gathering for corporate worship and in your everyday life;
-Reflect on these words (for Sunday August 1st that express “mind” worship:

“The heavens declare God’s glory. God’s truth is subtle – baffling the intellect. Each new dawn is a miracle that each new sky fills with beauty”

“You are the Lord, the famous one. The heavens declare you’re glorious. Great is your name in all the earth”

“To God be the glory, now and forever. Praise his holy name!”

Amen.

As we spend several weeks exploring what this verse means through a series of sermons from the book of Luke, so our worship will reflect our love of God and others and explore what it looks like to show this love –
with all our heart (by what we choose);
all our soul (by what we feel)
all our mind (by what we think)
all our strength (by what we do).

Ways to prepare for worship:
-Read Luke, chapters 10, 11 and 12;
-Reflect on the ways you can worship God and show love to others with your heart, mind, soul and strength, both in our gathering for corporate worship and in your everyday life;
-Reflect on these words (for Sunday July 25th) that express “soul” worship:

“God himself is with us”

“You are everything we need”

“Speak your eternal word that does not change”

“Open the eyes of my heart, I want to see you”

“Amen, so shall it be!”

As we spend several weeks exploring what this verse means through a series of sermons from the book of Luke, so our worship will reflect our love of God and others and explore what it looks like to show this love –
with all our heart (by what we choose);
all our soul (by what we feel)
all our mind (by what we think)
all our strength (by what we do).

Ways to prepare for worship:
-Read Luke, chapters 10, 11 and 12;
-Reflect on the ways you can worship God and show love to others with your heart, mind, soul and strength, both in our gathering for corporate worship and in your everyday life;
-Reflect on these words (for Sunday July 18th) that express “heart” worship:

“Jesus in your name, we pray, come and fill our hearts today”

“I will sing of my Redeemer and his heavenly love for me; he from death to live as brought me, Son of God with him to be”

To love God with all our hearts is to make a deliberate choice to give ourselves back to God in response to all he has given us.

“Willingly we choose to surrender our lives, willing our knees will bow, with all our heart, soul, mind and strength, we gladly choose you now”

To seek the Lord with our whole heart is to make a deliberate choice to follow his directions for our lives.

“Today I choose to follow you”

“Beautiful Saviour… truly I’d love thee, truly I’d serve thee…
Beautiful Saviour… glory and honour, praise, adoration, now and forevermore be thine”

Amen.

As we spend several weeks exploring what this verse means through a series of sermons from the book of Luke, so our worship will reflect our love of God and others and explore what it looks like to show this love:
with all our heart (by what we choose);
all our soul (by what we feel);
all our mind (by what we think);
all our strength (by what we do).

Ways to prepare for worship:
-Read Luke chapters 10, 11 and 12;
-Reflect on the ways you can worship God and show love to others with your heart, mind, soul and strength, both in our gathering for corporate worship and in your everyday life;
-Reflect on these words (for Sunday July 11th) that express our love for God and encourage each other in worship and praise:

“You’re altogether lovely, altogether worthy, altogether wonderful to me”

“We love you, we trust you, we believe in you, we worship you”

“You satisfy me with your love and all I have in you is more than enough”

“Give thanks to the Lord our God and King, his love endures forever – sing praise!”

“Let the name of the Lord be praised. Right now and forevermore”

“You are my hope and your promise never fails”

“All the angels exalt your name; all your people exalt your name; the whole earth will exalt your name – holy is the Lord”

“How great thou art”

Amen!

Thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. – 1 Corinthians 15:57

“Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creation
O my soul praise him, for he is your health and salvation”

The LORD is our strength and our defense;
he has become our salvation (from Psalm 118)

“Give thanks to the Lord, our God and King
His love endures forever”
(Forever)

“You are faithful through the ages
you never change”
(Be My Guide)

“Your love, oh Lord, reaches to the heavens
Your faithfulness stretches to the skies”

“You are the hope living in us
You are the Rock in whom we trust
You are the light shining for all the world to see
You rose from the dead, conquering fear
Our Prince of Peace, drawing us near
Jesus our hope, living for all who will receive
Lord we believe”
(Hope of the Nations)

“The Lord has promised good to me
His word my hope secures
He will my shield and portion be
As long as life endures”
(Amazing Grace)

Praise God! Amen.

ONEChurch: One Love - 1 Corinthians 13

Speaker: Ken Boonstra

Love recognizes the body of Christ. Love seeks the good of the other. Love places God on the centre stage. Seek love.

ONEChurch: One Table - 1 Corinthians 11:17-33

Speaker: Juli Stuelpnagel

We discover the community of Christ around his table. All find a place in Christ - including rich and poor - standing at the cross. So whenever we celebrate what Christ has done, we consider the body.