Preparation for Worship


Every generation faces their share of suffering, of injustice, of disillusionment. 

God doesn’t owe us any answers; He doesn’t owe us anything. But He graciously put a wise book in the Bible called Ecclesiastes to help us see the futility, the vanity, of trying to make sense of this fallen world. 

This book is good, strong medicine, training us to look to heaven for spiritual sanity. We certainly won’t find it under the sun.  

Elijah, Aaron, and David (artist unknown)

SCRIPTURE READING & MEDITATION

Ecclesiastes 10:8 - 11:4

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.”

—George Bernard Shaw

“Our union with the Messiah and his desire to continue his earthly ministry by living his life through us are so strong that we may be said to share his three offices of leadership. We are priests as we pray for those near us and draw them into the sphere of God's mercy and blessing. We are prophets as we hold a biblical straightedge against whatever is crooked around us. And we are kings as we use whatever powers we have to straighten what is crooked, reshaping whatever falls within the scope of our responsibility until it reflects the order of heaven.”

—Richard Lovelace, Renewal as a Way of Life

LoRd's Day songs for Worship

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I Set My Hope on JesusKeith Getty, Matt Boswell, and Matt Papa
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Who Is Like the Lord Our GodBruce Benedict and Wendell Kimbrough
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Hallelujah, Praise JehovahPsalm 146, George Mason
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Yet Not I But through ChristJonny Robinson, Rich Thompson, and Michael Farren
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Show Us ChristBob Kauflin and Doug Plank
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Jesus Shall ReignJohn C. Hatton, Kristyn Getty, Keith Getty, Ed Cash, and Isaac Watts

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