9.30.26
Hello brothers and sisters,
This Sunday we will return to our normal meeting location at Progress Park. The sermon in the morning will be on Revelation 4, “Lord God Almighty” and the sermon in the evening will be on 2 Chronicles 10, “Rehoboam’s Folly.”
The next lesson series will be on based on questions from the congregation. This Sunday I plan to teach on this question: what is the fruit of the Spirit? If you have a question you would like me to address in coming weeks, please send it my way.
Last week’s conference was recorded, and I should receive the recordings on Saturday. Once I get them, I will upload them to Sermon Audio. Thank you to all who helped with the conference!
Midweek Meeting
Our midweek meeting on Wednesdays is held at the Bringe home at 7:00 pm. The current series is based on J. Gresham Machen’s book, The New Testament: An Introduction to Its Literature and History. The discussion this evening will be on chapter 47, “A Mission for the World.”
Recordings from Last Sunday
Lesson: Our Order of Worship
Morning Sermon: Lukewarmness in Laodicea (Revelation 3:14-22)
Evening Sermon: The Wisdom and Wealth of Solomon (2 Chronicles 9)
Blog Post
How Should the Word Be Read and Heard?
In this blog post I explain Q&A 90 of the Shorter Catechism, which is about how to read and hear the word of God that it may become effectual to salvation.
Quote
R.J. Rushdoony comments on Revelation 3:21 (“The one who conquers…”),
“His people are saved by His atoning work but not spared from life thereby, and life means, in this fallen world, struggle and trouble. Acceptance into Christ’s army means, not deliverance from battle, but deliverance from defeat. There is now a necessity to do battle, to overcome, and only so to reign. The condition of victory is always battle. The modern lust in religion and all of life for a battle-free victory is only escapism of the ugliest sort. Salvation is never deliverance from conflict but the assurance of power and victory in the conflict. Accordingly, salvation, by reversing defeat, intensifies the struggle and revives the ancient warfare wherever it occurs.”
Morning Worship Details
Hymns and Psalms
Hymn #100 “Holy, Holy, Holy”
Hymn #43 “You Righteous, in the Lord Rejoice”
Hymn #119 “I Sing the Almighty Power of God”
Psalm #148 “From Heav’n O Praise the LORD”
Psalm #34A “At All Times I Will Bless the LORD”
Bible Texts, Sermon:
Old Testament Reading: Isaiah 6
New Testament Reading: Acts 14:1-18
Sermon: “Lord God Almighty” – Revelation 4
Evening Worship Details
Hymns and Psalms
Psalm #116A “I Love the LORD Because He Heard”
Hymn #660 “O God Beyond All Praising”
Hymn #599 “Savior, like a Shepherd Leads Us”
Bible Texts, Sermon:
Old Testament Reading: Proverbs 29:1-16
New Testament Reading: TBA
Sermon: “Rehoboam’s Folly” – 2 Chronicles 10
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Pastor Peter Bringe
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