Last Sunday was a special day for us. In both the morning and evening there was a real sense of the Lord’s presence. I thought Robin’s sermon in the morning was a stunningly appropriate one for St Peters (and I suspect for many other congregations), and our evening communion – looking at Psalm 82 – helped a number of people. Our God is a God who cares for his people and for the poor. The praise was wonderful (the penny whistle gave a real boost)…if you listen to the whole service you can get a real sense of the congregation and of what the Lord is doing in our midst – Robins analysis of us was perceptive, interesting and encouraging – loved Andrews two Charleston reports…
Morning service :
Songs – Give thanks to the Lord (forever you are faithful) ; Indescribable ; Ps 23 (Townend); Psalm 87; When I Survey
Readings: Philippians 4:1-23 and Psalm 87
Sermon: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 – Right Relationships
Evening service : (Communion )
Songs: 10,000 Reasons; Crown Him with Many Crowns; Ps 82:8-16; Here is Love; Ps 24:-10
Reading: 2 Kings 7
Missions Report: Andy Robertson – Charleston
Sermon: Psalm 82 – The President God of the Poor
“We are here briefly taught that a just and well-regulated government will be distinguished for maintaining the rights of the poor and afflicted.” Calvin
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Romans 6 – True Freedom – Praise and Preaching from St Peters
Hi David,
With our own church cancelled today due to weather, I thank Lord for this post. Spirit inspired.
Gavin
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