The writer of the popular 80’s song ‘Copperhead Road’, Steve Earl, also wrote a song more characteristic of his music called Jerusalem. In this song he looks forward to a day when all of Abraham’s children will lay down their weapons in Jerusalem. What is conspicuous by its absence is any mention of the means by which this will happen. Zechariah however begins looking at the means by which Jerusalem will be rescued from the nations rage and the means by which Jerusalem can be occupied by renewed people.
The following aspects of a worship service are included as a suggested guide to worshipping as a household for Sunday 27th September, 2020
Consider Who is the new Jerusalem for?
Pray Praise and confession in light of Psalm 147:1-7
Sing along Behold Our God
Read Ezekiel 36:18-38
Pray for each other | our church | our nation |our world
Sing along Christ is Mine Forevermore
https://youtu.be/n32ACTdNASo
Read Zechariah 12:1-14
Listen Bible Gateway Audio – Max McLean
Watch Ray Patchett’s talk on Zechariah 12:1-14
Listen to the sermon Audio
Pray in response to Zechariah 12:1-14
With God’s help what must we now do or not do?
Sing along We Belong To The Day
Read Revelation 7:13-17
Steve Messer Wisdom/Job talks (1 of 10)
Steve Messer Wisdom/Job talks (2 of 10)
Steve Messer Wisdom/Job talks (3 of 10) now available
Steve has graciously agreed to re-work his Job series for us.
Given his own personal difficult circumstances this is a book that he has thought about deeply and we look forward to his presentation of the wisdom to be found in that book as we consider our own circumstances.There will be a series of 10 talks and they will be available on our website. Click on the Owls to jump to the Job web page where they can be found.
