Lord's Day September 15 AD 2013

11.00 am From 1 Corinthians 9:1-15 on Know your rights but don't hinder the gospel

Readings Psalm 93 (600) 1 Corinthians 9 (1149)

6.30 pm From Jonah 1:3ff on Christian witness – confessions and observations

Readings Ezekiel 2 (831) Jonah 1 (927)

MORNING HYMNS

174 O Jesus King most wonderful Anonymous

178 One day when heaven was filled J Wilbur Chapman

354 How precious is the book divine John Fawcett

171 Jesus the Name high over all Charles Wesley

EVENING HYMNS

57 We praise we worship Thee, O God Isaac Watts

397 Come, let us to the Lord our God Anonymous

399 Revive Thy work, O Lord Albert Midlane

Lord's Day February 11 2024

11. 00 am Our preacher Jeff Haskins will preach on Isaiah 40, Behold your God – God is beyond comparison
Readings: Proverbs 2, Isaiah 40
Hymns am
382 In Thy name, O Lord, assembling
Thomas Kelly
298 The Saviour to glory is gone (394)
Thomas Haweis
225 I have a friend
C A Tydeman
108 Have you not known
Isaac Watts
6.30 pm Again Jeff Haskins. Acts 3:11-4:22 on No other name
Readings: Jeremiah 28, Acts 3 and 4
Hymns pm
10 Give to our God immortal praise
Isaac Watts
563 Tell me the old old story
Arabella Hankey
623 My faith has found a resting place
E E Hewitt
MORNING SERMON
1. God’s W___ is beyond comparison (1-11)
2. God’s P______ is beyond comparison (12-17)
3. God’s P______ is beyond comparison (18-24)
4. God’s P________ care is beyond comparison (25-31)
Conclusion
EVENING SERMON
1. The Nature of His Name
2. The Narrowness of His Name
3. The Need of His Name

Lord's Day January 28 2024

11.00 am Matthew 28:18-20 on Go, make disciples, baptise them and teach them to obey

Readings: Psalm 40, Matthew 28

There will be a baptism by immersion towards the end of the service.

Hymns am

153 I greet Thee who my sure Redeeemer art Anonymous

648 I've found a Friend, O such a Friend James G Small

460 For my sake and the gospel's go Edward H Bickersteth

516 I hear Thy welcome voice Lewis Hartsough

6.30 pm Revelation 19 on The Rider on the white horse and his victory over evil

Readings: Revelation 19, Jeremiah 26

Hymns pm

146 Crown him with many crowns Bridges/Thring

289 Look, ye saints, the sight is glorious Thomas Kelly

173 Now to the Lord a noble song Isaac Watts

MORNING SERMON NOTES

1. Never forget that all authority in h______ and e_____is given to the risen Lord Jesus Christ

2. Hear the call to go, make disciples, b_____ them and teach them to obey all he commands

3. Hear this wonderful p_______ of the eternal presence of Jesus Christ

Lord's Day January 7 2024

11. 00 am From Matthew 5 on Eight things that mark the person who is blessed

Readings: Psalm 38, Matthew 5

Hymns am

64 Sweet is the work, my God and king Isaac Watts

669 Blest are the humble souls that see Isaac Watts

640 Blest are the pure in heart John Keble

631 Through the love of God our Saviour Mary Peters

6.30 pm Revelation 19:11-21 on The Rider on the White Horse and his victory over evil

Reading: Revelation 19

Hymns pm

146

Crown him with many crowns

Bridges/Thring

289

Look, ye saints, the sight is glorious

Thomas Kelly

173

Now to the Lord a noble song

Isaac Watts

MORNING SERMON NOTES

1. See how in these verses Jesus shows us the surprising but sure way to God's bl_______

2. Consider the e_____ important qualifications to blessing that Jesus speaks of in these verses

3. Note the specific bl________ that Jesus itemises in these verses

Lord's Day December 18 2022

11. 00 am Matthew 1:18-25 The birth of Jesus – How it came about

Reading: Matthew 1

Hymns am

206

Hark the herald angels sing

Charles Wesley

207

Infant holy, infant lowly

Anonymoous

196

Angels from the realms of glory

James Montgomery

200

Child in the manger

Mary MacDonald

208

Let earth and heaven combine

Charles Wesley

6.30 pm Matthew 1:21, this time The birth of Jesus - Four important women and Jesus

Reading: Matthew 1.

Hymns pm

194

All my heart this night rejoices

Paul Gerhardt

213

Silent night! Holy night!

Joseph Mohr

220

While shepherds watched

Nahum Tate

217

Thou who wast rich beyond all splendour

Frank Houghton

MORNING SERMON NOTES

1. How the birth of Jesus came about. Consider God the Holy Spirit and the p____ of God

2. How the birth of Jesus Christ came about. Consider God the Son and the g_____ of God.

3. Why the birth of Jesus Christ came about. Consider the call to b______ it.

11. 00 am Matthew 1:1-17 The birth of Jesus – Jesus and his family tree

Readings: 2 Thessalonians 3, Matthew 1

Hymns am

210

To us a child of royal birth

Charles Wesley

195

All poor men and humble

Anonymous

246

O come, O come, Emmanuel

Latin tr J M Neale

202

Christ is come, Let earth adore Him

Timothy Dudley-Smith

6.30 pm Again from Matthew 1:1-17, this time,The birth of Jesus - Four important women and Jesus

Reading Matthew 1

Hymns pm

205

Hark the glad sound

Philip Doddridge

311

Joy to the world

Isaac Watts

218

To us a child of hope is born

John Morrison

203

Earth was waiting, spent and restless

Walter C Smith

MORNING SERMON NOTES

Not what you may expect

1. Why does God want me to kn____ about this?

1 To answer the question of Jesus’s o______

2 To show that Jesus Christ was born in the f________ of time

2. What can I l____ from this?

1 Jesus is the long awaited M_______

2 Jesus Christ had l_____ origins

3 God is sov______

4 God is full of g_____

(note the obscure, wicked, unlikely and flawed people here)

Lord's Day February 2 2020
11.00 am Exodus 20:3 the first in a new series on the Ten Commandments The first commandment – no other gods
Readings Psalm 41, Exodus 20
Hymns am
41 Come Thou Almighty King
Anonymous
822 Jesus calls us o'er the tumult
Cecil F Alexander
677 Thou hidden love of God ...
Gerhard Tersteegen
846 O for a closer walk with God
William Cowper
6.30 pm Courtship – Self perceptions and desires, getting it right
Readings Job 38, Song of Songs 1
Hymns pm
26 O worship the Lord in the beauty of ...
J S B Monsell
190 When oceans vast their depths reveal
Morgan Rhys
742 Take time to be holy
William Longstaff
174 O Jesus King most wonderful
Bernard Clairvaux
MORNING SERMON NOTES
1. Some introductory remarks on the Ten Commandments
2. What is the first commandment?
3. What are some of the lessons that arise from a consideration of the first commandment?

1. Are there other gods? 2. So is this commandment necessary? 3. How can I know if I’m making a god of someone or something?

4. Can I not choose God and hold on to other things?

5. What are the implications of this?