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Home Liturgy

During the coronavirus outbreak, our church has decided to forego its usual corporate gathering and to worship as individuals, families, and in small groups. This liturgy is designed to help us maintain unity in our worship—even while we're separated. To learn more about why we're worshipping in this way, what a liturgy is, and how it works, click here. The liturgy is available for you to look at any time, but a

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Home Liturgy

During the coronavirus outbreak, our church has decided to forego its usual corporate gathering and to worship as individuals, families, and in small groups. This liturgy is designed to help us maintain unity in our worship—even while we're separated. To learn more about why we're worshipping in this way, what a liturgy is, and how it works, click here. The liturgy is available for you to look at any time, but a

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Church Life

In case you missed it, yesterday's sermon focused on the personal access we have to God's heavenly throne room. It's specifically on account of Jesus' sacrifice that we enjoy this incredible privilege. But, to paraphrase Ben Parker: with great privilege comes great responsibility. Because we've been granted this privileged access, Hebrews admonishes us to draw near to God in full assurance, hold fast to our confession, and consider how to stir each

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Home Liturgy

During the coronavirus outbreak, our church has decided to forego its usual corporate gathering and to worship as individuals, families, and in small groups. This liturgy is designed to help us maintain unity in our worship—even while we're separated. To learn more about why we're worshipping in this way, what a liturgy is, and how it works, click here. The liturgy is available for you to look at any time, but a