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On the campus of Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary
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From Sunday as the first feast of the Christian Church through the later development of a liturgical year that celebrates the life of Christ, this approach to worship offers rich possibilities for shaping celebration.
A worship service outline on Philippians 2.
Believers live a dual citizenship – as full citizens of this world loyally obedient to God, and as citizens of heaven waiting for their full redemption in Christ. Paul calls for full maturity on this matter.
A worship service outline based on Philippians 2: 19-30 focusing on the importance of being one body in Christ.
A worship service outline on Philippians 2: 12-13
Paul aims to encourage the Philippians to live with joy and find deep assurance by faithfully standing in the conviction that their union with Jesus Christ provides credentials and righteousness that cannot be matched.
Christian maturity eagerly reaches forward to the full hope of glory that Christ by his resurrection has provided for us.
A worship service for Good Friday
A worship service to start off a New Year.
Most parishioners with hearing loss choose not to suffer the hassle and embarrassment of special receivers and headsets. Happily, there’s a better alternative—the broadcast of personalized sound directly through hearing aids.
The lectionary says, “repent and prepare,” but the rhythms of many congregations say, “children’s Christmas program.” The calendar says, “fast and pray,” but Sunday schools schedule Christmas parties with cake and cookies. Advent says, “not yet, not yet,” but church-goers clamor to sing their favorite Christmas carols.
There’s a world of difference between hearing and listening.
