Philippians - PowerPoint Visuals - Monroe Community Church
Visual arts used as projected displays for a series of worship services on Philippians
Philippians Closing Service - Monroe Community Church
This service was the final service in a series of seven on Philippians that was led at Monroe Community Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, during the summer of 2010.
Report from the World Christian Gathering on Indigenous Peoples
Report from Mark Charles, Resource Development Specialist for Indigenous Worship, on the World Christian Gathering on Indigenous Peoples.
Coop's Column - So Marred, So Beautiful
Their suffering Savior’s immense love for them, far beyond their mind’s feeble ability to grasp or comprehend, now prompts Christians to worship him
Weaving Mission Partnerships into Church Life
This article presents nine tips for weaving mission partnership into church life.
How Mission Partnerships Can Deepen Worship
Maybe your church always has many people plan and lead worship. But that World Communion Sunday service was special for Faith Presbyterian Church in Emmaus, Pennsylvania. It showed how their long partnership with a Presbyterian parish in Kenya is opening people to rethink stewardship, lead in worship, and share faith stories.
Worshiping the Triune God: Receiving and Sharing Christian Wisdom Across Continents and Centuries
This statement was adopted in 2010 by the newly formed World Communion of Reformed Churches.
Background of the Worshiping The Triune God statement
An overview and introduction of 'Worshiping the Triune God,' a statement of faith and wisdom on worship and spirituality produced by the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
In the Lord (Philippians 4)
While realistically aware of the tensions and conflicts that can mar the community of Christ, Paul calls them to stand firm and rise to the joy and peace that Christ intends for his body in the world.
Contentment (Philippians 4)
Paul, in prison, gives testimony to his own sense of contentment in God’s care.
In the Lord (Sermon Notes)
Sermon notes from Philippians 4: 1-7
Grace and Peace (Philippians 4)
Paul’s closing words to this church reveal his deep bond with them. As the church which he loved so much, he opens his heart to make it clear that his prayer for them is to know the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ as the supreme good.