Order of Worship
Here’s an example of our Lord’s Day order of worship.
| Greeting & Call to Worship | Romans 1:7 |
| Singing & Prayer | → Psalm 100 |
| Law & Gospel Reading & Prayer | Lord's Prayer: 5 th Petition |
| Singing | → Psalm 46 |
| Prayer & Scripture Reading | Galatians 2:11–21 |
| Prayer & The Preached Word | Galatians 2:20 |
| Prayer & The Lord's Supper | Mark 14:22–26 |
| Singing & Prayer (congregational) | → Psalm 32 |
| Singing & Prayer (offertory/meal) | → Psalm 72:18–19 |
| Benediction | 2 Corinthians 13:14 |
Worship convictions
We sing the inspired Psalms, a cappella. The Spirit-breathed Psalter is God's authorized hymnbook, and was sung by Christ himself, the church through most of its history, and our Reformed and Puritan forefathers. We sing with voices only, as distinctive from Old Covenant worship.
We read and preach from the New King James Version because of its accuracy, readable modern English, and its fidelity to the received (traditional) text.
Children belong in the assembly with their parents, not in a separate program, as Paul reminded Timothy, “from childhood you have known the Holy Scriptures” (2 Tim. 3:15).
