Sunday Recap 9/25/16 COMMUNION SUNDAY

by Josh Starkey on September 26, 2016

Hi folks,

Glad you could join us in our worship gatherings yesterday. We were in our 2nd week back in our Luke preaching series. Pastor Jordan preached from Luke 15:11-24, on the first part of the parable of the prodigal son. You can listen, or grab that manuscript here if you missed it, or would like to listen again!

We took communion together after the sermon, and sang in response to the morning of worship. We sang the following songs:

BEFORE PREACHING

How Great Thou Art (public domain - hymn chorus only, as a call to worship)
Happy Day (Tim Hughes)
Jesus Firm Foundation (Bryan Brown, Jason Ingram, Tony Wood)
Glory Awaits (Sovereign Grace Music)
You Alone Can Rescue (Matt Redman)
Nothing but the Blood (Matt Redman)
How Great Thou Art (reprise of the chorus to end the morning)

Thanks to all our volunteers who serve week-to-week, and especially those who made communion happen twice this month for our church. Your faithfulness and hard work are appreciated and bless our church family more than you know.

Definitely give that message a listen if you missed it yesterday, and have a great week!

Tags: communion, music, sunday recap, worship

About the Author

Josh Starkey

Josh Starkey serves as the Worship Director at Grace Church of Simi Valley. He started attending Grace Church in 2000, became a member in 2005, and joined the pastoral staff in 2010. Before joining the church staff full-time, Josh taught English at Grace Brethren High School for ten years. Josh and his wife Jenny have three kids, and love being a part of the life of their local church!

As the director of corporate worship, Josh plans and leads the majority of our Sunday worship gatherings, and works to develop and broaden our worship team. He desires to see the team and our whole church family continue to deepen our Christ-centered theology and philosophy of worship, that results in both a passionate outpouring of worship on Sunday and a life of worship to God in our daily lives.