This morning we begin a new summertime sermon series on matters of Reformed Worship and why we worship the way we do here at Beaverdam. Our sermon today will ask and answer the question, “Why on Sundays do we worship mornings and evenings, especially since many other churches only have Sunday morning worship services? What is our thinking behind that practice?”
Summertime Sunday Morning Refreshments: Members of the Council and their families will be providing refreshments (cookies, coffee, punch) every other Sunday. They provide this as an encouragement for our church family to visit together and catch up with each other’s lives.
This evening in our sermon series going through the book of Job we continue to witness Job’s frustration with his friends and with God, and in that frustration, he wonders about matters of death and resurrection. What do we as Christians understand about such things that would help shed light on Job’s struggles?
Summertime Sunday Morning Refreshments: Members of the Council and their families will be providing refreshments (cookies, coffee, punch) every other Sunday. They provide this as an encouragement for our church family to visit together and catch up with each other’s lives.
