Morning Order of Worship Evening Message Outline November 30, 2014—9:30 AM November 30, 2014 First Sunday of Advent Pastor Jonathan DePoy Thanksgiving and the Tenth Commandment REJOICING IN THE LORD Exodus 20:17 Prelude Five Observations about the Tenth Commandment Ministry of Music The Tenth Commandment tells us not to covet twice The Tenth Commandment gives a list of 7 things not to covet My Soul Magnifies the Lord The Tenth Commandment has four categories of things not to Welcome and *Call to Worship—Isaiah covet from our neighbor 7:14 The Tenth Commandment repeats three times ‘neighbor’ *God’s Greeting The Tenth Commandment tell us not to covet our neighbors not just his/her ‘household’ ‘house’ *Opening Song of Worship PH #328 vs. 1, 2, 4, 6—O Three Observations about Coveting Come, O Come Emmanuel APPROACHING THE LORD Coveting is idolatry Coveting is a secret sin of the heart that destroys the heart Advent Scripture Reading—Isaiah It is impossible to be thankful while coveting 11:1-11 Song of Response Seven Ways to Stop Coveting PH #334 vs. 1, 3, 4—The Prophets Came to Israel Develop a sensitive heart toward the tenth commandment Congregational Prayer Avoid people, places, and things that tempt you to break the tenth commandment Offering for Christian Learning Network Be heavenly minded Ministry of Music—Thrive Be content (and thankful) with your life (After Remember that coveting insults God’s providence the offering, the organist will play, and the children are Jesus Loves Me, then invited forward for the lighting of the Advent candle.) Be generous and loving (the opposite of coveting) Covet God We Light the First Candle of Advent—the Candle of Hope Conclusion…
Morning Order of Worship November 30, 2014—9:30 AM First Sunday of Advent REJOICING IN THE LORD Prelude Ministry of Music My Soul Magnifies the Lord Welcome and *Call to Worship—Isaiah 7:14 *God’s Greeting *Opening Song of Worship PH #328 vs. 1, 2, 4, 6—O Come, O Come Emmanuel APPROACHING THE LORD Advent Scripture Reading—Isaiah 11:1-11 Song of Response PH #334 vs. 1, 3, 4—The Prophets Came to Israel Congregational Prayer Offering for Christian Learning Network Ministry of Music—Thrive (After the offering, the organist will play, Jesus Loves Me, and the children are then invited forward for the lighting of the Advent candle.) We Light the First Candle of Advent—the Candle of Hope Evening Message Outline November 30, 2014 Pastor Jonathan DePoy Thanksgiving and the Tenth Commandment Exodus 20:17 Five Observations about the Tenth Commandment The Tenth Commandment tells us not to covet twice The Tenth Commandment gives a list of 7 things not to covet The Tenth Commandment has four categories of things not to covet from our neighbor The Tenth Commandment repeats ‘neighbor’ three times The Tenth Commandment tell us not to covet our neighbors ‘household’ not just his/her ‘house’ Three Observations about Coveting Coveting is idolatry Coveting is a secret sin of the heart that destroys the heart It is impossible to be thankful while coveting Seven Ways to Stop Coveting Develop a sensitive heart toward the tenth commandment Avoid people, places, and things that tempt you to break the tenth commandment Be heavenly minded Be content (and thankful) with your life Remember that coveting insults God’s providence Be generous and loving (the opposite of coveting) Covet God Conclusion…