Evening Worship for August 9

Evening Worship Liturgy

God Calls Us – We Respond with Praise

* Call to Worship: Psalm 14:1-7

* Salutation

* Song of Approach: TPH 14, The Fool Speaks in His Heart

* Prayer of Invocation

Songs of Thanksgiving and Praise

God Cleanses Us – We Repent with Assurance

Prayer of Confession

Assurance of Pardon: Jeremiah 24:4-7

God Consecrates Us – We Reply in Faith

Reading of the Word: Isaiah 30:1-33 (Pew Bible, p. 590)

Preaching of the Word: Stubborn Children

Prayer of Application

* Song of Consecration: TPH 435, Not What My Hands Have Done

Prayer of Intercession

* Doxology: TPH 571

God Commissions Us

* Benediction

Evening Sermon Notes

Stubborn Children

Isaiah 30:1-33

Introduction: Isaiah calls out the stubborn and rebellious behavior of Judah.

Summary Principle: Place your trust in God alone to save you.
For the Children: Trust that God can save you from any danger.

 

1) Stubborn and Rebellious People (vv. 1-14)

Listen to the Word of God.

  • Comfort: God loves His people and instructs them in truth.
  • Charge: Heed God’s warnings and obey His commands.

 

2) Salvation, Grace, and Healing (vv. 15-26)

Turn to the LORD.

  • Comfort: God loves His people and calls them to repentance.
  • Charge: Repent of sin and rest in God’s promises.

 

3) Song of Gladness (vv. 27-33)

Rejoice at the LORD’s salvation.

  • Comfort: God loves His people and delivers them from their enemies.
  • Charge: Rejoice when the Lord brings deliverance.

 

Christocentric conclusion: There is no other name by which we shall be saved than Jesus Christ, our Lord. Let us not trust in anything else.

Evening Worship Liturgy

God Calls Us – We Respond with Praise

* Call to Worship: Psalm 14:1-7

* Salutation

* Song of Approach: TPH 14, The Fool Speaks in His Heart

* Prayer of Invocation

Songs of Thanksgiving and Praise

God Cleanses Us – We Repent with Assurance

Prayer of Confession

Assurance of Pardon: Jeremiah 24:4-7

God Consecrates Us – We Reply in Faith

Reading of the Word: Isaiah 30:1-33 (Pew Bible, p. 590)

Preaching of the Word: Stubborn Children

Prayer of Application

* Song of Consecration: TPH 435, Not What My Hands Have Done

Prayer of Intercession

* Doxology: TPH 571

God Commissions Us

* Benediction

Evening Sermon Notes

Stubborn Children

Isaiah 30:1-33

Introduction: Isaiah calls out the stubborn and rebellious behavior of Judah.

Summary Principle: Place your trust in God alone to save you.
For the Children: Trust that God can save you from any danger.

 

1) Stubborn and Rebellious People (vv. 1-14)

Listen to the Word of God.

  • Comfort: God loves His people and instructs them in truth.
  • Charge: Heed God’s warnings and obey His commands.

 

2) Salvation, Grace, and Healing (vv. 15-26)

Turn to the LORD.

  • Comfort: God loves His people and calls them to repentance.
  • Charge: Repent of sin and rest in God’s promises.

 

3) Song of Gladness (vv. 27-33)

Rejoice at the LORD’s salvation.

  • Comfort: God loves His people and delivers them from their enemies.
  • Charge: Rejoice when the Lord brings deliverance.

 

Christocentric conclusion: There is no other name by which we shall be saved than Jesus Christ, our Lord. Let us not trust in anything else.

August 12, 2026

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