Morning Worship for October 11
Morning Worship Liturgy
Morning Worship Liturgy
God Calls Us – We Respond with Praise
* Call to Worship: Psalm 110:1-2
* Salutation
* Song of Approach: TPH 110B, The LORD Has Spoken to My Lord
* Prayer of Invocation
God Cleanses Us – We Repent with Assurance
Reading of the Law: Isaiah 43:10 (Pew Bible, p. 603)
Prayer of Confession
Assurance of Pardon: Hebrews 9:11-14
* Song of Reconciliation: TPH 278, Nothing but the Blood
Pastoral Prayer
God Consecrates Us – We Reply in Faith
Reading of the Word: Luke 20:41-44 (Pew Bible, p. 880)
Preaching of the Word: David’s Lord
Prayer of Application
+ Confession of Faith: Galatians Creed (bulletin insert)
Gifts and Offerings
Offertory Prayer
* Song of Consecration: TPH 495, Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All
God Communes with Us – We Receive and Rejoice
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
Prayer of Thanksgiving
* Song of Communion: TPH 73C, In Sweet Communion, Lord
* Doxology: TPH 564
God Commissions Us
* Benediction
Morning Sermon Notes
Morning Sermon Notes
David’s Lord
Luke 20:41-44
Introduction: Jesus uses two questions to draw us back to God’s Word for instruction.
Summary Principle: Jesus Christ is equal with God and sits exalted at His right hand over all creation.
For the Children: Jesus is truly God and He reigns as Lord in heaven.
1) Jesus Challenges Expectations (v. 41)
Jesus’ question exposes false expectations.
2) Jesus Presents Biblical Truth (vv. 42-43)
Psalm 110 makes it clear that the Christ is Lord.
3) Jesus Challenges Assumptions (v. 44)
Jesus’ question unveils their sinful rebellion.
- Comfort: Jesus is truly God and man.
- Charge: Worship Jesus as the Christ—prophet, priest, and king—the only redeemer of God’s elect.
Christocentric conclusion: Jesus is not just a good man, He is God incarnate, exalted at the right hand of the Father in heaven.
Morning Worship Liturgy
God Calls Us – We Respond with Praise
* Call to Worship: Psalm 110:1-2
* Salutation
* Song of Approach: TPH 110B, The LORD Has Spoken to My Lord
* Prayer of Invocation
God Cleanses Us – We Repent with Assurance
Reading of the Law: Isaiah 43:10 (Pew Bible, p. 603)
Prayer of Confession
Assurance of Pardon: Hebrews 9:11-14
* Song of Reconciliation: TPH 278, Nothing but the Blood
Pastoral Prayer
God Consecrates Us – We Reply in Faith
Reading of the Word: Luke 20:41-44 (Pew Bible, p. 880)
Preaching of the Word: David’s Lord
Prayer of Application
+ Confession of Faith: Galatians Creed (bulletin insert)
Gifts and Offerings
Offertory Prayer
* Song of Consecration: TPH 495, Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All
God Communes with Us – We Receive and Rejoice
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
Prayer of Thanksgiving
* Song of Communion: TPH 73C, In Sweet Communion, Lord
* Doxology: TPH 564
God Commissions Us
* Benediction
Morning Sermon Notes
David’s Lord
Luke 20:41-44
Introduction: Jesus uses two questions to draw us back to God’s Word for instruction.
Summary Principle: Jesus Christ is equal with God and sits exalted at His right hand over all creation.
For the Children: Jesus is truly God and He reigns as Lord in heaven.
1) Jesus Challenges Expectations (v. 41)
Jesus’ question exposes false expectations.
2) Jesus Presents Biblical Truth (vv. 42-43)
Psalm 110 makes it clear that the Christ is Lord.
3) Jesus Challenges Assumptions (v. 44)
Jesus’ question unveils their sinful rebellion.
- Comfort: Jesus is truly God and man.
- Charge: Worship Jesus as the Christ—prophet, priest, and king—the only redeemer of God’s elect.
Christocentric conclusion: Jesus is not just a good man, He is God incarnate, exalted at the right hand of the Father in heaven.
October 14, 2026