The Communion and Baptism Letter for April 14th, 2024....
The Weekly Confession of Sin for Christ Community Church. ...
Dear Family at Christ Community, This Sunday we will hear from Colossians 2:8-15 and partake of the Lord's Table. The bread and the cup signify and seal upon our hearts the fact that we have been filled in Christ. We were once dead, unclean, and outside God's fellowship. But in Jesus, God has made us alive, clean,and brought us near to Him. The elements of the Table hel...
Keep ReadingGracious and Merciful Father, We come before you to confess our sin as Your redeemed and beloved children. May Your Spirit alone convict us of our sin and remind us of our pardon in Christ through repentance. We confess that we often act as though we are still alienated from you and do evil deeds instead of walking in newness of life (Colossians 1:21). We confes...
Keep ReadingGracious and Merciful Father, We come before you to confess our sin as Your redeemed and beloved children. May Your Spirit alone convict us of our sin and remind us of our pardon in Christ through repentance. We confess that we often fail to walk in Christ as we received Him so as to be rooted, built up, and established in faith abounding in thanksgiving (Colossi...
Keep ReadingGracious and Merciful Father, We come before you to confess our sin as Your redeemed and beloved children. May Your Spirit alone convict us of our sin and remind us of our pardon in Christ through repentance. We confess that we often fail to proclaim and teach with all wisdom of the mystery of union with Christ so that others may mature in Him (Colossians 1:24-29)....
Keep ReadingDear Family at Christ Community, On Sunday, we will worship in Colossians 1:21-23 and celebrate the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ in and through the Lord's Table. The bread and cup signify our eternal reconciliation to God through the death and resurrection of Jesus. Though we were once alienated and hostile in mind, doing evil deeds, Jesus made peace for us by th...
Keep ReadingGracious and Merciful Father, We come before you to confess our sin as Your redeemed and beloved children. May Your Spirit alone convict us of our sin and remind us of our pardon in Christ through repentance. We confess that we often act as though we are still alienated from you and do evil deeds instead of walking in newness of life (Colossians1:21). We confess...
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