The Communion and Baptism Letter for April 14th, 2024....
The Weekly Confession of Sin for Christ Community Church. ...
Gracious 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 too often seek wisdom from the things under the sun as opposed to in Christ where You have called us to look (Ecclesiastes 1:12-18). We confess t...
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 too often lose hope because of our transience and fail to look to You for eternal meaning (Ecclesiastes 1:4-11). We confess these things before Yo...
Keep ReadingDear Family at Christ Community, Our journey in Ecclesiastes begins this Sunday in 1:1-3. Given the paradoxical gravity and elusive nature of the book's contents, we will benefit from spiritual nourishment as we embark on this quest. We will seek this nourishment from the Lord's Table as part of our worship service. Please remember that Jesus invites us to come to His ...
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 too often fail to seek the answers to life's hardest questions in You looking instead to the things of the earth in our own understanding (Ecclesi...
Keep ReadingDear Family at Christ Community, On Sunday we will conclude our Advent series with Isaiah 66:1-2. In this text, the Lord declares His transcendent power and while also assuring us that He sets His gaze upon the humble and contrite who tremble at His Word. Our call to worship reiterates these themes: For thus says the One who is high and lifted up, who inhabits eternity, ...
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 ignore the weight of our sin and passively consume Your Word. (Isaiah 66:1-2) We confess these things before You because You are faithful to...
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