Preparing for Sunday

Come Ready to Worship

Each week, we provide the following resources to help you spiritually prepare for communal worship. Investing time in preparation will enable you to grow and worship God more deeply during the Sunday Service. Resources for the upcoming Sunday are available by Saturday morning.

<font color="#ff6600">Faltering Man, Faithful God</font>

Faltering Man, Faithful God

We all know what it’s like to want to be faithful—to trust God fully, to obey without hesitation—but then falter in the tension between belief and fear. Abram’s journey in Genesis 12 and 13 is a picture of our own: moments of bold obedience, followed quickly by compromise, confusion, and fear-driven decisions. He leaves everything behind in faith, builds altars in trust, and yet soon puts the entire redemptive plan at risk through deceit. And yet, what we find in this story is not a God who withdraws, but a God who remains steadfast. Even when Abram’s faith falters, God’s promises hold. The sermon this Sunday is an invitation to look honestly at our own imperfect faith, not with despair, but with hope—because our salvation doesn’t rest on the strength of our faith, but on the unwavering faithfulness of a God who cannot deny Himself. Soli Deo Gloria!

Big Idea: Be encouraged—man’s faith may falter, but God’s faithfulness remains unfailing. 

1. Man’s faith and faithlessness towards God

2. God’s perfect faithfulness towards man


<span style="color:var(--secondary-color-bg)">Preparation Questions: Genesis 12:4-13:2</span>

Preparation Questions: Genesis 12:4-13:2

1. What does Abram’s decision to leave Haran reveal about his faith in God? Have you ever had to leave something behind or take a risk in order to follow God's call? What did that step of faith look like for you?

2. What drove Abram to lie in Egypt instead of trusting God’s protection? Can you think of a time when fear or self-preservation led you to compromise your trust in God? What circumstances challenged your faith in that moment?

3. How does the gospel free us from pride when we obey — and from despair when we fail?  In what ways does Christ’s perfect faithfulness reshape how you view both your spiritual victories and your stumbles?  

4. How does God demonstrate His faithfulness to Abram, even when Abram fails to trust Him? How is this same kind of faithfulness revealed to us through the New Covenant in Christ? And how should that truth shape the way you live today?

Sunday Songs

You can listen to our musical lineup for the Sunday Service using the YouTube links or the Spotify Playlist below.

His Mercy Is More

His Forever

Jesus The Shepherd of My Soul (Psalm 23)

He Will Hold Me Fast

Great Is Thy Faithfulness

In Christ Alone

<span style="color:var(--tertiary-color-bg)">Song Highlight: <i>Jesus The Shepherd of My Soul (Psalm 23)</i></span>

Song Highlight: Jesus The Shepherd of My Soul (Psalm 23)

Our hymn highlight this week is by Sovereign Grace called Jesus The Shepherd of My Soul (Psalm 23). As you probably figured out by the title, this hymn is based on Psalm 23. Written by the shepherd King, David, Psalm 23 is arguably the most well known Psalm in the Bible, known to those both inside and outside the church. The Psalm is cherished by many not only for its rich imagery, but for the profound truths and comforts it provides the believer.  

Given the immense popularity of this passage, it is understandable that there have been many different renditions of the Psalm being put into song for congregational worship. And while some are better than others, this rendition is one of the best and most beautiful that I’ve heard. There is a great amount of theology that could be drawn from Psalm 23, but this hymn chooses to focus on the theme of Christ’s faithful leading and comforting presence. It reflects on the sufficiency of Christ’s presence in our lives as believers and His steadfast faithfulness to guide through the many trials of this life. Whether we experience times of peace, darkness, sorrow, or even find ourselves surrounded by enemies, we can have great comfort knowing that He is with us always and that He is leading us to our eternal home where we will see Him face to face and be with Him forever in a state of unending joy. Knowing this should give us great joy now and should enable us to live in faithful obedience to Him regardless of the cost. He is our good shepherd. He laid down His life for us. He will never lead us astray. Praise and adore Him, Jesus Christ, the great shepherd of our soul!  

Sunday Service

His Mercy Is More

Call to Worship: Psalm 103:8-14

His Forever

Jesus The Shepherd of My Soul

Confession: Isaiah 30:1-2

Assurance: 2 Chronicles 7:14

He Will Hold Me Fast

Offering: Luke 16:10-13

Keach’s Catechism: Q&A 111

Reading: Genesis 12:4-13:2

Faltering Man, Faithful God

Communion: Hebrews 12:1-3

Great Is Thy Faithfulness

Eat & Drink: 1 Corinthians 11:23-26

In Christ Alone

Benediction: 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24

This Sunday

Sunday Prayer

9:30 AM - 10:20 AM

Sunday Service

10:40 AM - 12:15 PM

Hosted Lunch

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

CCC Students

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

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