Showing posts with label Church Membership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Church Membership. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Freedom in the Spirit Series | Free to Flow & Grow as the Temple of the Holy Spirit + Saturday, May 4

Holy Spirit Sky by Theresa Dedmon




You're refreshing. You're beautiful. Jesus promised that the Spirit is filling and fueling you for abundant life (John 7:38-39). "The Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom" (2 Corinthians 3:17).


Sermon Audio | Membership Celebration: Free to Flow & Grow as the Temple of the Holy Spirit

Sermon Scriptures | Ezekiel 36:25-26; 37:14, 23-28; 47:1-8, 12; 1 Corinthians 3:9-16

Call to Worship | 
Psalm 107:28-32

New Members Welcome & Vows
Thank you for joining us for this special new members mass today. Today we get to wonder again at how God is wondrously creating a new humanity in Christ Jesus with children, women, and men from every tribe, tongue, and nation. Public membership in Jesus' Church sets apart a dynamic community of people of all ages that challenges and critiques the social hierarchies of this world. We celebrate that Jesus is forming His family of Kingdom servants and witnesses where the age, ethnic, and class distinctions of ancient Rome, or historic India or China, or the modern U.S. no less no longer matter. Today, we get to personally and communally declare that we all are eternally valued, and remember again that God is pursuing us and has the power to welcome us home into His growing family.

Do you affirm that Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior, that the Bible is God’s Word revealing His redemption for you and restoration for the world, and that the teachings of ECC reflect this? We do, God helping us.

Do you promise to join with ECC, sharing your gifts and service in our gatherings, City Groups, and DNAs, declaring and demonstrating the Gospel mission He has given us in Worcester and the world? We do, God helping us.

Do you promise to support our calling as a church of City Groups (i.e. missional communities) who share Jesus’ Gospel with our city as a family of servants and witnesses to the best of your ability?
We do, God helping us.

Do you submit yourself to the government and discipline of the Church, and promise to work toward its purity and peace as a faithful member to Emmaus City, as well as a faithful member for the church-at-large in Worcester and beyond? We do, God helping us.

Prayers for New Members 

Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Your name.
Your Kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil
for Thine is the Kingdom and the power and the glory
now and forever. Amen.


Father Let Your Kingdom Come
Porters Gate Worship Project, 2017 A.D.

Hallelu! Hallelujah!
Father, let Your Kingdom come!

May the works of my hands
Bring You joy. (x4 + Chorus)

May the words from my mouth
Speak Your peace. (x4 + Chorus)

You make all things new, You make all things new,
In places we don't choose, You make all things new!
(Chorus)

Resurrecting
Elevation Worship, 2016 A.D.

The head that once was crowned with thorns
Is crowned with glory now.
The Savior knelt to wash our feet
Now at His feet we bow.
The One who wore our sin and shame
Now robed in majesty.
The radiance of perfect love
Now shines for all to see.

Your name, Your name is victory!
All praise will rise to Christ our King! (Repeat)


The fear that held us now gives way
To Him who is our peace.
His final breath upon the cross
Is now alive in me. (Chorus)

By Your spirit I will rise from the ashes of defeat,
The resurrected King is resurrecting me!
In Your name I come alive to declare your victory,
The resurrected King is resurrecting me! (3x)

The tomb where soldiers watched in vain
Was borrowed for three days.
His body there would not remain,
Our God has robbed the grave.
Our God has robbed the grave! (Chorus + Bridge)

For Your Gift of God the Spirit
Edith Margaret Clarkson, 1960 A.D.

For Your gift of God the Spirit,
Power to make our lives anew,
Pledge of life and hope of glory,
Savior, we would worship You.
Crowning gift of resurrection
Sent from Your ascended throne,
Fullness of the very Godhead,
Come to make Your life our own.

He, Himself, the living Author,
Wakes to life the sacred Word,
Reads with us its holy pages
And reveals our risen Lord.
He it is who works within us,
Teaching rebel hearts to pray,
He whose holy intercessions
Rise for us both night and day.

He, the mighty God, indwells us;
His to strengthen, help, empower;
His to overcome the tempter
Ours to call in danger's hour.
In His strength we dare to battle
All the raging hosts of sin,
And by Him alone we conquer
Foes without and foes within.

Father, grant Your Holy Spirit
In our hearts may rule today,
Grieved not, quenched not, but unhindered,
Work in us His sovereign way.
Fill us with Your holy fullness,
God the Father, Spirit, Son;
In us, through us, then, forever,
Shall Your perfect will be done. 


This We Believe (The Creed)
Hillsong (from Apostles' Creed), 390 A.D.

Our Father everlasting, the all creating One,
God Almighty.
Through Your Holy Spirit conceiving Christ the Son,
Jesus our Savior.

I believe in God our Father, I believe in Christ the Son,
I believe in the Holy Spirit, our God is three-in-one!
I believe in the resurrection, that we will rise again,
For I believe in the name of Jesus!


Our Judge and our Defender, suffered and crucified,
Forgiveness is in You.
Descended into darkness, You rose in glorious life,
Forever seated high!

We believe in God our Father, we believe in Christ the Son,
We believe in the Holy Spirit, our God is three in one!
We believe in the resurrection, that we will rise again,
For we believe in the name of Jesus!


We believe in You! We believe You rose again!
We believe that Jesus Christ is Lord! (Communal Chorus)

We believe in life eternal, we believe in the virgin birth,
We believe in the saint's communion
And in Your holy Church!
We believe in the resurrection when Jesus comes again
For we believe in the name of Jesus! (Communal Chorus)


Land of the Rising Sun
Ike Ndolo, 2012 A.D.

The dark is groaning, the tomb is reaching out.
Oh, but they can't have me!
Oh, but they can't have me!
The crows are circling, the jackal waits in the dark.
Oh, but they can't have me!
Oh, but they can't have me!

I belong to the land of the rising Son
Where the grave is no more,
The war has been won!
I belong to the land of the rising Son,
I belong to You, I belong!


The world is in my bones, it makes me wrestle with You.
Oh, but You have claimed me!
Oh, but You have claimed me!
No matter how far I've gone, even to the devil's table.
Oh, my God, You've claimed me!
Oh, my God, You've claimed me! (Chorus)

Through my wandering, and my failing,
And my doubting, I belong!
Through the fire, and the darkness,
Through the sadness, I belong!
I'm just a rebel who's tired of fighting,
So I'm laying down these arms.
The sun is rising, the sun is rising,
The sun is rising! (Chorus)


Nicene Creed | 385, 451 A.D.

We believe in one God, the Father almighty,
Maker of heaven and earth,
of all things visible and invisible.
And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only Son of God,
begotten from the Father before all ages,
God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God,
begotten, not made; of the same essence as the Father.
Through Him all things were made.
For us and for our salvation He came down from heaven;
He became incarnate by the Holy Spirit and the virgin Mary,
and was made human. He was crucified for us under Pontius Pilate;
He suffered and was buried. The third day He rose again,
according to the Scriptures. He ascended to heaven
and is seated at the right hand of the Father.
He will come again with glory to judge the living and the dead.
His Kingdom will never end.
And we believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Giver of life.
He proceeds from the Father and the Son,
and with the Father and the Son is worshiped and glorified.
He spoke through the prophets.
We believe in one holy *catholic and apostolic Church.
We affirm one baptism for the forgiveness of sins.
We look forward to the resurrection of the dead,
and to life in the world to come. Amen.

*Catholic stands for Jesus' Church "according to the whole,"
across time, cultures, and nations that He established
and continues to build by His grace, truth, and resurrection power.


Prayers of Preparation for Eucharist
Matthew 26:26-291 Corinthians 11:23-26

Prayer Asking for Jesus' Help
Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me.
I want to see. Please reveal to me who You are.
Give me ears to hear You, and understanding for
the Good News You are saying to me today. Amen.

Prayer for Communion with Jesus and Each Other
Jesus, by Your Spirit, fill us with Yourself,
the true Bread and Vine. We turn to You now to
unite us, strengthen us, and empower us
to be Your Kingdom family of servants and witnesses
together until You return and make all things new. Amen. 


Eucharist | Thanking God for Communion with Christ and His Church

Benediction | Matthew 28:18-20

Celebrant: He is risen! People: He is risen indeed!
Celebrant: All power in heaven and on earth is given to Jesus.
Now go in the peace and power of His Holy Spirit to make
disciples, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son,
and the Holy Spirit, teaching them how to listen to and obey
every good, true, and beautiful thing Jesus said. And remember, He is with you always. You are sent out in Jesus' grace and peace!

Next sermon audio and liturgy notes: Free to Pray with Shameless Boldness for the Holy Spirit

Emmaus City Church is a local church made up of City Groups.

City Group (CG) is a group of 10-30 people – children, women, and men included – who are befriending, serving, and loving a community together in Jesus' name in Worcester. CGs are small enough that people can know you and value you, but large enough to make an impact in communities throughout Worcester. Each CG gets together throughout a month (i.e. dinners, times of prayer or learning from the Story of God in the Bible, acts of service, parties, etc.) to see Worcester become a city of neighbors and friends that showcase Jesus' love and compassion to all. Those who are cautious or curious to hear and see what it means to follow Jesus are just as welcome as those who believe Jesus is Lord and God and seek to follow Him in every area of life.

Current City Groups: Lincoln Street City Group | W.R.A.P. City Group

To connect with one of the City Groups above, please contact info@emmauscitychurch.com


Christ is all,

Rev. Mike "Sully" Sullivan


Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Why Emmaus City Church Is Part of the CRC and Soma


Emmaus City Church Worcester MA Soma Acts 29 3DM Christian Reformed Church Transcultural Kingdom Multi-Ethnic Network of Missional Communities


Enjoying Being Part of Jesus' Church
w/ the Christian Reformed Church (CRC),
& the Soma Family of Churches


I've been inspired with the idea for this post due to people within Emmaus City and those around Worcester asking questions like, "What is the CRC and/or Soma?", "How did you become an ordained minister and decide to help form a new congregation in the city?", and "Why does Emmaus City have multiple affiliations?" 

All great questions, and because people have asked them, I've been able to get some practice honing the answers. Below are some details featuring summaries, videos, and values:

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CRC
connects us to
a nearly 500-year-old denomination

and to Jesus' faithfulness
to build His Church
throughout the generations
(
Matthew 16:16-19; Ephesians 4:11-16).
CRC Videos: 
Joining God in the Neighborhood  
Discipleship  
Let It Shine  
CRC Values
Gospel Proclamation & Worship
Believing that faith comes through the hearing of God's Word, we proclaim the saving message of Jesus Christ and seek to worship Him in all that we do. 
Faith Formation 
As a community of believers, we seek to introduce people to Jesus Christ and to nurture their faith through all ages and stages of life.
Servant Leadership 
Understanding that the lifelong equipping of leaders is essential for churches and ministries to flourish, we identify, recruit and train leaders to be servants in the Kingdom of God. 
Global Mission 
Called to be witnesses of Christ's Kingdom to the ends of the earth, we start and strengthen local churches in North America and around the world.
Mercy and Justice 
Hearing the cries of the oppressed, forsaken and disadvantaged, we seek to act justly and love mercy as we walk humbly with our God. 
Sample Books by CRC Fam 


Some Key CRC Organizations  
We bring the Gospel to people, neighborhoods, communities, churches and the world to embolden them in participating in God’s mission and faithfully proclaiming and living out the good news of Jesus. We do this through Regions, Initiativesand Starting Churches
World Renew 
Compelled by God’s deep passion for justice and mercy, we join communities around the world to renew hope, reconcile lives, and restore creation. World Renew's worldwide ministry is three-fold:  
1) Community Development 
2) Disaster Response & Rehabilitation 
3) Peace and Justice

The CRC is a unique expression
of the Reformed tradition:

(1) 
A celebration of
a covenant-keeping Lord:
A holistic, unified reading of
of God's covenant with His People.

(2)
An affirmation of
the goodness of creation:
There is not a square inch 
over which Christ, 
who is Sovereign over all, 
does not cry, Mine.
+ Abraham Kuyper

(3)
An exhortation to
"make culture" well:
Growing out of an affirmation
of the goodness of creation,
the Reformed tradition
values good work as an expression
of God's calling.
and knows that God desires culture
and institutions made
for the flourishing of creation.
It is precisely this emphasis
on culture that informs our

(4)
A connection to 
our catholic heritage: 
We see ourselves as heirs
and debtors to the tradition
that came before us.
We understand the Spirit as
unfolding the wisdom of the Word
over the centuries in the voices of
To say the Reformed tradition
is "catholic" is just to say that
it affirms this operation
of the Spirit in history,
and thus receives the gifts
of the Spirit,
subject to the Word.

The Reformed tradition is 
not just a set of doctrines,
nor is it just a unique worldview.
It is also a unique nexus of practices,
including worship, that represent
the accrued wisdom of Jesus' Church
led by the Spirit.

Covenant + Creation + Culture + Catholic

The Reformers did not think worship
was just a pragmatic matter
of getting people's attention and
disseminating a message.
Rather, worship is a formative
encounter with a living, active,
covenant-keeping God.
We are what we worship;
we are also how we worship.


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SOMA
 
equips us to be disciples of Jesus
who make disciples of Jesus
in the everyday stuff of life
(
Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 6:7, 14:21-23). 
Soma Videos 
What Does MC Life Look Like? 
Dope Church 
Big House Beans

Soma Fuchu 

Soma Values  
Gospel Saturation 
We want to see Gospel saturation so that every adult and child has a daily encounter with Jesus in word and deed; it is the truth of the Gospel that enables us to genuinely and joyfully do what is pleasing to God and to grow in progressive conformity to the image of Christ. 
Missional Community 
We believe a Gospel community on mission is the primary structure for making disciples of Jesus who increasingly submit to Him in all of life (worship), are being changed by Him (new identity), and obey Him and teach others to do the same (multiplication); if the mission of making disciples is the process of bringing all of life under the lordship and empowering presence of Jesus Christ, then we create environments where life on life, life in community, and life on mission can occur. 
Always Reforming 
We are a Gospel-centered, theologically-formed family of churches who are always in need of reforming as the Word, the Spirit, and the Church (contemporary and historical) continue to shape us towards greater faithfulness and fruitfulness.
Sample Books by Soma Fam
Saturate:
Being Disciples of Jesus
in the Everyday Stuff of Life

by Jeff Vanderstelt

Called Together:
A Guide to Forming Missional Communities

by J.K. Dodson & Brad Watson
by Brad Watson and Heidi Wygle

Key Soma Equipping Resources
Soma School 
A missional ecclesiology immersion which exists to see servant leaders thoroughly gripped by the gospel, orientated toward saturating cities with the presence and power of Jesus. 
Saturate 
A ministry of the Soma Family of Churches that exists to resource disciples, congregations, and community leaders throughout the world in a gospel-centered, missional ecclesiology through equipping, coaching, consulting, and resourcing. 

In light of all of the above,
Emmaus City Church believes that:
The Gospel of Jesus Christ
is cosmic, communal, and personal.
 

As Abraham Kuyper, a theologian in the CRC tradition, said, “There is not a square inch in the whole domain of our human existence over which Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not cry, Mine.” (Soma loves this quote, too.) 

This means there is not one aspect of the human experience that the Gospel, or Good News of Jesus' reign of grace, truth, mercy and justice does not impact, and so we seek to apply this Good News to everyday life, whether we are working, eating, playing, or resting. Jesus' life, death, resurrection, ascension, sending of His Spirit, and His coming return changes everything. And we trust that one day the entire cosmos is ultimately going to be reconciled to God through Christ for eternity. 

In light of this, we remind each other of this Good News in the yearly rhythms of the Christian calendar, as well as in our daily and weekly rhythms. The seasons of Advent-Christmas-Epiphany (darkness to light) and Lent-Easter-Pentecost (death to life) help us to embody the practice each year to walk with Christ and put our hope in His death-defying love and life for our salvation. We anticipate and celebrate how our gracious God comes to us, saves us, and transforms us to be like Him. And we get to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him and others for the life of the world until He returns to make all things new. 

The mission of God
flows from how we view
God through His covenant & Kingdom
relationship with humanity & creation.


God gives us our identity from which our mission flows, and He gives us rest in Him from which our work flourishes. The ultimate mission of Jesus' Church has always been the same and will never cease: we are created to love God and enjoy Him forever with each other and all of creation as we multiply His image-bearing throughout the earth. That is why our liturgies during our masses are rooted in recognizing how the Father, Son, and Spirit give us our identity. God gathers and commissions us to be His family of Kingdom servants and witnesses who are set apart for the life of the world during the week. 
God sends the Church to make disciples of Jesus as we see His redemption, reconciliation, and restoration reaching for every corner of the earth. 

The Christian faith is Scripturally
and historically tied together 
to Jesus' historic and global Church.

We uphold the Scriptures 
as our rule of faith 
while also embracing the practices 
and traditions of Jesus' Church 
that can be affirmed 
throughout all of Christian history.

We are so thankful to be rooted 
in the historic, broken, 
yet continuing to mend, 
family tree of Jesus' Church 
with the covenant promises, 
Creeds, and Apostolic faith 
passed down to us.

Rather than taking 
an overly skeptical view of the past, 
we approach how God is speaking 
to us from Scripture, 
then consider the historic tradition 
of our brothers and sisters 
from the past and present 
around the world 
so we gain more understanding 
of everything Jesus has done 
and continues to do 
to unite and build His Church 
throughout the millennia.

This humble posture 
in the midst of our ongoing story 
is a way the historic and global 
family of God 
can continue to teach us 
how to navigate and see clearly 
our specific culture 
we often breathe in unconsciously.

Christian teachings and practices 
throughout the centuries 
help us thoughtfully test 
modern interpretations of Scripture 
that may seem novel 
but ultimately prove lacking 
in connecting us to 
the Story of God 
and the teachings of Jesus that 
are the same yesterday, today, and forever.

The goal is for us
to be thoroughly centered and rooted
in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.


We participate in His life through the verbally proclaimed Word and visibly demonstrated Eucharist together during Sabbath gatherings. And we participate in God’s continuing mission to redeem His people and renew all things in Worcester and beyond 
throughout missional community life during the course of our days. We are the treasured body and bride of Christ who love and worship Jesus, and love and serve each other. We get to rest, reflect, listen, serve, eat, pray and celebrate in our gatherings and our scatterings. These spiritual practices (and more) have endured throughout the ages to help point our hearts towards God’s Kingdom when we try to rush past life without Him. The enduring Gospel reminds us that Jesus' Church is and always has been a worshiping and missional community throughout time and place.


Christ is all,

Rev. Mike "Sully" Sullivan


Friday, June 23, 2017

Abide in Jesus: He Loves His Bride + Saturday, June 17, 2017





I will find youNo matter how long it takes, no matter how far. I will find you.” + Hawkeye, Last of the Mohicans


Our own happiness, our own peace can never be complete until we find some way of sharing it with people who, the way things are now, have no happiness and know no peace. Jesus calls us to show this truth forth, live this truth forth. Be the light of the world, he says. Where they are dark places, be the light especially there. Be the salt of the earth. Bring out the true flavor of what it is to be alive truly. Be truly alive. Be life-givers to others. That is what Jesus tells the disciples to be. That is what Jesus tells his church, tells us, to be and do. Love each other. Heal the sick, he says. Raise the dead. Cleanse lepers. Cast out demons. That is what loving each other means. If the church is doing things like that, then it is being what Jesus told it to be. + Frederick Buechner, "The Church"

"In looking at Jesus on the cross, Aquinas would say here is the image of the 'happiest man.'" + Bishop Robert Barron, Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grunewald

Our Father who art in heaven,
Hallowed be Thy name.
Thy Kingdom come,
Thy will be done
On earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread
And forgive us our trespasses
As we forgive those
Who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
But deliver us from the evil.
(For Thine is the Kingdom,
The power and the glory forever and ever. Amen.)
+ Matthew 6:9-13


By Rend Collective 
2012 A.D.

Come, set Your rule and reign
In our hearts again.
Increase in us, we pray.
Unveil why we’re made.
Come set our hearts 
Ablaze with hope
Like wildfire in our very souls.
Holy Spirit, come invade us now!
We are Your Church.
We need Your power in us.

We seek Your Kingdom first.
We hunger and we thirst.
Refuse to waste our lives
For You’re our joy and prize.
To see the captive 
Hearts released,
The hurt, the sick, 
The poor at peace,
We lay down our lives for 
Heaven’s cause.
We are Your Church.
We pray, “Revive this earth!”

Build Your Kingdom here!
Let the darkness fear!
Show Your mighty hand!
Heal our streets and land!
Set Your Church on fire!
Win the nations back!
Change the atmosphere!
Build Your Kingdom here!
We pray!

Unleash Your 
Kingdom’s power
Reaching the near and far!
No force of Hell can stop
Your beauty changing hearts!
You made us for 
Much more than this!
Awake the Kingdom seed in us!
Fill us with the strength 
And love of Christ!
We are Your Church.
We are hope on earth.
(Chorus)


Reckless Love
Bethel Music
2017 A.D.

Before I spoke a word,
You were singing over me.
You have been so, so good to me.
Before I took a breath,
You breathed Your life in me.
You have been so, so kind to me.

Oh, the overwhelming, never-ending
Reckless love of God!
It chases me down,
Fights 'til I'm found,
Leaves the ninety-nine!
I couldn't earn it, and
I don't deserve it,
Still You give Yourself away!
Oh, the overwhelming, never-ending
Reckless love of God!

When I was your foe,
Still Your love fought for me.
You have been so, so good to me.
When I felt no worth,
You paid it all for me.
You have been so, so kind to me.
(Chorus)


There's no shadow You won't light up,
Mountain You won't climb up,
Coming after me!
There's no wall You won't kick down,
Lie You won't tear down,
Coming after me!
(Chorus)

Ancient Irish Hymn
6
th Century 

Be Thou my Vision, 

O Lord of my heart.
Naught be all else to me,
Save that Thou art.
Thou my best Thought,
By day or by night
Waking or sleeping,
Thy presence my light.
Be Thou my Wisdom,
And Thou my true Word
I ever with Thee and
Thou with me, Lord.
Thou my great Father,
I Thy true son,
Thou in me dwelling,
And I with Thee one.
Riches I heed not,
Nor man’s empty praise.
Thou mine inheritance,
Now and always!
Thou and Thou only,
First in my heart,
High King of Heaven,
My Treasure Thou art!
High King of Heaven,
My victory won!
May I reach Heaven’s joys,
O bright Heav’n’s Sun!
Heart of my own heart,
Whate’er befall,
Still be my Vision,
O Ruler of all!
This We Believe (The Creed) 
By Hillsong 
(Based on Apostles' Creed
390 A.D.

Our Father everlasting,
The all creating One,
God Almighty.
Through Your Holy Spirit
Conceiving Christ the Son,
Jesus our Savior.


believe in God our Father,
believe in Christ the Son,
believe in the Holy Spirit,
Our God is three in one!
believe in the resurrection,
That we will rise again,
For I believe in the name of Jesus!

Our Judge and our Defender,
Suffered and crucified,
Forgiveness is in You.
Descended into darkness,
You rose in glorious life,
Forever seated high!


We believe in God our Father,
We believe in Christ the Son,
We believe in the Holy Spirit,
Our God is three in one!
We believe in the resurrection,
That we will rise again,
For we believe in the name of Jesus!

We believe in You!
We believe You rose again!
We believe that Jesus Christ is Lord!
(Chorus)


We believe in life eternal,
We believe in the virgin birth,
We believe in the saint's communion
And in Your holy Church!
We believe in the resurrection
When Jesus comes again
For we believe in the name of Jesus!
(Chorus)



By Kristian Stanfill
2010 A.D.

Your love never fails,
It never gives up,
It never runs out on me!


And it's higher than
The mountains that I face,
And it's stronger than
The power of the grave,
And it's constant in the trial
And the change;
This one thing remains!
(Chorus)

And on and on and on
And on it goes!
Yes, it overwhelms and satisfies
And I never, ever,
Have to be afraid!
This one thing remains,
This one thing remains!
(Chorus)

In death, in life
I'm confident and covered by
The power of Your great love!
My debt is paid,
There's nothing that can separate
My heart from Your great love!
(Chorus)

By Tye Tribbett
2013 A.D.

You'll love us, forever.
You'll love us, forever.
You'll love us, forever, Lord.

I love You, forever.
I love You, forever.
I love You, forever, Lord.

We'll worship forever.
We'll worship forever.
We'll worship forever, Lord.

We give glory to God,
Glory to God,
Glory to God, forever!

Glory to God (We lift Your name up!),
Glory to God (We lift Your name up!),
Glory to God, forever!

Benediction

Now may the God of peace Himself sanctify you completely, and may your whole spirit and soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. He who calls you is faithful; He will surely do it. + 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24

+ Sully