We have put together this Home Worship Guide to lead us into prayer and worship as a church in lieu of a physical gathering. Whether you are by yourself, with your family, or with a friend, please take time to worship God together in this way.

The church is not a building, it’s a people. That is a good reminder at a time like this. While we remain scattered this week instead of gathered for worship, we are still one in our worship and God is glorified in it. 

Call to Worship:

Read Psalm 23 aloud and together:

The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.
He makes me lie down in green pastures.
He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul.
He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.
Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil, for you are with me;
your rod and your staff, they comfort me.
You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies;
you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows.
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life,
and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD Forever.

Pray now, and humbly offer yourself to God. Ask Him to use the next few minutes of worship for His glory and your own joy.

Let’s worship Our God in song together!

Kids Songs:

Parents, each week we will include a song or two for the whole family. Take this opportunity to sing and dance with your kids, and worship God together as a family. 

King of Me, Rendco Kids: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ks6zl2hL2Uk&list=RDks6zl2hL2Uk&start_radio=1

 

“Settle In”

Philippians 1:12-18

Scripture reading/questions:

Read Philippians 1:12-18

Ask these simple questions after reading:

  • What part of the passage immediately stands out to you?
  • What do you think it says of who God is and what He does?
  • What does it say about who you are and how you should live?

For Families with Kids:

    • Read Philippians 1:12-18 together out loud.
    • Read it a second time and discuss the four questions (below) and make notes on the page. This is a great spot for kids to actively engage with Scripture.

Suggestions:

  • You can print the scripture out, use their Bible’s, or take a screenshot and mark over the image on your phone.
  • Use these symbols for making notes:
◯ Circle:  Who is God? ✳ Star: What has God done?
▭ Box: Who are we? Underline: How should we live?

Time of prayer:

  • Adore. Spend a few moments lifting adoration to God in prayer. Praise Him for who He is and what He does.
  • Confess. Acknowledge your sin and confess it.
  • Thanksgiving. Thank Jesus for His salvation from your sin.
  • Supplication. Ask the Holy Spirit to help you live from your identity in Christ.

Also, join with each other in lifting these request to God also:

  • Wisdom for leaders all over the world
  • Guidance and endurance for medical professionals
  • Healing and mercy for the sick
  • Peace for the fearful
  • Salvation for many

Share:

Let us know how God has impacted you the most through today’s worship.

  • One great aspect of worshiping together on Sundays is the connections we make with others in the family of God.
  • To encourage connection, we want you to share with one another via social media, phone call, group text or some other method. The goal is just to connect with one another in some way.

Families with Kids:

A couple recommendations:

  • Have fun together and get active. As you have fun together as a family your connection will increase. There are a ton of ideas online, but here are a few to get you started.
  • Select a verse to serve as a memory verse for the week!
    • Write it down, make it colorful, make a craft out of it. Then memorize it together this week. (It doesn’t have to come from this week’s passage.)
    • New City Catechism is a fantastic resource for the whole family, young and old, that you can use all week long. There are even songs available (be sure to turn on childrens mode for the songs)

Announcements

  • Giving – We encourage your faithful and cheerful giving to continue as an act of worship and in support of the ministry of Redemption Church. The invitation is not to an obligation but to “taste and see that the Lord is good,” that He is exceedingly rich in riches beyond matters of money, and that He can be trusted even in our present circumstances. You can find ways to continue to give on our website.
  • Prayer – We want to pray for you and to pray together. If you have any prayer requests please submit them through our prayer requests form featured on the sign up page so that we can pray for each of you as needed.
  • Worship – As we remain scattered over the coming weeks, we will gather as a church using these Home Worship Guides on Sundays. We ask that you please take time to worship God together in this way whether you are by yourself, with your family, or with a friend.
  • Please celebrate with Brent and Kelly Skelley as they welcomed the newest member of our church family this week Naomi Ann Skelley

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