From 1 Cor. 11:17-34 we see the seriousness, symbols, and sign of the Lord's Supper.

From Col. 2 and 1 Pet 3 we find that baptism represents a shift in covenant relationship, a sign of the new covenant, and symbolizes our salvation.

From Eph. 4:1-16, God calls us to meet together so that we might find covenant unity, communion, and clarity.

Bro. Nathan takes the chance to answer questions from the congregation.

From Deut. 6:4-15; 5:12-15, we find that God calls us to order our lives around the weekly worship of him so that we might find rest for our souls.

From Eph. 6:1-4 we find that the relationship between parents and children glorifies God through obedience, mutual respect, and formation in the Wisdom of God.

From Eph. 5:22-33, Godly, Christian marriage brings glory to God as it honors the relationship of Christ and the Church.

From Deut. 6, God's purpose for the family is the expansion of his glory through a world that worships him.

From Deut. 6:4-15 and Ephesians 4:17-32, we find that personal worship is the heartfelt, daily obedience to Our Lord's commands.

From Genesis 24, worship is the act of ascribing to God the glory due his name through our words and deeds.