When we invite people to join us in worship we aren't putting our trust in the preacher, the song leader, or even that some of us won't be grumpy - instead, we are putting our trust in the power of God's word - it will not return to him empty, but will accomplish what He desires and will achieve the purpose for which it was sent.<a rel="payment" href="https://app.securegive.com/netherwoodpark">Support the show</a>

When we invite people to join us in worship we aren't putting our trust in the preacher, the song leader, or even that some of us won't be grumpy - instead, we are putting our trust in the power of God's word - it will not return to him empty, but will accomplish what He desires and will achieve the purpose for which it was sent. Support the show

When we invite people to join us in worship we aren't putting our trust in the preacher, the song leader, or even that some of us won't be grumpy - instead, we are putting our trust in the power of God's word - it will not return to him empty, but will accomplish what He desires and will achieve the purpose for which it was sent.<a href="https://app.securegive.com/netherwoodpark" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

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When we look back to the first century after Jesus’ death and resurrection, we see that Christians practiced a simple faith. They followed the instructions of Jesus and his inspired followers-men like Paul, Peter, and John. Today we have these instructions in the letters and books of the New Testament. Surely all Christians can agree on these teachings! So we try very hard to model our Christian life on the church described in the New Testament.

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