No sooner does God bring together a people then they prove unfit to live up to their calling. Israel rejects the God on the mountain in favor of a God on their level, seated on top of a golden calf. They exchange God as he is for God as they would...

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TCC Order of Worship, 11.15.20

WELCOME 

CALL TO WORSHIP 

Psalm 27:4-8

Leader: Lift up your hearts

Congregation: Our hearts are lifted up to the Lord

CONFESSION

Almighty and most merciful Father,

we have...

There are certain kinds of relationships that can't happen casually. You don't partner in real estate investment over a hand shake and well wishes. We don't (shouldn't) commit to the union of man and woman the way we commit to...

We continue looking into what's called the Book of the Covenant, the expectations for life under God's rule. And we see that a life lived in response to God will be marked by love for people. In the Heavenly City, humans are valued more...

This week we continue in exploring the laws of Exodus. In our culture we compartmentalize God from the broader society and government. In other words, godliness is not legislated. And while in doing this we protect American pluralism, we too often...

When asked to summarize God's will for people, Jesus responds with what has sometimes been called the two tablets of the law: love God and love people. A life marked by these two features will be a life marked by God's rule. This week...

Passages like this one are important for reminding us of the glory of Jesus as he actually is, so that we can know who it is we follow and put our trust in him all over again.

Passages like this one are important for reminding us of the glory of Jesus as he actually is, so that we can know who it is we follow and put our trust in him all over again.

Was Peter’s confidence flawed? Can we learn something about our own confidence from Peter’s story?

This week we approach the intimacy of that final Passover shared between the master and his disciples, and we come together around the ultimate significance of the bread and the cup, the significance agreed upon by all Christians: that Christ died for us.