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We begin our gathering with a call to worship from the Word along with a prayer of adoration.
We sing songs which rich history, rich meaning, and that are saturated in the Word of God. We want these songs to get you through tough times, be the words you think of when you are full of thanks to God, and the words you ponder as you sleep at night. Expect to sing old and new: hymns, psalms, and contemporary songs with depth.
Each week we proclaim together a confession of faith. We are currently working through a question from the Westminster Shorter Catechism per week.
Psalm 119 says, "I hate the double-minded, but I love your law." We should delight in God's law, and so we read a portion from it each week and apply it to our lives.
Having come to look at the Law, we recognise our own sin. We spend time in personal reflection and confession, acknowledging God to be right when he calls sin sin. We pray together and hear the Words of Comfort God has for us when we come in repentance.
The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom—wisdom we all need to walk through life with skill and finesse. We want to not neglect this practical teaching from the wisdom literature in the Bible so we work through Proverbs one verse at a time.
We all gather together as one because Christ is not divided and we are His body. So bring your kids, no matter how noisy, and worship with us as a family. Before the sermon there is an opportunity for the heads of households to instruct their children and prepare them to listen to the teaching of the Word.
We work through the Bible passage by passage in our sermons. We come expectant to hear the Gospel, a message we never graduate from, because all of Scripture ultimately tells the story of one Person, Jesus Christ. No self-help, no moralism, no trying-harder-so-God-will-love-you, we teach only the grace of God which is powerful to change even the hardest of hearts.
Those who are baptised believers in the Lord Jesus are welcomed to come to the Table. If you are not a believer you will be asked to remain seated at this time.
We finish our service by raising our arms as we sing the doxology and are sent off with a benediction.
After the service there is tea and coffee as well as lunch. Feel free to bring your own lunch or share what we have there. We would love to catch up with you more so stick around for as long as you like.
Our church gathers to sing songs to our great God. These are songs which rich history, rich meaning, and saturated in the Word of God. We want these songs to get you through tough times, be the words you think of when you are full of thanks to God, and the words you ponder as you sleep at night.
God has designed music to shape us. That’s why we place such a high emphasis on it. Songs that are deep and not shallow, rich and not poor, costly and not cheap. Our hope is that the music is warming to your soul. Expect to sing old and new: hymns, psalms, and contemporary songs with depth.
Our church doesn’t primarily gather for friendship or song, but to hear from God. We believe that God has communicated Himself to us in His Word: the Bible. We don’t rely on human wisdom or insight, but on the solid foundation of the Word of God.
God has spoken to us through His son Jesus. We gather each week to see Jesus revealed in every page of Scripture. We come expectant to hear the Gospel, a message we never graduate from, because all of Scripture ultimately tells the story of one Person, Jesus Christ.
No self-help, no moralism, no trying-harder-so-God-will-love-you, we teach only the grace of God which is powerful to change even the hardest of hearts. Come have a listen.
Our church gathers together as a family for worship, no matter what age. No matter whether you are a toddler, high school student, or from the local retirement home, we believe that church is a body together.
God has called us all to be His redeemed people. You won’t find a traditional service in the morning for the old folk, or an evening service for the young adults. We all gather together as one because Christ is not divided and we are His body. So bring your kids, no matter how noisy, and worship with us as a family.
You don’t need to clean up your life, put on your Sunday best, or even
have a Bible.
Come as you are and you’ll be most welcome.
Gate 1
Kurri Kurri High School
Deakin Street, Kurri Kurri
NSW, 2327
Hours
Every Sunday
10am – 12pm
Phone
(+61) 0404 352 498