Our Resurrection Weekend services begin with our Good Friday Evening Gathering, March 29 at 7:00 pm, and conclude with our regular Sunday activities on Resurrection Sunday Morning, March 31!

Carefully Think

  • Read the book of Malachi in one sitting.
  • What are the key doctrines that God illustrates in this prophecy?
  • What is the core message of Malachi’s text?
  • How were some of Malachi’s prophecies fulfilled in the New Testament? (3:1, 3:3, 4:2, 4:5)
  • In what ways does John the Baptist fulfill Malachi’s prophecies about the coming of Elijah?
  • What makes Malachi significant as the last Old Testament prophet?

Prayerfully Meditate

  • What conclusions does God want His people to reach when they read Malachi 3:6?
  • What do we learn about God’s love in the book of Malachi?
  • What do we learn about the subject of sin in the given passages?
  • What characteristics or attributes of God were displayed in Malachi’s writings?
  • What do we learn about the future of God’s people and the world itself in this book?

Intentionally Act

  • Spend a few moments in prayer and contemplate Israel’s unfaithfulness with your own.
  • Think about God’s faithfulness to His chosen nation and towards you as a believer in Christ.
  • Pray for non-Christians who will be present this Sunday to respond appropriately to God's word.
  • How should this book impact our congregation as a whole?
  • Pray that God will prepare our hearts for his work of grace this Sunday as we gather.
  • Prepare yourself to sing together with the church on the Lord's Day.
  • Pray for those who will be leading our gathering to edify the body well: Dawson Bryant, music; Elder's Prayer and Scripture Reading; Bret Capranica, teaching.
  • Listen to the songs and think through the lyrics.  Prepare yourself to be focused on God alone as we sing together this Lord's Day.

Songs for Sunday

Morning
Evening

Lyrics

Morning and Evening Gathering - September 14, 2014