REFLECTIONS FROM WORSHIP

 A LOOK BACK…  

This past Sunday morning, we celebrated the fourth Sunday of Advent by discussing LOVE.  Time and time again in scripture God’s love has proven to be the greatest of all things.  God’s great love for us is full in its nature, deep in its purpose and broad in its scope.  Pastor Eric brought a message entitled, “The Most Excellent Way” from 1 Corinthians chapter 13. 

 For Dr. Lethco’s complete message outline in a PDF file, click on the link below.  

The Most Excellent Way

If you would like to obtain an audio CD of this or any message, you can email your request for an audio CD to mlaughlin@oldfortbaptist.org.  Please include your name, phone number and the date of the message you are requesting.  Or you can stop by the Welcome and Resource Center in the foyer of the Worship Center.   

COMING THIS SUNDAY

December 26, 2010 

On Sunday, we will be celebrating the the birth of our Lord and Savior.  Over time, our culture has watered down the meaning of Christmas.  Of course there is the textbook answer of “it the birth of Jesus” or “Jesus is the reason for the season”.  But what are we really celebrating at Christmas?  Pastor Eric will bring a message from the Word of God entitled, The Christ of Christmas”.  Be sure that you are a part of this special time in God’s Word.

On Sunday night, we will not be having any evening activities.  Please take this time to spend with your family and loved ones.  Merry Christmas!!!

WHAT ARE THE HANDS AND

FEET OF JESUS DOING?

Pastor Eric is preaching a series of messages dealing with demolishing strongholds in your life.  These strongholds keep us from experiencing God’s fullness and having true spiritual victory.

Our Blog Question is…

What stronghold have you demolished through the Lord’s help?

Please feel free to comment on how God is moving through your life.  It may be just what someone else needs to read.

The Worship Ministry of Old Fort Baptist Church is dedicated to leading in true worship of our Lord Jesus Christ.   True worship begins from within and resignates from the heart.  As we sing and lead worship together, may we first understand that the Lord knows our heart and knows our true motives.  Will worship be simply a monalog of the attributes of God or much more; an emulation of the one true God.

Our Worship Choir is now in their fall season and has rehearsal every Wednesday night beginning at 6:30pm.  If you would like to be a part of this exciting ministry, contact Pastor Erik Shamblin at eshamblin@oldfrtbaptist.org.