This week in worship, we continue our Lenten sermon series “The Walk”. As we walk through the season of Lent together, we are invited, through the example of Jesus, to grow in our spiritual disciplines so that we can walk “more in step” with God. During this season of reflection, we seek to grow in our own spiritual disciplines by walking together through Jesus’ story. Today, we look at what Matthew and Philippians can teach us about the spiritual discipline of sharing. Most people who choose to follow Jesus do so because of the positive witness of Christians through whom they experienced love and from whom they heard a compelling witness, an example of what it means to be Christian. How can we grow in the spiritual discipline of sharing?

Flower Dedication

The flowers in the Narthex are dedicated by Marti Smith in loving memory of her husband, David, who would have turned 74 on Monday, April 7.

Worship: 9:00am

Song: Sound of Heaven
Song: The King is in the Room
Prayer of Confession and Words of Pardon
Welcome & Announcements
Pastoral Prayer: Rev. Joel Lusz
Song: I Know a Name
Message: The Walk: Reflecting Light | Matthew 4:18-22, Matthew 28:18-20 | Rev. Annette Stiles Pendergrass
Song: Called Me Higher
Closing Prayer: Rev. Annette Stiles Pendergrass

Worship: 10:30am

Prelude: Chorale Prelude: Sheep May Safely Graze by Johann Sebastian Bach, Tom Taylor
Welcome & Announcements
Choral Introit: “Freely, Freely” #389
Responsive Call to Worship: Margaret Johnson-Ghiz
Opening Hymn: “Jesus Calls Us” #398
Prayer of Confession and Words of Pardon
**Pastoral Prayer: Rev. Mike Mayes
Offertory: “Come, Share This Feast of Love” by Mary Kay Beall and Lloyd Larson | Chancel Choir
Message: The Walk: Reflecting Light | Matthew 4:18-22, Matthew 28:18-20 | Rev. Annette Stiles Pendergrass
Closing Hymn “Lord, You Have Come to the Lakeshore” #344
Benediction: Rev. Annette Stiles Pendergrass
Postlude: The Lord Is My Shepherd by John Rutter, Tom Taylor