Showing posts with label Andrew McAlpine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrew McAlpine. Show all posts

Sunday, February 17, 2008

Epic Church - The Call to Discipleship (Make Disciples)


an empty room at 8:30am


DB hauling stuff out for set up


Jed on keyboard rehearsing


Art trys his hand at drumming

Becky's team in full rehearsal

another great mediation piece by Andrew Taylor

Serene and I work the sound and lights today

Sarah made announcements

Gia promoted the Spiritual Gifts seminar in March
Pastor Erin reminded those going to Mexico to get those travel documents (including birth certificates and Passports) in order.

Andrew M. gets an Epic send off, he's moving to Nashville to pursue a music career.

Pastor Erin open on the last part of Discipleship
Scripture: Matthew 28

Pastor Erin highlights some key points in Matt. 28

making disciples ...

Applications in disciple making

key action words in Matt. 28
closing applications

Pastor Erin prepares the communion table

Closing worship / communion

Current Series: The Call to Discipleship
Message: Make Disciples
Text: Matthew 28
Synopsis: The crowning point in Matthew is when Jesus proclaims the great commission - go and make disciples of all the world. This commissioning is variously understood throughout the world. But what often goes unsaid is that it is not a call just to evangelism, nor is it optional. It is a wonderful command given to uncertain followers based on the glorious resurrected Christ they relate to.

Friday, February 01, 2008

Epic Sunday - Discipleship series


Sermon series: The call to Discipleship


Announcement - Daniel


Pastor Kevin


Special music by Andrew (offertory)


Pastor Erin


Main Scripture verse: Luke 9


Pastor Erin


Worship / communion


closing / benediction

Current Series: The Call to Discipleship
Message: Lay Down Your Life
Synopsis: The call to discipleship is a call to lay down our lives.But this isn't a simple call to self abnegation: Jesus does not turn people into robots or rob them of joy. It is a call to a deeper life, a call we see in Gesthemane and a call to live apart from the world.