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March 6, 2010 - Church at Worship
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Sermon: "An Exercise in Contrasts (Psalm 36)" by Randy Roberts
Part 5 - Psalms for the Playlist of Your Life
Pastoral Welcome: Dan Matthews
Alumni Welcome: Roger Hadley, SM ’74
Alumni Interview: Jay Sloop, SM ’60 - 1st service
Roger Van Arsdell, SM ’60 - 2nd service
Children’s Feature: Jackie Bishop
Scripture Reading: Psalm 36:5–9, TNIV Arthur Falk, SM ’60 - 1st service
Gregory Saunders, SM ’85 - 2nd service
INTRODUCTION TO THE SERMON
Today we welcome all our guests who have come to attend the annual Alumni Postgraduate Convention. We’re glad you’re here and that you’ve chosen to worship with us today.
Today we welcome all our guests who have come to attend the annual Alumni Postgraduate Convention. We’re glad you’re here and that you’ve chosen to worship with us today.
Before writing some words about today’s psalm, let me first invite you to circle Friday evening, March 12, on your calendar. At 7:30 that evening, in our church’s sanctuary, we will be showing the documentary, “The Adventists.” Filmmaker Martin Doblmeier produced it. Having had the opportunity to see a number of earlier films made by Doblmeier, I am confident that this one will not disappoint.
Today’s psalm, Psalm 36, contains some of the most majestic words about the love of God ever written. They are written, however, against the backdrop of human evil. The decided contrast between the loving kindness of God and the evil we see in so many human beings causes God’s goodness to stand out all the more clearly.
I hope that by the end of our study, you will be refreshed and encouraged again by the love of God that is without compare.
God’s very best to you.
Randy Roberts
Senior Pastor
MEDITATION
MEDITATION
The world turns and the world changes
But one thing does not change
However you disguise it, this one thing does not change
The perpetual struggle of good and evil – T. S. Eliot
About the worst advice you could give anybody is, “Be yourself.” – Oscar Wilde
Jesus we all have; He is all we need and all we want. We are shipwrecked on God and stranded on omnipotence! – Vance Havner
