You are invited to worship God with us on Sunday morning, 11th January, 10:45am.
You can do this in person at Middleton Chapel [YO188PA]
or join us online at: Love’s Confidence
The preacher will be [d.v.]: William Horsburgh
The Sermon will be: Love’s Confidence.
The Scripture is: Romans 8:28-30
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I KNOW not why God’s wondrous grace
to me has been made known,
nor why – unworthy as I am –
He claimed me for His own.
But ‘I know whom I have believèd, and am
persuaded that He is able to keep that which
I’ve committed unto Him against that day.’
2 I know not how this saving faith
to me He did impart,
or how believing in His Word
wrought peace within my heart.
3 I know not how the Spirit moves,
convincing men of sin,
revealing Jesus through the Word,
creating faith in Him.
4 I know not what of good or ill
may be reserved for me –
of weary ways or golden days
before His face I see.
5 I know not when my Lord may come;
I know not how, nor where;
if I shall pass the vale of death,
or meet Him in the air.
Daniel Webster Whittle, 1840-1901
song
Bless the Lord O my soul
O my soul
Worship His Holy name
Sing like never before
O my soul
I’ll worship Your Holy name
The sun comes up
It’s a new day dawning
It’s time to sing Your song again
What ever may pass
And what ever lies before me
Let me be singing
When the evening comes
You’re rich in love
And You’re slow to anger
Your name is great
And Your heart is kind
For all Your goodness
I will keep on singing
Ten thousand reasons
For my heart to find
And on that day
When my strength is failing
The end draws near
And my time has come
Still my soul will
Sing Your praise unending
Ten thousand years
And then for evermore
For ever more
© 2011 Thankyou Music; Atlas Mountain Songs
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NOW, gracious God, Thine arm reveal,
and make Thy glory known;
now let us all Thy presence feel,
and soften hearts of stone.
2 Help us to venture near Thy throne,
and plead a Saviour’s name,
for all that we can call our own
is vanity and shame.
3 From all the guilt of former sin
may mercy set us free;
and let the week we now begin
begin and end with Thee.
4 Send down Thy Spirit from above,
that saints may love Thee more;
and sinners now may learn to love,
who never loved before.
John Newton, 1725-1807
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COME, every thankful heart
that loves the Saviour’s name,
your noblest powers exert
to celebrate His fame!
Tell all above and all below
the debt of love to Him you owe.
2 He left His starry crown,
He laid His robes aside,
on wings of love came down,
and wept, and bled, and died.
What He endured no tongue can tell,
to save our souls from death and hell.
3 From the dark grave He rose,
the mansion of the dead,
and thence His mighty foes
in glorious triumph led:
up through the sky the conqueror rode,
and reigns on high the Saviour God.
4 From thence He’ll quickly come,
His chariot will not stay,
and bear our spirits home
to realms of endless day:
then shall we see His lovely face,
and ever dwell in His embrace.
5 Jesus, we ne’er can pay
the debt we owe Your love;
yet tell us how we may
our gratitude approve:
our hearts, our all, to You we give,
the gift, though small, O Lord receive.
Samuel Stennett, c. 1727-95
Middleton Chapel, near Pickering. 