Worship

After the welcome, Steve Sartain leads the congregation in singing "At The Cross" and "O How I Love Jesus" followed by the praise team leading the congregation in singing "Goodness Of God". Brother Eric then asks for any praise reports from the congregation and starts them off with one of his own. After several praise reports, he then brings a message based on the account of Mary washing Jesus' feat with her tears and druing them with her hair. she then breaks her alabaster box and anoints Jesus' feet with the expensive oil inside. He uses this to impress on us that we need to assess the value of the oil in our "alabaster box" and decide if Jesus is worthy of us breaking it and pour the oil in it on Jesus.

After the welcome, announcements, birthday and anniversaries, and the bringing of tithes and offerings, the Praise team sings "Jireh", "I Know A Name", and "Trust In God". Brother Bryan then plays a video of Jeus and The Centurion" from "The Chosen" series that depicts the account of Jesus healing of the Centurion's servant as written in Luke 7:1-10. He then brings a message on "The Measure of Faith" that we need to make through this world as followers of Christ.

The worship opens with Steve Sartain leading the congregation in singing "Just A Closer Walk With Thee", "Are You Washed In The Blood", and "My God Is Real". Mickey and Kayla Glover sing "The Man In The Middle" Followed by the praise team singing "There Was Jesus" and Becky Pierce singing "Face To Face". Brother Wes then brings a message extolling the Glory of The Lord".

After the welcome and announcements, Youth pastor Bryan Talley brings the word in a brief tribute to those who have given their lives in service to our country, in honor of Memorial Day Weekend. After the bringing of tithes and offerings, Ed Brimmage sings "I'll Take Jesus" followed by Marcus and Madelyn Stobaugh singing "Red Letters. Mickey Glover sings "Drinking From My Saucer" followed by Becky Pierce singing "Thank You Jesus For The Blood". Pastor Wesley Watts then calls for the congregation to come together to pray for some prayer requests before the message. He then brings a message taken from Ezekiel and the Valley of the dry bones and God's bringing the dry bones back to life. Brother Wes uses this as an example of the need for the breath of God, His Holy Spirit, is needed in each of us, if we as individuals and the Church as a whole to have more than existence but have Life!

After the congregation sings "He Set Me Free", "Mansion Over The Hilltop", and "Why I Love Him", Becky Pierce sings "Under My Feet" and "Hear My Heart". Pastor Wesley Watts then brings a message about moving those Mountains we cannot climb (obstacles) preventing us from seeing what God has for us on the other side.

Brother Bryan Talley opens the service with announcements and a brief word, then gives the opening prayer and blesses the tithes and offerings. After the congregations brings then, Brother Wes leads the congregation in singing "Heaven's Jubilee". The Alumbaughs sing "More Then Able" followed by the Praise Team singing "Trust In God" and "There Was Jesus". Pastor Wesley Watts then brings a message about the refining process and how it is necessary for us to recieve the blessings of the rain from Heaven. We must be washed clean (refined) before we can be acceptable as a sacrifice to God and that the refining process, through the Holy Spirit working on us in our trials, is how we are made acceptable to Him.

The Congregation comes together to honor our graduating seniors. Unfortunately, only one of them could attend.

After the opening announcements, prayer, and the bringing of tithes and offerings, Becky Pierce comes up and draws for gifts for some of the Mothers in the congregation. Carla Roberts and Wesley Watts the sing "Until The Storm Passes By" followed by Bekah Wilson singing "The Word of The Lord". The Praise Team then sings "Graves Into Gardens" and "The Blessing". Pastor Wesley Watts then brings the Word in a message about Jesus, as the one and only way to live an eternal life with God.