This morning, we come together for our 127th Anniversary and Celebration Sunday. Rev. Sterling Severns’ sermon is based on Paul’s speech in Athens, Acts 16:16-34 .
Worship, Paul and Silas, 5.11.14
Our Worship Centers on Acts 16:16-34, the story of Paul and Silas
Worship, Calling of Saul/Paul, 5.4.14
Our Worship centers on Acts 9:1-19, the calling of Saul/Paul.
Worship, Easter 2, 4.27.14
Our worship centers on John 20:19-31, Jesus’ encounter with Thomas. The sermon is delivered by Khan Naw and Sterling Severns.
Worship, Easter, 4.20.14 (Audio)
Our worship service centers on Easter, the climax of the christian year. Worship includes the baptism of Sophie Jones.
Good Friday (2014)
Return to Me: A Choral Service based on the Stations of the Cross
written by Taylor Scott Davis
text by Terry W. York
Worship: Palm Sunday, 4.13.14
Our worship service centers on Palm Sunday, John 12:12-27; 19:16b-22.
Worship: Pastor’s 10th Anniversary, 4.6.14
Today we are excited to celebrate a number of important things in the life of the church. Today we ordain four new deacons to servant ministry: Art Wright, Lawt Awng, Naomi Reddish, and Kate Ayers. We are also celebrate today on the 10th anniversary of Sterling Severns as pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Worship: Ordination, 3.30.14
Today is the fourth Sunday in the lenten season. We celebrate the ordination of our newest deacons.
Lent can be a dangerous time. People come to the church looking for discipline and a new way to live; they come to be challenged—prepared for the heartache and joy of the cross to come. The problem with Lent, however, is a direct outgrowth of this urgency: we contain the season to six weeks of doing good, rather than building a Lent that becomes a life. This, very simply, is what Jesus asks his disciples to do at this climax in the Sermon on the Mount. Do not be holy because it is what the world expects of you; rather, learn to live holy lives because a closer relationship to the God who sees in secret will be reward enough.
– Maryetta Anschutz