Author: jasondsears

We had a wonderful crisp fall day yesterday here in Alabama - high humidity and temps in the 80's.  Nothing says fall like running in shorts and a t-shirt.  We're also drawing near to the close of our year-long sermon series on the #BlueBook - written by Jim Branch.  Yesterday's theme was "broken" and so our worship set was designed to remind us that in our brokenness it is God's faithfulness that we cling to. We opened with Glorious Day - a relatively new song from Passion in Atlanta. After our call to worship we sang Forever (and may or may not…

Believe it or not - we have almost wrapped up our entire year of the #bluebook devotional that OMPC has been going through over the past year!  Today our theme was almost combined with both "fear" and "trust."  For those of you following along diligently - wait until next week to do "trust" as we will be going through that week as a church. We opened yesterday with All My Fountains After our call to worship we sang Your Grace is Enough, Jesus, Be Still My Soul and Oceans Our offering song was an older tune from Tommy Walker that I've always loved…

Yesterday was our US Missions Sunday - celebrating all the US missionaries and ministries that we help support through funding and involvement at OMPC.  Paul Hahn was our guest speaker - if you missed it, be sure and check out the podcast on iTunes. We opened yesterday with Unstoppable God After our call to worship we sang Heaven and Earth, I Stand Amazed, Great Are You Lord, and How Deep the Father's Love for Us Our offering song was At the Cross by Tomlin. We deviated from our normal emphasis on the BlueBook due to having a guest speaker and special emphasis for the morning -…

Sunday was Tropical Storm Nate Day, and so some area churches had altered morning schedules.  We had both of our services, although many folks decided to stay home and watch online. We opened Sunday with Glorious Day. After our call to worship we sang Lay Me Down, Never Let Go, Abide With Me, and What a Beautiful Name. Our offering song was It is Well - from Bethel Church. The official #BlueBook song this week is It Is Well - the traditional hymn tune.  

Can you believe it's already October?  I hope your collegiate sports club of choice is having success in their respective weekly contests. I was out of town yesterday but the very talented Jenny Pruitt led worship for me - such a blessing to serve with talented individuals! They opened yesterday with Come Ye Sinners After the call to worship they sang Shelter, There is a Fountain, and O Come to the Altar. The offering song was Come to Me - a Jenny Pruitt original. The #bluebook song of the week was Be the Center - which you can find below [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3Q77MD_2A0&w=560&h=315]

I always love choir Sundays - such a great way for so many people to be involved in leading God's people in worship.  If you're wanting to get involved, now is a great time to join us as we continue to prepare for our Christmas worship service on December 10. We opened yesterday with Even So Come. After the call to worship we sang Everlasting God, Praise to the Lord the Almighty, Waiting Here For You, and Lord I Need You. Our offering song was All I Ask - a Meredith Andrews tune, sung so well by Carlee Green. If you're looking for this…

Yesterday's #bluebook theme and topic was "Ordinary" and Bob taught on the importance of realizing that God is pursuing us even in the midst of the ordinary and mundane.  Our worship set reminded us of the truth that Jesus is always with us, around us, pursuing us. We opened yesterday with All Because of Jesus. After the call to worship we sang Forever Reign, Jesus What a Friend for Sinners, Everything, and Great Are You Lord Our offering song was Your Grace Finds Me - by Matt Redman. Join us next week for "Time" and our worship choir leading us in worship!