Before We Gather


Every Sunday morning we gather to direct our attentions to the Lord and pray together over our Sunday service.

Everyone is welcome!

9-9:45am

 

 

Utilizing the devotional book Before We Gather written by pastor Zac Hicks, we gather to focus our attention on the Lord and to pray together over our Sunday morning ministries before they begin. Although this book is written for worship leaders and worship teams, the devotionals and prayer prompts are more than applicable for anyone who wants to be encouraged and challenged in their view of worship and to pray over our services and congregation.

Email Lindsay Dean (ldean@culpeperbaptist.org) for more information.

 

Read this week's devotional:

· Before We Gather

Week 32 | Always Repenting

Always Repenting Before We Gather by Zach Hicks | Scripture Read Psalm 107:1-16, 39-43 | Devotion Psalm 107 is a longer psalm. We just read the opening and closing sections, but we missed about half of it. We wanted to read enough of it, though, that we got its flavor and pattern. It’s a repeating…

Lindsay Dean

· 20 Something

Wednesday, September 17 at 6:00 p.m.

Let’s watch (and make) history together.Witness a spiritual and artistic triumph that has been 1,800 years in the making! It’s movie night!!Join us as we watch The First Hymn on the big screen in the sanctuary! Immediately after, we’ll all join in with this ancient chorus and sing “The First Hymn” as a community–what better…

Christina Pierce

· Before We Gather

Week 31 | The Spillover

The Spillover Before We Gather by Zach Hicks | Scripture Read Psalm 139:1-18 | Devotion I once heard a preacher say, “Worship begins when knowledge of God spills over from head to heart.” That has always stuck with me, and I find it to be not only simple and profound but also biblical. The author…

Lindsay Dean

· Before We Gather

Week 30 | Jesus Time

Jesus Time Before We Gather by Zach Hicks | Scripture Read John 6:41-51 | Devotion Many wonderful devotions, teachings, and sermons have been dedicated to unpacking what are called the “I Am’ statements” of the gospel of John. Throughout the first half of that gospel, Jesus makes these shocking claims: “I am the bread” (6:35,…

Lindsay Dean

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