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Please come to

“Rockin’ The Oldies”,

Hymn sing and covered dish dinner. 

 

Bring a side dish or dessert to share. (Drinks and Main Dish provided). 

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Saturday, October 14, 2023

at 5:30 PM.

 

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Rock Church is located off

Route 273/Telegraph Road on

Rock Church Road

(Just West of Fair Hill)

Join us in worshiping God through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit every Sunday at

11:00 AM.

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Sunday, October 8, 2023 is The Nineteenth Sunday

after Pentecost

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The hymns for Sunday,

October 8, 2023 are:

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“Praise Ye the Lord, the Almighty”; “Spirit, Now Live in Me”;

“Called as Partners

in Christ’s Service”;

“There’s a Spirit in the Air”;

We Are Your People”.

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Scripture Readings for Sunday are:

Isaiah 5:1-7,

Philippians 3:4b-14,

Matthew 21:33-40

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The Responsive Reading is

Psalm 80:7-15

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The Lectionary Readings for the week of October 15, 2023 are:

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Exodus 32:1-14;

Psalm 106:1-6, 19-23;

Isaiah 25:1-9;

Psalm 23;

Philippians 4:1-9;

Matthew 22:1-14.

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If you would like to read these scripture readings, just click on the underlined date above. 

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Bible Verse for August and September 2023 are: 

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2 My little children, I am telling you this so that you will stay away from sin. But if you sin, there is someone to plead for you before the Father. His name is Jesus Christ, the one who is all that is good and who pleases God completely. 2 He is the one who took God’s wrath against our sins upon himself and brought us into fellowship with God; and he is the forgiveness for our sins,[a] and not only ours but all the world’s.  3 And how can we be sure that we belong to him? By looking within ourselves: are we really trying to do what he wants us to? 4 Someone may say, “I am a Christian; I am on my way to heaven; I 

belong to Christ.” But if he doesn’t do what Christ tells him to, he is a liar. 5 But those who do what Christ tells them to will learn to love God more and more. That is the way to know whether or not you are a Christian. 6 Anyone who says he is a Christian should live as Christ did.  7 Dear brothers, I am not writing out a new rule for you to obey, for it is an old one you have always had, right from the start. You have heard it all before. 8 Yet it is always new, and works for you just as it did for Christ; and as we obey this commandment, to love one another, the darkness in our lives disappears and the new light of life in Christ shines in.

9 Anyone who says he is walking in the light of Christ but dislikes his fellow man is still in darkness. 10 But whoever loves his fellow man is “walking in the light” and can see his way without stumbling around in darkness and sin. 11 For he who dislikes his brother is wandering in spiritual darkness and doesn’t know where he is going, for the darkness has made him blind so that he cannot see the way.

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1 John 2:1-11 (TLB)