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by New Shiloh Baptist Church on Nov 05, 2023
I'm determined to live with Jesus Christ, striving to reach my goals each day. Every battle I will fight, working towards that glorious light. When Jesus is born at Christmas, I'm determined to live with Christ, never changing all the way. Praise the Lord, thanks be to God, praise the Lord! Oh come on, He's already started us on our way. What an awesome, mighty, mighty good God we serve. Is He good? Church, is He good? Church, come on and put your hands together. I know, I know He is my strength and it reaches to me. Hallelujah!
You are my life, You are straight like no other, shame like me. Come on choir, help His name. You are You Online. You are my strength, is it your show today? Like no other because I like it in the power left me. Thank you, praise God from whom all blessings flow. Thank the Lord for this First Watch in the month of July. God is good and all the time. God is good, New Shiloh, it's our loyalty today.
Across the years, the church, when we believe the Lord, might reaffirm commitment to the things of God through the season of summer, and so easily distractions could otherwise prevail. Lead us and laypersons as a sacred earnest raised here at the holy altar. When I ask that the lead of early morning prayer, Deacon Howard, allows that you will come and pray this prayer as we invoke God's presence, worship upon the word, the prayerful upon the witness that will flow out of the same.
Let's bow here and humble our hearts as Deacon Howard leads us in prayer.
Dear heavenly Father, we thank you for allowing us to come to the house of prayer one more time. We're coming on this day, second of July, just before Independence Day. But oh God, on a Sunday, we come leaning and depending on you because you told us to cast all of our cares upon you, for you care for us. Yes Lord, for that, oh God, we want to say thank you.
Because right now, all of this one, our eyes came on for another brand new day. Yeah, and we want to say thank you. Thank you for all coming in well, thank you for all going out. Yeah, thank you, Lord. Thank you for all down right, thank you for our salvation, thank you for our eternal home. Yeah, all in the name of Jesus.
Yes Lord, because there's power, oh, in the name of Jesus, that hope in the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus because His love covers a multitude of sin. I want to thank you this morning for taking it away by themselves. Yeah. Let me walk up and praise Your Name one more time. Thank You for a new day, Shiloh, and this law today.
Yeah, for God, oh God, we have loved and we have lost, but we have everlasting love for all in the Name of Jesus. God bless, oh God. Aaron, you know what's in it, yeah, that I've known that you do not know. You know our down sitting all right, you know what I am rising, you even know our thoughts from afar. Yeah, you know the number of how I run out here.
So this morning we ask, oh God, that You'll bless all the concerns that I ended, be it, oh God, good be to God, bad be over, whatever You would have it to be, all in the Name of Jesus. Yes Lord, because we love that Name, we love that Name, all the Name given, yeah, whereby we can be saved. But at the Name of Jesus, every knee shall bow, everything, not something, but Heaven is about.
Thank You, Lord, thank You. And oh Lord, as we pray this prayer, we pray You will bless our pastor, Dr. How they call a junior, his wife, God Reverend Monique Carter. Yes Lord, his son and oh God, oh God, in the Name of Jesus, both sons, oh God, in the Name of Jesus. We ask, oh God, You will bless all the members of this church. Yes Lord, bless our community, bless our nation.
Oh God, we may have received a setback this week, but oh God, the setback means a comeback. Just let go, God, we're gonna build that, we're going to come back, all in the Name of Jesus, because I have confidence. One thing I have is in the Lord, right, right in the Name of Jesus we pray and Lord will remain release.
Well, well, we've had this great service and we've told You all about our troubles and You told us You would have somebody. We want to say thank You, thank You, thank You, thank You, thank You for the morning, thank You for the new day. Yeah, thank You for the evening, our love for You say thank You.
We pray this prayer, praying that You heard this prayer. In this Name we pray, Amen, Amen, hallelujah, hallelujah, thank You Jesus. We just want to fight praise His Name, praise His Name. We just want to pray one more time, thank You Lord, thank You Lord.
We thank Deacon Laos for leading us in prayer and it's good to be able to greet all of you in the Name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. If His Name you've yet to be introduced to Him, you're in the right place. But those who are joining with us via stream, we welcome you as well. Likewise, you found yourself to be connected to the right Church, the right people. We love Jesus and He loves us.
We welcome you, our members, as well as our friends via social media. The choir is going to continue us in song and praise to the Lord as we bless His Name and thank Him for another day of living. Glory to God. Thank You.
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