Book of the Bi-Month

We shall be offering books at the book table that relate to topics in the sermon series. We all live busy lives, so we thought that encouraging everyone to read just one book we select every two months might be a realistic goal.

The Sovereignty of God Arthur W. Pink

A profound little book, Pink's clear presentation of God's sovereignty has been influential in convincing countless readers of Biblical, Reformed truth. One cannot but bow in grateful adoration and humble worship when confronted by such a God, as these pages cause one to be.

Worship Material (permanent)

How can you include musical worship into your time of family worship at home?  One way is to have your own copies of the Psaltar and hymnal the church uses on the Lord's Day.  The suggested arrangement is for one music edition per family, plus sufficient regular editions for everyone else to be able to follow along.  If you do not have these books in your home, please ask Chris or Bill.

1. Sing Psalms, Music Edition (red book).The split format of tunes on top, words at the bottom in separate half-pages is useful as well as neat. Metrical Psalms can be sung to any compatible tune (such as CM, LM, or SM), but each Psalm comes with suggested tunes that (usually) match the mood of the Psalm.

2. Sing Psalms, words (blue book). Includes the new translation of the Psalms we typically use, plus the old Scottish Psaltar in the back which features a number of renditions that cannot be improved upon.

3. Christian Hymns, Music Edition. The new edition of Christian Hymns is not without its flaws, but overall we do not know of a better single-source for the entire body of English hymnoldy from ancient to brand new.

4. Christian Hymns, words only.