Films and Songs recorded live by Austin Stone Worship at The Gospel Coalition National Conference 2021.
Showing posts with label worship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worship. Show all posts
Friday, September 10, 2021
Sunday, May 24, 2020
RVC Online Church 5.25.2020
Worship Video: https://youtu.be/n0FgyZF6BaA
CALL TO WORSHIP
READ: Psalm 9:1-10
SONG: Doxology
Praise God from Whom all blessings flow.
Praise Him all creatures here below.
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost Amen
CONFESSION OF FAITH: THE APOSTLES CREED
I believe in God, the Father almighty,
creator of heaven and earth.
I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord,
who was conceived by the Holy Spirit
and born of the virgin Mary.
He suffered under Pontius Pilate,
was crucified, died, and was buried;
he descended to hell.
The third day he rose again from the dead.
He ascended to heaven
and is seated at the right hand of God the Father almighty.
From there he will come to judge the living and the dead.
I believe in the Holy Spirit,
the holy catholic (universal) church,
the communion of saints,
the forgiveness of sins,
the resurrection of the body,
and the life everlasting. Amen.
OLD TESTAMENT READING
READ: Deuteronomy 5:13-14
SONG: He is Exalted
He is exalted
The King is exalted on high
I will praise Him
He is exalted, forever exalted
And I will praise His name
He is the Lord
Forever His truth shall reign
Heaven and earth
Rejoice in His holy name
He is exalted
The King is exalted on high
He is exalted
The King is exalted on high
I will praise Him
He is exalted, forever exalted
And I will praise His name
He is the Lord
Forever His truth shall reign
Heaven and earth
Rejoice in His holy name
He is exalted
The King is exalted on high
SONG: Oh God
In the valley, Oh God, you're near
In the quiet, Oh God, you're near
In the shadow, Oh God, you're near
At my breaking, Oh God, you're near
Oh God, you never leave my side
Your love will stand firm for all my life
In my searching, Oh God, you're near
In my wandering, Oh God, you're near
When I feel alone, Oh God, you're near
At my lowest, Oh God, you're near
Height nor depth nor anything else
Could pull us apart
We are joined as one by your blood
Hope will rise as we become more
Than conquerors through
The one who loved the world
Oh God, you never leave my side
Your love will stand firm for all my life.
SONG: Be Thou My Vision
Be Thou my Vision, O Lord of my heart
Naught be all else to me, save that Thou art
Thou my best Thought, by day or by night
Waking or sleeping, Thy presence my light
Be Thou my Wisdom, and Thou my true Word
I ever with Thee and Thou with me, Lord
Thou my great Father, I Thy true son
Thou in me dwelling, and I with Thee one
Riches I heed not, nor man's empty praise
Thou mine Inheritance, now and always
Thou and Thou only, first in my heart
High King of Heaven, my Treasure Thou art
High King of Heaven, my victory won
May I reach Heaven's joys, O bright Heaven's sun
Heart of my own heart, whatever befall
Still be my Vision, O Ruler of all.
NEW TESTAMENT READING
READ: Colossians 3:23-24
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
The Dignity of Work - What was your very first job? What were the best and worst jobs you’ve had and why? Think about how Seattle views work. Do we give equal value to all types of work? Is work seen as a necessary evil?
The Toil of Work - How can sin make work hard, dissatisfying, selfish, and idolatrous?
The Redemption of Work - What are some ways that we can find meaning in the work that we do? How does our work bring benefits to ourselves, others, the community?
GIVING & COMMUNION
GIVING: Online
COMMUNION: 1 Corinthians 11:23-26
BENEDICTION
READ: Numbers 6:24-26
KIDS RESOURCES
This week Pastor Steve will be hosting an RVC Kids Meet Up on ZOOM at 10:00 AM
Link to the RVC Kids Meet Up below
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/77737526000?pwd=dkp4TmoxTGd4akZBbi9XODlGWTJrdz09
Rainier Valley Church
Board Elections Update
Hello RVC! This is Jesse Epperson, current Board of Directors President, with an important message.
Four current members of the board of directors (Yee Feng, Jason Lischke, Nate Porter, and Sam Bretz) will be finishing their term in June.The members of RVC have the privilege and responsibility of nominating and voting for eligible candidates to fill these four spots.
To nominate a candidate please fill out the following form. Nominations will close on May 27th and the election process will follow shortly after. https://forms.gle/Z7Z7ZApXSniqw1Sa8
More information about the expectations and requirements of board members (including a link to our bylaws) can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cYxjb31KKaEn1-NcCm1
Timeline for the Election of New Board Members:
- Wednesday, May 13 - Nominations open
- Wednesday, May 27 - Nominations close
- Sunday, May 31 - Voting begins
- Wednesday, June 3 - Voting closes
- Sunday, June 7 - Presentation of New Members
Rainier Valley Church Mission Trip
November 2nd-9th, 2020
We’re excited to announce this year’s Mission Trip to the Philippines. The team will be going to help serve the poor, lead Bible studies, do evangelism, support the staff of GCE and help set-up for the wedding crusade.
If anyone is interested in going please reach out to Pastor Kyle or Stormy Curtis. It's a life-changing experience. The team last year was deeply impacted. We are praying that God would move in the hearts of those who need to go this year to serve the families that are impacted and helped.
Theme: God doesn’t call the equipped, but he equips the called.
Cost: $1250
Additional Details on 2020 Mission Trip: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e6MRc8D-Ta1YR02OlkrbC26AbpSYoJKR4nkKUdZUDps/edit?usp=sharing
UPDATE FROM THE ELDER TEAM REGARDING CHURCH GATHERINGS
Many of you have been asking about Rainier Valley Church's plan to relaunch our weekly worship gatherings. We are posting this to keep you up to date and to clarify the current situation.
Yesterday President Trump said that Houses of Worship should be considered essential and should begin meeting together again immediately. However, President Trump's press secretary followed this up by saying that faith-based community gatherings are still under the jurisdiction of their local state governors.
Currently we are still following Washington State's 4-Phased reopening plan for the safety of our church members. Many pastors in the state (including me) have signed a petition to the governor to allow churches to operate under the same safety measures as restaurants and movie theaters in Phases 2 and 3. If you would like to sign the petition, you can find it here: https://www.wafaithgatherings.com/
Governor Inslee is expected to give faith-based communities specific reopening guidelines soon, and we will update you with all the latest as this situation continues to develop. Until we have more information, here is our current plan for reopening:
Phase 1 - Online Church with Family/Roommates (Current)
Phase 2 - House Church and Community Groups with 5+ Friends (June 1st?)
Phase 3 - Smaller Family-Style Services under 50 People (June 29?)
Phase 4 - Regular Weekly Service with Kids Ministry (July 20th?)
Thank you all so much for your questions, concerns, and continued patience through this trying time. We can't wait to gather together again soon. In the meantime, we will continue providing worship guides and prerecorded worship music and sermons for "house church" on Sunday mornings. These resources will be posted on our website, Slack, and Facebook.
We will continue to submit ourselves to our local government authorities and comply with their guidelines as Scripture calls us to (Romans 13:1-7), and we will pray for the opportunity to come together safely for the gathered worship of singing together, learning together, praying together, and partaking in the Lord's Supper together.
We love you all, miss you dearly, and we will continue to keep you updated on all the latest. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Thank you all and have a blessed Memorial Day weekend!
Grace and Peace,
Pastor Kyle Van Tine
Link to Google Worship Guide https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xwjqEEQFw5MNgBUzgKr5DC5AUzWtBFBvTkGoLrhqPGc/edit?usp=sharing
Thursday, August 3, 2017
New Episode of Life Together on the Psalms w/David Libby
I really enjoyed discussing the book of Psalms and it's application in the Christian Life with Pastor David Libby on the latest episode of the #LifeTogether podcast at Summit View Church, Vancouver, WA
Check out all the current Life Together episodes here http://summitview.net/life-together-podcast/
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Happy Thanksgiving 2016 from the Van Tine Family
On behalf of my family and I, we hope you had a very happy Thanksgiving holiday. There was simply so much to be grateful for this Thanksgiving that I found myself overwhelmed with a deep sense of thankfulness and gratitude. I had a chance throughout the Thanksgiving Holiday to write down a few thoughts on Thanksgiving and gratitude which I would like to share with you here.
Worshiping over your Thanksgiving Table
This Thanksgiving drink good drink, eat rich food, laugh deeply and love well and do it all as worship!
When we receive everything we have as gifts from God, we worship. We can drink without getting drunk and we can eat without being gluttons because we don’t enjoy things as an end in themselves but as a platform for worship.
So worship over your thanksgiving table, worship with your family, worship with your food, your drink and your friends. Let your praise fill your heart with deep gratitude.
Giving Thanks to Whom?
To whom should we give thanks?
The universe "itself" isn't a person, nature doesn't function with divine agency, and even people have limited impact on our lives? Deep thankfulness requires recognizing supreme governance and sovereign agency.The good news this Thanksgiving is that we don't live in a random universe spiraling out of control but there is a gracious, sovereign, almighty God! He is a limitless source of energy, vitality, power, and blessing. He never wearies, He is never surprised and He is never out of control. He gives us all things richly to be enjoyed. We can know this God objectively, historically and personally in creation, in providence and foremost in the person of Jesus. The true depth of Thanksgiving joy is found in the worship of God through the gifts he has given us.
The universe "itself" isn't a person, nature doesn't function with divine agency, and even people have limited impact on our lives? Deep thankfulness requires recognizing supreme governance and sovereign agency.The good news this Thanksgiving is that we don't live in a random universe spiraling out of control but there is a gracious, sovereign, almighty God! He is a limitless source of energy, vitality, power, and blessing. He never wearies, He is never surprised and He is never out of control. He gives us all things richly to be enjoyed. We can know this God objectively, historically and personally in creation, in providence and foremost in the person of Jesus. The true depth of Thanksgiving joy is found in the worship of God through the gifts he has given us.
Choosing Contentment for Thanksgiving 2016
"Contentment is a choice. You will never find true contentment in your circumstances because your circumstances will always be changing. Lets choose contentment and gratitude this Thanksgiving!
Listen to this special Thanksgiving message on your commute or workout to prepare your heart for Thanksgiving. https://t.co/1stMnrIvEY
Monday, January 18, 2016
"We Are Worshipers" -(Isaiah 6:1-8)- Sunday, January 17th 2016
"We Are Worshipers" (Isaiah 6:1-8)
CARE Group Coaching "We Are Worshipers"
Questions for Growing Deeper
We are worshipers responding to Jesus’ holiness. (6:1-5)
- We are all wired to worship. How do you see this around you both in religious and non-religious ways?
- How can we become aware of the difference between loving and appreciating something or someone and actually worshiping that person or thing?
- Why is Jesus’ holiness a motivation for worship?
- Discuss this statement: We become like what we worship.
- How have you seen people becoming like what they worship?
- How have you personally and specifically been transformed by worshiping Jesus lately?
- If the underlying heart issue is always worship, which idols do you find your heart drawn toward?
- How have you seen or experienced a worship lifestyle function as a form of evangelism?
- What does it look like for you practically to worship at work, at school or in the home? What might need to change in your belief, behavior, words, attitudes or actions?
Monday, December 14, 2015
Celebrating Christmas 2015 "Jesus is a Better King" (Matt 2:1-12)
Sunday, December 13th sermon by Pastor Kyle Van Tine
Christmas Series 2015 "King of Kings" - (Matthew 2:1-12)
Christmas Carol Story: "Hark The Herald Angels Sing!"
Summit View Church Announcements December 13th, 2015
Care Groups Coaching Video for "King of Kings" (Matt 2:1-12)
Sunday, December 13th - Pastor Kyle Van Tine - "King Jesus" - Matthew 2:1-12
King Jesus is worthy of our worship (Matthew 2:1-2)
What is worship and why is it so important?
What are examples of non-religious worship in our culture?
How do you know if you are enjoying something or actually worshiping it?
King Jesus is worthy of our authenticity (Matthew 2:3-8)
Why does God care more about our inward hearts than simply our outward actions?
In what ways have you experienced a disconnect between your beliefs and your actions?
How can we close the gap between what we believe and how we behave?
King Jesus is worthy of our gifts (Matthew 2:9-12)
What gift have you received that made you feel special, valuable and loved?
What gifts can we give to Jesus this Christmas season?
What specific ways can we be generous with our family, friends, coworkers and neighbors this season?
Thursday, December 10, 2015
CG Coaching "King Jesus" (Matt 2:1-12) Sunday, December 13th
Sunday, December 13th - Pastor Kyle Van Tine - "King Jesus" - Matthew 2:1-12
King Jesus is worthy of our worship (Matthew 2:1-2)
What is worship and why is it so important?
What are examples of non-religious worship in our culture?
How do you know if you are enjoying something or actually worshiping it?
King Jesus is worthy of our authenticity (Matthew 2:3-8)
Why does God care more about our inward hearts than simply our outward actions?
In what ways have you experienced a disconnect between your beliefs and your actions?
How can we close the gap between what we believe and how we behave?
King Jesus is worthy of our gifts (Matthew 2:9-12)
What gift have you received that made you feel special, valuable and loved?
What gifts can we give to Jesus this Christmas season?
What specific ways can we be generous with our family, friends, coworkers and neighbors this season?
Monday, March 30, 2015
Easter Series 2015: Resolved - "Jesus is Worthy" (John 12:1-19)
Sunday, March 29th - Pastor Kyle Van Tine- "Jesus is Worthy" - (John 12:1-19)
Listen to the sermon "Jesus is Worthy" by following the link here
GROUP DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
What is the first thing that pops into your mind when you hear the word worship? What is worship and why does it matter?
Jesus is worthy of costly sacrifices (John 12:1-11).
How have you seen people make costly sacrifices to worship something or someone they love?
How is sacrifice an essential part of worship?
Why is Jesus worthy of costly sacrifice, and what should you sacrifice to demonstrate His worth this Easter season?
Jesus is worthy of singing praise (John 12:12-16).
How is praise an essential outworking of worship?
How have you seen people praise what they worship?
Why is Jesus worthy of praise and how can you praise Him practically this Easter season?
Jesus is worthy of joyfully sharing (John 12:17-19).
How is joyfully sharing your object of worship an essential part of the worship process?
How have you experienced being evangelized by someone who joyfully shared wanted to share their object of worship with you?
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Just About, Nearly, Almost Christmas! - Matthew 2:1-23
This theme of the near misses of Christmas frames up our sermon series at Summit View Church this year. We’re looking at the near misses of Christmas in the Bible.
This last Sunday I preached a message on Matthew 2 entitled "Jesus Overcomes" looking at the six aspects of how the classic Christmas story of the wise men, king Herod and the journey to Egypt shows the sovereignty, goodness and control of our triune God over cultural barriers, tyrants, indifference, evil and every circumstance. My hope and pray is that this message blesses you and stirs you up to celebrate Christmas.
- Jesus overcomes cultural barriers 2:1-2
- Jesus overcomes tyrants 2:3-6
- Jesus overcomes Indifference 2:7-11
- Jesus overcomes Evil 2:12-18
- Jesus overcomes every circumstance 2:19-23
Monday, October 27, 2014
Love is Worship
Love Defined by Jesus - Week #4
I appreciate this sermon by Summit View Church's worship Pastor, Jason Seymour. Jason shares his story to illustrate that the good news of the Gospel is the fuel for worship!
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