Five Advent Calls to Worship for each lectionary year (A, B, and C), reflecting themes of hope, watchfulness, and Christ’s promised return. Perfect for lighting the first candle of Advent and opening worship.

Explore this full liturgy for the Second Sunday after Pentecost (Year C), including scripture readings, call to worship, prayers, confession, and benediction. Rooted in 1 Kings 19, Galatians 3, and Luke 8, this service highlights God’s restoring presence and call to witness.

Discover what biblical blessings mean, where they appear in the Bible, and how they shape our spiritual lives today—with real examples and verses.

Explore 22 Biblical Calls to Worship with responsive readings drawn from Scripture. Perfect for church services, devotionals, and liturgical planning—each call invites the congregation into reverent, God-centered worship.

Experience the assurance of pardon rooted in God’s perfect timing—Christ’s birth brought redemption and adoption as God’s children. Receive forgiveness and new life in Jesus.

Celebrate the birth of Christ with this Christmas Eve liturgy, featuring Scripture, prayers, and readings from Isaiah 9, Luke 2, Titus 2, and John 1.

Celebrate the fourth Sunday of Advent with this worship liturgy focused on love, including prayers, a call to worship, confession, assurance of pardon, and scripture readings.

Celebrate the joy of Advent with this Week 3 liturgy, including prayers, a call to worship, confession, and assurance—all centered on the promise of Christ’s coming.

A full liturgy for the Second Sunday of Advent—Peace. Includes prayers, confession, assurance, and scriptures to guide worship rooted in Christ’s peace.

Worship resources for the first Sunday of Advent—prayers, calls to worship, and scripture for the theme of Hope. Prepare hearts for Christ’s coming.

Discover the meaning of the assurance of pardon and explore 30+ powerful Bible verses declaring God’s forgiveness. Perfect for worship, devotionals, and personal reflection.

Explore a full Trinity Sunday liturgy including scripture passages, call to worship, prayer of confession, and theological reflections on the triune nature of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Celebrate Trinity Sunday with a deeper understanding of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Discover the meaning, scripture, and relevance of the Trinity in Christian life today.

A complete liturgy for the Day of Pentecost (Year C, June 8, 2025), with call to worship, prayers of confession and assurance, and a prayer for illumination. The service celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit with themes of unity, divine power, renewal, and bold faith, drawn from Acts 2, Romans 8, Psalm 104, and John 14.

A full liturgy for the Seventh Sunday of Easter (Year C, June 1, 2025), including a call to worship, prayers, confession, assurance, and illumination. The service reflects on themes of unity, divine freedom, and the hope of Christ’s return, grounded in Acts 16, Psalm 97, Revelation 22, and John 17.

This liturgy for the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Year C) weaves together themes of peace, divine guidance, healing, and new creation. Rooted in Acts 16, Psalm 67, Revelation 21–22, and John 14 or 5, it includes a call to worship, prayers, and assurance of grace for communities seeking God’s presence and renewal.

A thoughtful liturgy for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, focused on God’s work of grace. The liturgy includes a call to worship, prayers of confession and illumination, and assurance drawn from Ezekiel 36:26—centered on renewal, transformation, and God’s abundant grace.

Liturgy for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Year C, focuses on the Good Shepherd who calls us by name and leads us to eternal life. Reflecting on Acts 9:36-43, Psalm 23, Revelation 7:9-17, and John 10:22-30, this service highlights restoration, security in Christ’s care, and the promise of life everlasting. Join us in worship and renewal.

Liturgy for the Third Sunday of Easter invites worshipers to hear Christ’s call, celebrate forgiveness, and rejoice in new life. Through confession, praise, and renewal, we remember that we are named, loved, and restored by God.

Celebrate the joy of Easter Sunday with this liturgy, featuring calls to worship, prayers, and Scripture readings that proclaim Christ’s resurrection. Rejoice in the victory of life over death and the hope of new creation in Jesus Christ.