705 Isn’t He Wonderful
278 At Calvary
Welcome / Annoucements
381 Blessed Assurance
Scripture Reading: Psalm 34:1-10
380 On Christ I Stand
AM Sermon: Proper Praise
Invitation
492 Pass Me Not Oh Gentle Saviour
The Duke of Wellington, the British military leader who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo, was not an easy man to serve under. He was brilliant, demanding, and not one to shower his subordinates with compliments. Yet even Wellington realized that his methods left something to be desired. In his old age a young lady asked him what, if anything, he would do differently if he had his life to live over again. Wellington thought for a moment, then replied. "I'd give more praise," he said. - Bits & Pieces, March 31, 1994, p. 24.
Johann Sebastian Bach said, “All music should have no other end and aim than the glory of God and the soul’s refreshment; where this is not remembered there is no real music but only a devilish hub-bub.”
He headed all of his compositions: ”J. J.,” the initials for, ”Jesus Juva” which means “Jesus help me.”
He ended them “S.D.G.,” the initials for, “Soli Dei Gratia” which means “To God alone be the glory.” - Source: Light Steps, Timothy W. Bowes
