About the Message
Dr. Stephen G. Tan | Isaiah 46–48
The tricky thing about pride is that it can feel so reasonable while it's happening, because it doesn't always look like bragging or thinking we're better than everyone else. Sometimes it looks like insisting on doing things our own way, refusing to change, getting defensive when someone gives us advice, or quietly believing, “I can handle this on my own.”
Isaiah 46–48 gives us a sobering reminder to examine our hearts, especially in the places where we're tempted to trust ourselves more than God. Because sometimes what we need isn't more confidence in ourselves, but a little more humility before the God who knows better, sees further, and carries us when we can't carry ourselves.
Worship Guide for Your Personal Time of Worship
You can use any of our sermons for your personal or family time of worship. Find a place free from distractions, gather your family (if applicable), refrain from checking messages on your devices, and have your Bible ready. Estimated duration: 1 hr 15 mins
SUGGESTED ORDER OF SERVICE
Call to Worship. Read a Psalm or a Bible passage proclaiming God's attributes
Prayer
Worship Through Songs. Sing 2-3 songs of praise. You can choose your own or select from our collection of sing-along lyric videos here.
Scripture Reading. Read the scripture reference of the sermon.
Message. Watch the latest sermon.
Song of Response
Worship Through Prayer
Worship Through Giving. If you are a regular attender of GCCP and are led to give to the Lord, you can give through the options on the giving page. You are not obligated to give (2 Corinthians 9:7). We are simply glad that you can use this worship guide to honor our Lord.
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