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Pastor: Rev. David Kollmeyer
Pastor’s
Email: pastorkollmeyer@ziontrinity.org
Church
Office: 618.357.2818
Church
Office Email: contact@ziontrinity.org
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We welcome all who are worshiping today. We greet you in the love and joy of Jesus
Christ.
We pray that through our worship
today, you will know the forgiveness and peace that God offers to us by grace
through faith in Jesus Christ.
If you do not have a church home, we
pray that you will consider joining us here at Trinity or
Fifth Sunday after
Pentecost Sunday, July 9, 2017
The Prelude
The Ringing of the
The Opening Hymn: # 279 “Today Thy Mercy
Calls Us”
The
Order of Worship for Holy Communion: The
Lutheran Hymnal Page 15
The Invocation: Please Rise
The Confession of Sins
The Introit:
Psalm 19:2, 9-10 On the Bulletin
Insert
The Gloria Patri, The Kyrie, The Gloria in Excelsis
The Salutation
The Collect for the Day
The Scripture Readings: On the Bulletin Insert
The Nicene Creed Page 22
Today’s Sermon
Hymn: # 296 “Speak, O Lord,
Thy Servant Heareth”
The Sermon: “Who Will Deliver Me?” Romans 7:24-25
Rev. David Kollmeyer
We Worship God with
Our Offerings
Hymn after the
Offering: # 644 “Praise God,
from Whom All Blessings Flow”
The Prayers of the
Church
The
Communion Liturgy: Page 24
The Distribution of Holy Communion: See Note at the top of next page
The Distribution Hymn: # 304 “An Awe-full
Mystery Is Here”
The Benediction
The Closing Hymn: # 54 “Guide Me, O Thou
Great Jehovah”
Silent Prayer
A Matter of Spiritual Care: We are happy to
invite members of other Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod congregations to commune
with us when they visit. The Lord’s Supper is celebrated at Trinity & Zion
in the confession and glad confidence that our Lord gives into our mouths not
only bread and wine but also His very body and blood for the forgiveness of
sins.
In our prayers this
morning, and throughout the week, we remember:
The family of Cyrus L.
Keller, Jr.. Cyrus passed away on July 5, 2017.
May God grant his family
comfort and peace.
Our shut-ins and home bound
members: Edwin, and Nadine.
Those sick, ill or with health
concerns: Jason, Kelly,
About the Cover: When a child gets tired and needs help, there
is usually someone nearby to assist. He reaches down and lovingly gathers the
tired and weak child into his arms and carries her, at least until the child is
rested. Jesus promises that for us also. He gathers us and our burdens and lets
us rest, that we may continue in Him. For in Him, we find true rest from this
world’s labor and burdens.
Luther Sermon
Excerpt: He sees that we are captives of death; but he
is merciful and gives us life. He sees that we are the children of hell; but he
is merciful and gives us heaven. He sees that we are poor, naked and exposed,
hungry and thirsty; but he is merciful, and clothes, feeds and gives us to
drink, and satisfies us with all good things. Thus, whatever we have for the
body or spirit, he gives us out of mercy, and pours his blessings over us and
into us. Therefore Christ says here: Imitate your Father and be also merciful,
as he is merciful.
Next Week’s
Worship: The Scripture
Readings for next Sunday, Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, are: Isaiah 55:10-13, Romans 8:12-17, Matthew
13:1-9, 18-23.
Stewardship
Thought:
“Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you
rest.” Jesus has come to do the work so that we might have rest from burdens and
labors we are not capable of bearing. He frees us from sin, death, and the
demands of the Law. In that peace and rest of Jesus we find a new purpose – His
light yoke which is no burden to bear, but a joy! (Matthew 11:28)
Lectionary Comic
for This Week’s First Reading:
When I lose my way,
And I forget my name
Remind me who I am
In the mirror all I see
Is who I don't wanna be
Remind me who I am
Tell me, once again who I am to You, who I am to You
Tell me, lest I forget Who I am to You, that I belong to You, to You
Church
Website: www.ziontrinity.org