Sunday's worship services were tremendous. Most people who attended the 11:00 would say that the presence of the Lord was tangible. Why was Sunday so powerful? Why did God's Spirit show up in a special way?
The service was Christ-centered. We shared testimonies of people sharing their faith. Believers were baptized. The gospel was read and preached, and the Lord's Supper was observed.
The word of God was read corporately. I believe that God's word is powerful, especially when the congregation reads it aloud.
The People felt freedom in worship. I witnessed an unhindered congregation expressing their worship with their voices and their bodies.
I pray First Southern has many more Sundays soon where God's presence and power are observable and tangible.
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