The LORD’s gracious purpose brings contentment to his people

Display text:<br>Yet you do not know what tomorrow will bring. What is your life? For you are a<br>mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes. Instead you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we will live and do this or that.” (James 4:14-15 as can be found on page 1013 in the pew Bible)<br><br>Preservice song: “Take my life and let it be” (Stanzas 1, 2, 3, 4)<br>Votum and salutation<br>Psalm 85:3, 4 (Page 213, In the Book of Praise)<br>10 words of the covenant<br>Psalm 130:1, 2 (Page 316, In the Book of Praise)<br>Prayer<br><br>Scripture reading: Leviticus 26:1-18 (Page 104, In the pew Bible)<br>Proverbs 16:1-9; 28:18-28 (Page 539, In the pew Bible)<br>Psalm 111:3, 4, 5 (Page 276, In the Book of Praise)<br><br>Sermon: Proverbs 19:21-23 (Page 542, In the pew Bible)<br>The LORD’s gracious purpose brings contentment to his people<br>For he grants,<br>1. Submission to his sovereignty<br>2. Satisfaction in his steadfast love<br><br>Psalm 67:3 (Page 161, In the Book of Praise)<br>Thanksgiving and Prayer for Crops and Labour<br>Thanksgiving Offering<br>Hymn 78 (Page 478, In the Book of Praise)<br>Benediction<br><br><strong>Time:</strong><br>Morning<br><br><strong>Minister:</strong><br>Rev. J. VanSpronsen<br><br><strong>Texts:</strong><br>Proverbs 19:21–23<br>Leviticus 26:1–18<br>Proverbs 16:1–9<br>Proverbs 28:18–28