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  Communion By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky Heb. (נּט רּקהץ מּןביםךשד דּטנרם'דלט) Gk. (Βψ Ρεω. Νιξηολασ Σψβροωσκψ) Invocation: Holy Father, we; your children are here today to be with you.  You Lord have drawn us near to you that we may truly know your truth, your life and your way.  As we draw ourselves closer to thee, grant us the grace and mercy needed to commune with you.  Prepare our hearts for communion and let the mercy you have given us be replicated throughout our family, or friendships and this entire community of believers and unbelievers. Amen. Opening Word & Reading for Worship: Christ’s Time & Church Time Several years ago, Dr. Gilbert Stafford described Communion in a unique way.  “At the holy meal,” he said, “ we are called to both the center of our faith, Jesus Christ, and the circle of our faith, fellow believers regardless of their church tradition, personal preferences, manners of worship, age, class, and racial distinctions.  T...

JSM | Uprightness .3 | Anger By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky Heb. (נּט רּקהץ מּןביםךשד דּטנרם'דלט) Gk. (Βψ Ρεω. Νιξηολασ Σψβροωσκψ)   Invocation & Opening Word: (Psa 25:1-22 KJV) "(1) [[[A Psalm] of David.]] Unto thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul. (2) O my God, I trust in thee: let me not be ashamed, let not mine enemies triumph over me. (3) Yea, let none that wait on thee be ashamed: let them be ashamed which transgress without cause. (4) Shew me thy ways, O LORD; teach me thy paths. (5) Lead me in thy truth, and teach me: for thou [art] the God of my salvation; on thee do I wait all the day. (6) Remember, O LORD, thy tender mercies and thy lovingkindnesses; for they [have been] ever of old. (7) Remember not the sins of my youth, nor my transgressions: according to thy mercy remember thou me for thy goodness' sake, O LORD. (8) Good and upright [is] the LORD: therefore will he teach sinners in the way. (9) The meek will he guide in judgment: and the meek will he teach his ...

  JSM Uprightness.2 | Jesus Fulfills By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky Heb. (נּט רּקהץ מּןביםךשד דּטנרם'דלט) Gk. (Βψ Ρεω. Νιξηολασ Σψβροωσκψ) Invocation: Father, we thank you that we are able to come before you today and worship [in person together as one assembly].  [Despite the challenges of water availability in our town this week,] we thank you for the way you have provided for us throughout this week.  We thank you for the way you have comforted us in our sorrow and rejoiced with us in our times of happiness.  Open our hearts and minds to worship you in this time.  We love you.  [Our mighty Redeemer Lord Jesus Christ] ~Christian Minister’s Manual (Cite 1) Opening Word & Reading for Worship: Hero & Redeemer.  As a veteran Sailor being called “hero” makes me cringe and usually when called this I do my best to be merciful and polite.  Most of the hero’s I know or knew are dead.  But my Hero is alive and on the throne of God our Creat...

JSM | Uprightness.1 | Torah & Prophets By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky Heb. (נּט רּקהץ מּןביםךשד דּטנרם'דלט) Gk. (Βψ Ρεω. Νιξηολασ Σψβροωσκψ) Invocation: Holy Father.  We are gathered here today in your house of prayer.  Summer is ending and though fall is not yet here we anticipate the seasonal changes are coming.  Just this weekend we’ve had large volumes of rain and the morning temperatures have a cooling effect that tells us fall is coming.  Public schools are preparing to receive students and parents are preparing to send children back to school.  Almighty Creator have your way in the children, the parents and the teachers this coming year of schooling.  May the habitat necessary for learning righteousness ever be present in our homes, our schools and our libraries.  Whether in public or private schools, home schools or seminary.  Whether in the lower or upper education.  Lord may your presence be ever welcome in these places of learning ...

JSM | Identity .8 | Salt & Light By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky Heb. (נּט רּקהץ מּןביםךשד דּטנרם'דלט) Gk. (Βψ Ρεω. Νιξηολασ Σψβροωσκψ) 🕊️ Invocation: A Call to Draw Near Hi friends, I’m preparing to share this message again—one that continues to shape me each time I revisit it. Though it’s written to guide me as I preach, I recognize that others may read or hear these words for themselves. My prayer is that what began as a sermon becomes a shared encounter. Every time I sit with this message, my memory is refreshed, my heart rekindled, and my delivery refined. It’s less about performance—and more about presence and service. I welcome your feedback and reflection. Your insights may become part of its future form, as the Word continues to shape us together. 🖇️ For context, this message is posted below and available for viewing and listening:              Invocation: Almighty Creator.  Merciful redeemer.  Thank you for this special o...