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Jesus Christmas | Reason for Season By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky  Invocation: Luke’s Gospel;  “Then came the day of unleavened bread, when the passover [lamb] must be killed. [Luk 22:7 KJV]"  The blood of Jesus Christ; the Lamb of God is available to all of humanity.  Oh Lord, let us prepare our hearts for the taking of open Communion with you at each appointed time.  Almighty Creator.  May the space in between appointments be filled with the Comforter (Holy Spirit Lk 11:13); providing communion with you & with our local community unto You throughout the four-corners of the World. Hallelujah!     Opening Word & Reading for Worship: Here at DCAG we practice open communion.  Of which we took last week.  Observing Communion as a community church we take Communion monthly.  It’s commemoration of the Lord’s crucifixion.  In this we lament with contrite heart.  Each of us drives our own flesh suit and we must prepare ...

JSM | Uprightness .14 | True Devotion.2 | Prayer .2 By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky LIVE Uncut! Invocation: Live prayer. Opening Word & Reading for Worship: Communion taken live. Worship Song Set Live. Results of Pure Piousness promote True Righteousness glorifying the Creator & benefiting mankind’s eternal life. Intro: Suffice it to say that Greater Uprightness is the core value within this particular section of the discourse of Jesus known as the sermon on the mount.  We have the account of this sermon from the perspective of Matthew & other disciples and Apostles of Jesus the Christ our Lord.  Currently we are in a verse by verse examination in a subsection of this discourse about piety practices.  Devotional deeds such as charity for the poor, a fervent and effective prayer life and fasting.  Doing these things to be “ seen ” are going to provide you with a “ reward ”, but Jesus warns his disciples that practicing alms before mankind “ to be seen ” will ...

  American Thanksgiving | Roots in Divinity | National Day of Prayer | Not Mine Eyes Lord By Rev. Nicholas Sybrowsky (Revised 11/24/2025) Invocation: We thank thee, dear Lord, that in this mad world of today so full of chaos, pain, and suffering we can still look up and realize thy presence.  We thank thee for this magnificent country which has so long protected us, but which we are now proud to defend.  Help us to realize the dependence of this great nation [is] on our physical and mental cleanness and our faithfulness to our appointed task.  Through nearness of thee may we be brought nearer to those whom we hold dear at home [and abroad.]  Help those who now make war realize its utter destructiveness and uselessness, that the world may soon know peace again.  Amen” Adapted from ~Seaman US Navy 1942 (Cite 1) Opening Word & Reading for Worship: I’m no King, you’re not a queen.  We are children of the King; King Jesus, but otherwise make no mistake ...