'Til Sunday

Season 1.5 has begun! A we prepare and plan for discussion preaching, baptism, and communion, Greg, Mike, and Tim will be reviewing a few things. We hope you enjoy.Produced by Parkside Green and Greg Molina | Mixed and Mastered by Jon Wehmanwww.parksidechurchgreen.com | www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

Season 1.5 has begun! A we prepare and plan for discussion preaching, baptism, and communion, Greg, Mike, and Tim will be reviewing a few things. We hope you enjoy.Produced by Parkside Green and Greg Molina | Mixed and Mastered by Jon Wehmanwww.parksidechurchgreen.com | www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; the LORD lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace."Number 6:24-26When the church gathers for worship, we are supposed to be challenged. And when we are challenged, we are to respond joyfully with Spirit enabled commitment to obedience. This week, Greg, Mike, and Tim discuss the roles of challenges and commitments in worship, culminating in the Benediction. Enjoy!Produced by Parkside Green and Greg Molina | Mixed and Mastered by Jon Wehmanwww.parksidechurchgreen.com | www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"Observe the month of Abib and keep the Passover to the LORD your God, for in the month of Abib the LORD your God brought you out of Egypt by night."Deuteronomy 16:1 Not only did got God create time, but he works within time for our salvation. Furthermore he instructs his people to observe time in a God fearing manner. We hope this brief overview of the Church/Liturgical Calendar will aide you in your daily and seasonal worship. If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.com'Til Sunday is Produced by Greg Molina at Parkside GreenMixed and mastered by Jon Wehman: https://www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"And praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end, keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints..."Ephesians 6:18Our conversation on praying in church continues and hones in on the 'Pastoral Prayer." Enjoy!"If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land."II Chronicles 7:14As we continue through the elements of a typical Sunday liturgy, we can't get far without discussion the topic of prayer. Tim Keene joins Mike and Greg this week as they discuss the nature of Congregational church prayers.If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.com'Til Sunday is Produced by Greg Molina at Parkside GreenMixed and mastered by Jon Wehman: https://www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land."II Chronicles 7:14As we continue through the elements of a typical Sunday liturgy, we can't get far without discussion the topic of prayer. Tim Keene joins Mike and Greg this week as they discuss the nature of Congregational church prayers.If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.com'Til Sunday is Produced by Greg Molina at Parkside GreenMixed and mastered by Jon Wehman: https://www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"How long, O LORD? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me?"Greg and Mike wrap up the topic of 'Lament' in worship, and hope that we can start to see proper, biblical lament, as an act of worship in and of itself. Thanks for listening!If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.com'Til Sunday is Produced by Greg Molina at Parkside GreenMixed and mastered by Jon Wehman: https://www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"For these things I weep; my eyes flow with tears; for a comforter is far from me, one to revive my spirit; my children are desolate, for the enemy has prevailed.”Lamenations 1:16What are Christians, who are called to, "Rejoice in the Lord always," and find joy in all suffering, do with verses like these? Verses of lament which make up over a third of the Psalms, have an entire book of the Bible named after them, fill the mouths of the prophets, and even appear in the life of Christ and early Church? Our series on lament seeks to answer that question. We hope you will join us as we engage with, and discuss responding to the emotional pain and struggles that accompany the Christian life.If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.com'Til Sunday is Produced by Greg Molina at Parkside GreenMixed and mastered by Jon Wehman: https://www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness."1 John 1:9Very special guest, Jonathan Holmes, Executive Director of Fieldstone Counseling, joins the podcast this week for our final discussion of 'Confessional Worship.' We pray this discussion helps our listeners better understand the beauty of confession, and more importantly, the beauty of our Savior. Thanks for listening!If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.com'Til Sunday is Produced by Greg Molina at Parkside Green Edited and Mastered by Jon Wehman: https://www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us."1 John 1:8This week on 'Til Sunday Greg and Mike discuss confession for individual and corporate sins, an oft misunderstood practice. Hopefully this week's discussion will shed some light on the importance, need, and benefits of confession. If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.com'Til Sunday is Produced by Greg Molina at Parkside Green Edited and Mastered by Jon Wehman: https://www.jonathanwehman.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our Place

"If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved." Romans 10:9"And we're back!" Apologies for our absence church, and please forgive us. Unfortunately 'Til Sunday was not immune to the COVID Pandemic, but we are indeed back and looking forward to sharing new episodes weekly! This week, Greg (Director of Public Worship) and Mike Terry (Youth Pastor) discuss the nature of 'Confessional Worship.' Meaning a corporate worship style that regularly and explicitly states the various doctrines of the Church. If you have any questions you can email them to: green_worship@parksidechurch.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Books About Worship:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our PlaceSupport the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Due to the cancellation of public worship, 'Til Sunday is switching gears. When traditional services resume, so will our discussion of traditional liturgies. But in in this novel season of worship we need to discuss Life Together. Get it? Yes, we will be discussing what Christian community looks like in a season of separation with the book, Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer as our guide. This is a fabulous resource that has encouraged Christians over the years. We'd encourage you to read along with us before listening to each episode. Here is link to a free digital copy of the book! Enjoy: Life Togethertilsundaycast.comparksidechurchgreen.comTell us about your families worship during this isolating season!Email: hello@tilsundaycast.comSupport the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Due to the cancellation of public worship, 'Til Sunday is switching gears. When traditional services resume, so will our discussion of traditional liturgies. But in in this novel season of worship we need to discuss Life Together. Get it? Yes, we will be discussing what Christian community looks like in a season of separation with the book, Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer as our guide. This is a fabulous resource that has encouraged Christians over the years. We'd encourage you to read along with us before listening to each episode. Here is link to a free digital copy of the book! Enjoy: Life Togethertilsundaycast.comparksidechurchgreen.comTell us about your families worship during this isolating season!Email: hello@tilsundaycast.comSupport the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Greg Molina (Worship Director) and Tim Keene (Director of Children's Min., Camps, and Outreach) discuss the regulative principle of worship, and the origins of the podcast!Time Codes:0:00 - 15:00: Intro and Why "Til Sunday?"15:00 - 44:00: Biblical Defense of the Regulative Principle44:00 - End: Doctrinal Defense of the Regulative PrincipleOur Website: www.tillsundaycast.comEmail: hello@tilsundaycast.comTwitter: @tilsunday_Instagram: @tilsunday_Great Worship Books:Give Praise to GodChrist Centered WorshipReformation WorshipRecalling the Hope of GloryWorship Reformed According to the ScripturesImmanuel in Our PlaceSupport the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Greg Molina (Worship Director) and Adam Romans (Lead Pastor) discuss the true nature of congregational singing.www.tilsundaycast.comhello@tilsundaycast.comGreat Worship Books:Christ Centered Worship - Bryan ChapellReformation Worship - Jonathan Gibson, Mark EarngeyRecalling the Hope of Glory - Allen P. RossWorship Reformed According to the Scriptures - Hughes O. OldImmanuel in Our Place - Tremper Longman IIISupport the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Greg Molina (Worship Director) and Mike Terry (Youth Pastor) sit down to discuss the purpose of and need for a "Call to Worship." Not just for our Sunday morning services, but for our daily lives.www.tilsundaycast.comhello@tilsundaycast.comGreat Worship Books:Christ Centered Worship - Bryan ChapellReformation Worship - Jonathan Gibson, Mark EarngeyRecalling the Hope of Glory - Allen P. RossWorship Reformed According to the Scriptures - Hughes O. OldImmanuel in Our Place - Tremper Longman IIISupport the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Greg Molina (Worship Director, Parkside Green) and Adam Romans (Lead Pastor), sit down and discuss why their church has decided to employ a "liturgical worship style." This is by no means an exhaustive conversation, but still a rich dialogue about the nature of biblical worship.www.tilsundaycast.comhello@tilsundaycast.comGreat Worship Books:Christ Centered Worship - Bryan ChapellReformation Worship - Jonathan Gibson, Mark EarngeyRecalling the Hope of Glory - Allen P. RossWorship Reformed According to the Scriptures - Hughes O. OldImmanuel in Our Place - Tremper Longman IIISupport the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

We are honored to sit down with long time Parksider Jen Holmes, as she reflects on preparing for her family's first Christmas without her father Craig Romans. Her desire for all who listen this advent, or any season, is that we would consider Jesus. That we would trust in Jesus. That we would hope in Jesus. Even in the midst of crushing loss and painful memories.Support the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Advent Week 2: "...His name shall be called... Mighty God..." This week Glenn Amos, a regular Parkside Green attender, shares the story of Christ's awesome work in his life. We hope this episode reminds us all that no sin, no matter how big, is outside of God's power to redeem; and that all of us, no matter how outwardly pure we seem, are in desperate need of Christ. Support the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Advent Week One: "...His name shall be called Wonderful Counselor..." In our inaugural Advent episode, Ryan and Lydia Horsfall sit down and share about the loss of their second daughter Sarah, and the comfort that only Christ, the wonderful counselor can provide. Support the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)