A worship service is both an expression and an endeavor. We express our praises to God, not because God needs our worship, but because praising God helps us explore The Way that leads to "the life that truly is life" (1 Tim. 6:19).
Worship is also an endeavor (an effort, a striving) to help others experience God in worship in ways that changes lives for the better!
Worship at Broadway is also Roots & Branches
We affirm our wonderful and remarkable heritage and traditions - our roots - while also reaching out in new and contemporary ways to express worship and praise to God - our branches -
Sunday worship service:
10:30 a.m. (variety of traditional & contemporary music, choir, praise band, other surprises).
We affirm our wonderful and remarkable heritage and traditions - our roots - while also reaching out in new and contemporary ways to express worship and praise to God - our branches -
Sunday worship service:
10:30 a.m. (variety of traditional & contemporary music, choir, praise band, other surprises).
Our 2018 Lenten worship series explores the fascinating book of Job. Do God and the accuser play with humankind? Why do bad things happen to good people? Does God punish sinners? Shall we curse God in the midst of suffering? What would happen if we were allowed to question God directly? How does the book of Job gives us SOME OF THE GREATEST COMFORT in all of Scripture?
Our 2017 Lenten worship series took us on a journey through the remarkable book of Exodus. Beginning with the famous narrative of Moses, we explored God's call of Moses and Aaron, the ten plagues, the exit from Egyptian captivity, wilderness wanderings, the golden calf, and the setting up of the first tabernacle -- and the ending truly offers a sweet treat!
This series also incorporated jazz music illustrations, a musical form that at its founding expresses the journey from captivity to freedom.
“The first generation out of slavery invented jazz music. It is a music birthed out of freedom.” Donald Miller, author
“The first generation out of slavery invented jazz music. It is a music birthed out of freedom.” Donald Miller, author
