8:30 | 9:45
Prelude
Shout With Joy
Welcome and Dwell Liturgy
Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above
Life of the Congregation *
Pastoral Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer
In His Hands AWARE
PSALM 36
DR. RICHARD KANNWISCHER
SENIOR PASTOR
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
God of Every Grace
Invitation and Benediction
Postlude
* For 9:45 service only
11:15
Lord’s Prayer
Welcome and Dwell Liturgy
Life of the Congregation
Pastoral Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer
Praise the Lord Forever
DR. RICHARD KANNWISCHER SENIOR PASTOR
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper Trust In God
Invitation and Benediction
Postlude
Congregational songs are listed in bold italic.
Dwell: Living in God’s Presence with the Psalms
Psalm 90 | God’s Greatest Desire
Psalm 27 | Why We’re So Afraid
Psalm 1 | How to Dwell (And Not Dwell)
Psalm 135 | The Power of Prayer
Amazed: Loving the One to Whom You Pray
Psalm 19 | God is Creator
Psalm 145 | God is Sovereign
Psalm 86 | God is Faithful
Psalm 146 | God is Just
Curious: Bringing Your Questions to God
Psalm 8 | What is Man that You are Mindful of Him?
Psalm 137 | How Can We Sing In A Foreign Land?
Psalm 13 | How Long?
Psalm 22 | Why Have You Forsaken Me?
Psalm 121 | Where Will My Help Come From?
Hopeful: Choosing Anticipation Over Despair
Psalm 40 | Waiting: From Pit to Rock
Psalm 118 | Rescuing: From Surrounded to Salvation
Psalm 16 | Rising: From Death to Life
Psalm 42 | Hoping: From Tears to Trust
MAY
Vulnerable: Asking God for What You Need
Psalm 39 | Hear Me
Psalm 139 | Search Me
Psalm 67 | Bless Me
Psalm 25 | Remember Me
Faithful: Relying on God in Uncertain Times
Psalm 62 | Salvation: A Rocky Shelter
Psalm 91 | Trust: A Feathered Nest
Psalm 130 | Patience: A Watchful Guardian
Psalm 18 | Help: A Sure Step
Psalm 85 | Righteousness: An Unlikely Kiss
Persevering: Struggling with God
Psalm 2 | The Raging Nations
Psalm 70 | The Slow Response
Psalm 142 | The Cave Prison
Psalm 88 | The Closest Friend
AUGUST
Teachable: Following God’s Guidance and Wisdom
Psalm 119 | A Bright Lamp
Psalm 37 | A Heart’s Desire
Psalm 127 | A Deep Sleep
Psalm 73 | A Forever Portion
Psalm 32 | A Loving Eye
SEPTEMBER
Unifying: Pursuing a Deeper Togetherness
Psalm 133 | The Goal: Dwelling in Unity
Psalm 55 | The Problem: A Lack of Trust
Psalm 34 | The Solution: The Lord is Good
Psalm 15 | The Result: A New Way to Live
OCTOBER
Gracious: Healing Our Brokenness
Psalm 36 | Aware
Psalm 51 | Admit
Psalm 31 | Trust
Psalm 103 | Remember
NOVEMBER
Grateful: Giving Thanks Every Day
Psalm 100 | Because You Belong to Him
Psalm 50 | Because He is Not Silent
Psalm 136 | Because of His Love
Psalm 107 | Because of Your Story
Joyful: Celebrating the Savior
Psalm 131 | Joy as Humble Presence
Psalm 46 | Joy as Peaceful Presence
Psalm 63 | Joy as Loving Presence
Psalm 23 | Joy as Hopeful Presence
Psalm 32
1. What Sin Conceals (vv. 1–4)
I have a message from God in my heart concerning the sinfulness of the wicked: There is no fear of God before their eyes. In their own eyes they flatter themselves too much to detect or hate their sin. The words of their mouths are wicked and deceitful; they fail to act wisely or do good. Even on their beds they plot evil; they commit themselves to a sinful course and do not reject what is wrong.
2. What Love Reveals (vv. 5–7)
Your love, L ord , reaches to the heavens, your faithfulness to the skies. Your righteousness is like the highest mountains, your justice like the great deep. You, L ord , preserve both people and animals.
3. What God Makes Real (vv. 8–9)
How priceless is your unfailing love, O God! People take refuge in the shadow of your wings. They feast on the abundance of your house; you give them drink from your river of delights. For with you is the fountain of life; in your light we see light.
“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” – CS Lewis
“In their own eyes they flatter themselves too much to detect or hate their sin.” - Psalm 36:2
In Malawi, the government provides free education through primary school. If a child wishes to go to high school or further in education, they must pay those fees themselves.
In the Chitipa District, the annual income for a family is $500 a year; a year of high school costs $400, tech school costs $1,000, and college costs $2,500.
To sponsor a Malawi student, please scan the QR code.
Adults - 30s & 40s
Join us for a new monthly gathering, called The Table, just for singles in their 30s and 40s. No pressure—just good food, shared stories, and a chance to build friendships.
OCTOBER 6 Monday | 6:30pm Dr. Scofflaw’s – The Works 214 Chattahoochee Row NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
Scan the QR code for more information. No registration required.
Presbyterian Women is a multi-generational community of women dedicated to the deepening of our faith, serving and caring for Peachtree Church, as well as the local and global community while forging lasting friendships. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are joining Christ daily in the restoration of all things.
Next Gathering October 13
2nd Monday | 9:30am | Fellowship Hall
To register or for more information, please visit
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
12:30-3pm | Room 2306
Young Adults are invited to join us on a Journey of Generosity (JOG). We’ll meet at Peachtree for a catered lunch and then together we’ll look at Scripture, hear inspiring stories, and have honest conversations about what it means to live faithfully with the gifts God has given us. It’s a great chance for personal reflection as we are challenged to discover how true generosity can transform our lives and the lives of others. We hope to see you there! Please register below if you plan to attend!
Each Sunday, the shuttle will continuously run from 8:15am12:30pm. It will pick up at Powers Ferry Square and drop off in front of Family Commons. After the service, the shuttle will head back to Powers Ferry Square.
Just as families keep in touch about joys and sorrows, our church family at Peachtree wants to do the same. During your prayers this week, we ask you to lift up these people to God.
James Cross | Piedmont
Mary Jordan | Cumming Health & Rehab Center
Max King | CHOA
Lt. Wayne McCalla | Shepherd Center
Sunday morning flowers may be dedicated in the memory or honor of a loved one or to commemorate a special occasion such as a baptism. For details or to reserve a date, contact Marsha Sims at 404-842-3146 or MSims@PeachtreeChurch.com
The Flowers this morning are donated by
Peachtree Flower Fund