"Look to the Lamb"

How Good It Is - Landon Ditto

Touch the Sky - Landon Ditto & Kala Waldron

When I Don't Know What to Do - Jeff Sauceda & Carlee Green

Who Else - Angel Duke

Let It Be a Hallelujah - Carlee Green

No Body

Come Back Soon - Drake Sears & Mandy Sears

Son of Man - Alicia Baker

The Waiting

The Reckoning (How Long) - Drake Sears, Bailey Trammell, Arden Long

Look to the Lamb - Claire Conrad

Hallelujah We Will Sing - Mandy Sears, Barbara Lindsey, Angel Duke, Bailey Trammell

A NOTE FROM JASON

Thank you for joining us this morning for our Easter Season worship service “Look to the Lamb.”

When I started planning this service late fall last year, I was listening to a track and my music app randomly rolled over to an older OMPC recording of a Tommy Walker tune “When I Don’t Know What to Do.” I instantly knew this was a song that needed to be sung once again as we focus our hearts on what Christ has done and is continuing to do for us.

The chorus says when "When I don’t know what to do, I’ll lift my hands, when I don’t know what to say, I’ll speak Your praise, when I don’t know where to go, I’ll run to your throne, when I don’t know what to think, I’ll stand on your truth."

That song ministered to my soul years ago, and those same words are still echoing in my soul more powerfully today. We are called daily to surrender. I hope that as you surrender, you look to the lamb - a fitting title for our service, and great tune that we’ll be singing. It calls us to remember our focus, that there is only ONE name that is worthy, only one that is our light, our King, our savior.

In other words - Look to the Lamb.

Look to the Lamb. How are you coming into worship? Not just this Sunday but every Sunday?

Beat down? Struggling with finances? Friendships? A job situation? Family situations? Look to the Lamb. The same Lamb that John the Baptist called us to look to. The same Lamb that was the only one found worthy to open the scrolls. The only Lamb that takes away the sins of the world.

It’s too easy to evaluate our relationship with God based on circumstances. In fact - that’s exactly where our flesh wants to go. How could God let me go through this? Why won’t God fix this? Why is God letting this happen to me? Instead - evaluate your circumstances based on the God that has redeemed you, pulled you from the pit, restored your very breath, your sight, and is coming back soon to heal all wounds, dry all tears, and bring us into eternal glory with Him.

Use this morning as a reminder that through our surrender to the only healer, the only Lamb, we are being made completely whole, our gaze is being constantly shifted and refocused on His healing, His truth, and His promises.

Look to the Lamb.

Special Thanks:

Steve Upton and Craneworks

Band:

Drums - Trent Fancher

Percussion - Kevin Ownby

Bass - Jim Merk

Synth, Programming, Electric Guitar - Michael Southerland

Electric Guitar - Jack Swaim

Electric Guitar - Landon Ditto

Acoustic Guitar - David Conrad

Acoustic Guitar - Austin Trammell

Staff and Technical:

Technical Director and Sound - Wes Smith

Kids Choir Director - Mandy Sears

Assistant Technical Director - Brian Zekoff

Worship Ministry Assistant - Amy McGucken

Video Production - Wes Smith, Brian Zekoff

Lighting - Ben McGucken

Slides - Keith Griffith

Cameras and Streaming - John Porterfield

Graphic Design - Wes Smith

Stagehand - Alexis Cooper