Saturday worship – Page 2 – Pataskala Seventh Day Baptist

Saturday, February 7, 2026

We began a series focused on the “Upside-down” nature of God’s Kingdom–the kingdom where “Blessed are the poor in spirit.” “Blessed are those who mourn.” “Blessed are the merciful, the meek, the persecuted…”

And what are we called to do “but walk justly, love mercy and walk humbly with our God.”
Micah 6:8

The world says you’re blessed if you’re successful, comfortable. God is asking for lives that reflect HIS character: merciful. Just. Obedient–and that is how we are truly blessed.

God is looking for:
Faith that is firm in its decisions;
Faith that is fair (doesn’t play games) and
Faith that is consistent: one life — not a “church” version and a”rest of the week” version.

Highlights from the service:

Announcements and scriptures and songs and prayers. Something you’ll see every week, but special every time.

Pastor Chuck in action with the kid’s message. “We all have a purpose!” The kids loved his example of lasagna ingredients.

And a challenge. How do we, a growing church, reach out to the people here in Pataskala searching for Jesus? And searching for Sabbath?

Pataskala Seventh Day Baptist Church continues to grow hearts for Jesus.
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Saturday, January 31, 2026

We were so glad to re-convene after missing our worship time in person last week due to winter weather.

It is good to be in the house of the Lord!

Marissa reminded the children and all of us that when we confess our sins, the blood of Jesus washes us as white as snow. Amen!

We sang with all our hearts along with Pastor Chuck and his wife Jessie — reminding us that it is truly Well with my Soul, and we have Ten Thousand Reasons to bless the Lord, and more!

Sister Becky led us to pray and praise God for answers to many prayers, including Pastor Dusty and some fellow pastors who were in a legal battle with their city about feeding the homeless and leading Bible studies in city parks. The American Center for Liberty and Justice (ACLJ) took up the case and charges were dropped. Praise God!

Pastor Robert shared a heartfelt message about faith and practice. How do you apply the different kinds of love the Bible teaches especially in times of unrest in our nation. He encouraged us to reach out to one another in love, especially in hard times, and to pray for wisdom. Bring Your Kingdom, Jesus!