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Here you will find information concerning our church and its ministries. We hope you find your time spent here a blessing. Our church is a warm and loving church, and we want you to feel comfortable and at liberty to call on us for anything you need. Feel free to browse through the various areas of our website and learn about our fellowship.
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When you visit our church, you will find:
- A caring congregation that will gladly welcome you
- Preaching/teaching that is centered on the Word of God
- Ministries to meet the spiritual needs of every age
Contact Information
Regular Schedule
- Sunday School– 9:45 AM to 10:45 AM
- Worship Service– 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM
- Evening Worship Service– 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
- Bible Study & Prayer Time– 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Announcements
- December 2, 2018
Psalm 1;1-2 tells us of an individual who is a delight unto the Lord. He doesn't live his life as the world lives theirs in ungodliness. He avoids evil influences, deeds, and attitudes in order that he will not be hypocritical, nor does he make himself a judge over others. How does he achieve this lifestyle? By what he delights in, and that is "he delights himself in the law of the Lord, and in his law doth he meditate day and night." I have not heard of an individual who practices these concepts that was a griper or grumbler about his lot in life. Spiritual discontent has its beginnings when we become slack in looking to the Lord for our peace and contentment. The blessings come to the person who is completely satisfied with what he discovers as he puts his time in the Word of God, both day and night. Too many times we have planned to spend time in the study of God's Word, but then we get busy with other things that are far less important. Then discouragement sets in and we wonder why. Implement the plan of Psalms 1:1-2 and see if that doesn't make life better. God is delighted when we put our trust and confidence in Him and the power of his Word.
- November 25, 2018
There is one thing that we notice as we grow older and that is our walking. We stumble and sometimes even fall, now we did not intend to be this way, but here we are anyway. The Bible speaks of us walking in Colossians 2:6, "As we have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him." You notice that all three aspect of our Savior is shown in this verse. First we have 'Christ', the Messiah, (the Lord's anointed one) who has come to rescue his people, then we have 'Jesus', the God Man who came to offer to God the Father himself as a sacrifice for our sins (Thou shall call his name Jesus for he shall save his people from their sins, Matt. 1;21), then we have the name 'Lord' (Master, absolute ownership, Lordship). This is who we received when we were brought to conviction and then conversion. Now we are admonished to walk in him. Defining the term "walk" in a scriptural sense is to live our lives daily in him. As we walk every day, then we are to walk daily with the Lord. Someone has called this spiritual exercise. While walking is good for the health of the body, so walking in Christ is a necessity for spiritual growth. Many church members are like milk fed babies still learning how to crawl, squalling about things that they do not understand, whose limbs are atrophied to the point of uselessness. This is not what Christ has called us unto. We appropriate his strength, his love, his compassion, and his desire to constantly and consistently please the Heavenly Father. We must ask ourselves, "Am I really walking with the Lord or is it something that I know I ought to do?" The answer determines who we really are.
