Throughout 2023, during our Thursday night studies we will be continuing our study of the book of Revelation with the emphasis being on seeing how what is developing today related to what will happen in the future. This study, more than any other, encourages believers to live for God in the present in light of […]
One of the main themes of the book of Galatians is found in 3:11: “The righteous shall live by faith.” We must stand firm in this truth. Any compromise with legalism or the mixture of human effort and the grace of God for salvation leads to heresy. Not only are we saved by faith alone, […]
The focus of this ongoing expository study is the life of our Lord Jesus Christ and how we, as we learn more and more of Him, can be molded more and more into His image. The Gospels narrate the life of Christ on earth; His teaching, His suffering, His death and resurrection. They also reveal […]
1 Peter is a letter from Peter to the believers who had been dispersed throughout the ancient world and were under intense persecution. If anyone understood persecution, it was Peter. He was beaten, threatened, punished, and jailed for preaching the Word of God. He knew what it took to endure without bitterness, without losing hope […]
Throughout 2023, during our Thursday night studies we will be continuing our study of the book of Revelation with the emphasis being on seeing how what is developing today related to what will happen in the future. This study, more than any other, encourages believers to live for God in the present in light of what is coming future.
Join us each Thursday evenings at 6:30 PM
One of the main themes of the book of Galatians is found in 3:11: “The righteous shall live by faith.” We must stand firm in this truth. Any compromise with legalism or the mixture of human effort and the grace of God for salvation leads to heresy.
Not only are we saved by faith alone, but the life of the believer in Christ—day by day, moment by moment—is lived by and through that faith. Not that faith is something we conjure up on our own—it is the gift of God, not of works —but it is our responsibility, our hearts desire and joy to exhibit our faith so that others will see the work of Christ in us and to grow in our faith by the application of spiritual disciplines (Bible study, prayer, obedience, etc.).
Jesus said we would be known by the fruit of our lives, which should give evidence of the faith within us. All Christians should be diligent in striving to build upon the saving faith within us so that our lives will reflect Christ and others will “glorify (our) Father who is in heaven” (Matthew 5:16, NKJV).
Join us Sunday at 9am
The focus of this ongoing expository study is the life of our Lord Jesus Christ and how we, as we learn more and more of Him, can be molded more and more into His image.
The Gospels narrate the life of Christ on earth; His teaching, His suffering, His death and resurrection. They also reveal that Jesus Christ was and is the Messiah as well as revealing Jesus as the suffering servant.
Sunday mornings at 10:00 am
Nursery provided
1 Peter is a letter from Peter to the believers who had been dispersed throughout the ancient world and were under intense persecution. If anyone understood persecution, it was Peter. He was beaten, threatened, punished, and jailed for preaching the Word of God. He knew what it took to endure without bitterness, without losing hope and in great faith living an obedient, victorious life. This knowledge of living hope in Jesus was the message, and Christ’s example was the one to follow.
Though this time of persecution was desperate, Peter reveals that it was actually a time to rejoice. He says to count it a privilege to suffer for the sake of Christ, as their Savior suffered for them. This letter makes reference to Peter’s personal experiences with Jesus and his sermons from the book of Acts. Peter confirms Satan as the great enemy of every Christian but the assurance of Christ’s future return gives the incentive of hope.
The assurance of eternal life is given to all Christians. One way to identify with Christ is to share in His suffering. For now, to us that would be to endure insults and slurs This is so minor compared to what Christ suffered for us on the Cross.
Stand up for what you know and believe is right and rejoice when the world and Satan aim to hurt you
Join us Sunday nights at 6:00 pm as we study 1 Peter
Throughout 2023, during our Thursday night studies we will be continuing our study of the book of Revelation with the emphasis being on seeing how what is developing today related to what will happen in the future. This study, more than any other, encourages believers to live for God in the present in light of […]
One of the main themes of the book of Galatians is found in 3:11: “The righteous shall live by faith.” We must stand firm in this truth. Any compromise with legalism or the mixture of human effort and the grace of God for salvation leads to heresy. Not only are we saved by faith alone, […]
The focus of this ongoing expository study is the life of our Lord Jesus Christ and how we, as we learn more and more of Him, can be molded more and more into His image. The Gospels narrate the life of Christ on earth; His teaching, His suffering, His death and resurrection. They also reveal […]
1 Peter is a letter from Peter to the believers who had been dispersed throughout the ancient world and were under intense persecution. If anyone understood persecution, it was Peter. He was beaten, threatened, punished, and jailed for preaching the Word of God. He knew what it took to endure without bitterness, without losing hope […]
