Worship Services at 8:30 & 11:00am

Who doesn’t want to be wise and understanding? Who doesn’t want to have answers on what to do in your life, pitfalls to avoid, ways to lead your family, insight into handling other people and your relationships with them? 

But are we looking in the right place and listening to the right voices?

The Book of Proverbs gives true wisdom, from our only infallible source of truth, God. The wisdom provided is able to help each of us navigate through life, being a benefit to both ourselves and others. The key to the entire Book is having a “fear of the Lord” that leads to true practical knowledge in relationships. We are to come to the Proverbs with reverence and humility before God to learn how He would want us to handle everyday situations. While we do not live in the same time period or covenant, wisdom from God is universally applicable.

Come journey with us this summer as we gain wisdom in navigating life through the Book of Proverbs.


Sunday School Classes | 10:00-10:45am

Adult Sunday School Class | Fellowship Hall

 
 
“Every generation must defend the gospel anew. And like every generation, we must have a showdown with the wolves of our time.”
— Rosaria Butterfield

A movement called “deconstruction” is sweeping through our churches, affecting our loved ones-disrupting, dismantling, and destroying the faith of many. Apostasy is nothing new. Ever since Paul mentioned in 2 Timothy 4:10 that his colleague Demas had fallen in love with the things of this world and abandoned him, the church has been aware that there are those whose profession of Christianity, while often powerfully expressed in the moment, proves weak and transient in the long term.

Every generation has its high profile apostates. What is new is the cool postmodern term, “deconstructing the faith.

Join us April 27- May 18 at 10:00am for a 4 week study by Alisa Childers and Tim Barnett as we get at the roots of what is being called one of the most significant challenges to Christianity in America today and become better equipped to defend “the faith that was once for all time delivered to the saints!” (Jude 1:3)