CURRENT STUDY:
Paul's Letter to the Romans
Historically, almost every time God has moved in some powerful way upon His church, that movement has been ignited by the teachings found in the apostle Paul's letter to the Romans. It is our prayer that the Holy Spirit will use these magnificent truths to ignite our hearts as well. We invite you to join us in this amazing verse-by-verse journey.
Schedule of ServicesSunday School 9:30 am Morning Worship 10:45 am Evening Worship 6:30 pm Regional Sunday Evening Fellowship Groups 6:00 pm Wednesday Night Devotional and Prayer 7:00 pm Wednesday Night Discovery Kids and Youth 7:00 pm Women's Bible Studies (seasonal) Mens' Shepherds in Training (SIT) 7-8:30 pm |
Preaching Distinctive". . . we exist to equip the saints through expository preaching, teaching . . ." Saints cannot be equipped for godly living and service apart from precise theology (Ephesians 4:11-16). This is the goal of expository preaching and teaching. The term "exposit" literally means to expound or explain in a detailed manner. Expository preaching is therefore a doctrinal proclamation of the Word of God derived from an exegetical process that is concerned only with the revelation of God, not the wisdom of man, and therefore carefully conveys the God-intended meaning of a text, passionately applying that meaning to the contemporary issues of life with an internal zeal and authority that cannot be extinguished. Although this kind of preaching and teaching is rare in contemporary evangelicalism, since this was the method exemplified in the Bible (Neh. 8:8; Acts 7:2-53; 8:27-35; 20:26-27; Luke 4:16-22; 24:27, 32, 44-47), and since we have a divine mandate to "preach the Word" (2 Timothy 4:2), we believe that this is the God ordained method and we remain committed to it. |
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