On Sunday Pastor Dustin preached from Genesis 32. Here we see the effect that God’s grace has had on Jacob. He gives rather than takes. He relies on God rather than his old tricks. He wrestles with God rather than men. God’s undeserved kindness has changed Jacob. God’s undeserved kindness is changing us too. He is winning our hearts.
We announced it two weeks ago, but now the time has come. This Sunday, May 30th is the final Sunday we’re offering a livestream of our weekly service.
In the early stages of the pandemic, we set up a livestream so that those at high risk for the virus could remain safe and track with the church. But now with the pandemic in retreat and very clear guidance on how we can meet safely in person, we’re asking all church members to join us on Sundays.
Our services aren’t designed to be watched. They’re designed for participation. God designed them that way. We need to be together to do what He has called us to do. And we’re grateful each week for the opportunity He gives us to do just that.
If you have any questions about this decision or about how your household should participate in the church, please contact the church office and our pastors will be in touch with you.
May God bless our ministry to one another for His glory!
I was glad when they said to me,
“Let us go to the house of the Lord!”
Psalm 122:1
“When the word of God is expounded in all its fullness, and the congregation begins to glimpse the glory of the living God, they bow down in solemn awe. It is preaching which accomplishes this. That is why preaching is unique and irreplaceable.”
John Stott
52 sermons sound out from our pulpit each year. God is uniquely meeting our church each time a man unfolds the truths of God’s word for us.
Not only is preaching a skill, listening to preaching is a skill as well. Those of us receiving God’s word want to ensure we’re getting all we can out of this important moment each week.
This Desiring God article is a welcome encouragement to listen well on Sunday mornings. Set aside 10-15 minutes to read and absorb these wise recommendations.
Sovereign Grace Churches just published a blog reporting that 75 churches outside of the US are currently pursuing adoption with our denomination.
What a marvel that God is giving us greater opportunities for gospel ministry around the world!
There are few things more important for a church than to pray together. As Christians, we’re pardoned, accepted, and welcomed into our Father’s presence. He hears our prayers and responds. What a gracious God.
Get all the details right here and join us.
The women of Sovereign Grace Church are reading through the New Testament this Summer! The plan kicks off on June 1st.
If you want to get started or restarted with your bible reading, now is the time. Use the link below to get all the info. Contact Kirsi with your questions and to let her know that you’re joining.
The men of the church finished the New Testament in the first half of the year. Now, we have a new Bible Reading Challenge for the Summer.
We’ll all follow the same schedule through the Psalms, have regular check-ins, share the ways God is meeting us, and celebrate when it’s all done. If you’ve been struggling to regularly read God’s word, then join us! A plan and a community will help you stay on track.
The reading plan starts on May 31st. The deadline to sign up is this Sunday. Hit the link below to get registered and we’ll email you all the details.
Pastor Eric’s sermon from Genesis 31 focused on how God meets our rebellion with His rescue. Do we get what we deserve? No. Every day, our sins invite God’s righteous wrath. But Jesus took our punishment. We get peace with God. The Bible and our lives continue to testify to this amazing grace. Hallelujah, what a Savior!