Our Sunday Bible Study this summer will be diving into the world of worship—studying the what, the why, the how and, (most importantly) the who, when it comes to our Sunday worship service.  We will be covering what the Bible says about worship, the Liturgy (order of worship), variety in worship and other worship services (including historical).  We’ll also take time to go over the worship space (Sanctuary) and furnishing, Christian symbols and even dive into the process of sermon writing.

Beginning Jan. 28.  How will this end?  We pose that question with many things in life: books, movies, jobs, relationships and struggles. 
It is natural, then, that we would want to know what will happen at the end of the age upon Christ’s return.  The disciple John’s prophetic book does not leave Christians in doubt about the outcome of our faith.  Revelation shows us the full restoration Christ brings for God’s people.  The book of Revelation is the assurance of Christ’s victory over sin, death and the power of the devil.  It is the culmination of Christ’s promise to make all things new.  Revelation is a
letter addressed to Christians experiencing trials and difficulties because of their faith.  It is written so that God’s people can live each moment in joy and confidence because we know that Jesus is ruling over all things now and forever.  How will this end? John has good news!   “And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, “Look! God’s dwelling place is now among the people, and he will dwell with them.
They will be his people, and God himself will be with them and be their God.  ‘He will wipe every tear from their eyes.  There will be no more death’ or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away,” (Rev. 21:3-4).

Copies of the book are available.

Daniel was among the first of the captives carried away by the Babylonians.  Although he lived in a culture opposed to God, he was always faithful to the Lord – even in the face of death – and ultimately was able to influence kings and rulers.  Esther was in exile during the time of the Persian Empire.  Like Daniel, the Lord also placed her in a position to influence those in power. God also called her to step out in faith and risk her life to foil a plot against her people.  As a result of her bold actions, the entire Jewish race was saved from annihilation.

Currently Not Meeting. 

Watch for upcoming date to begin Season 5.

See the Bible come to life through “The Chosen” video series.  We are currently watching season four and watch one episode each week followed by a brief discussion.  Bring a dish to share and we will have a potluck meal starting at 5:45 pm, watch the nightly episode at 6 pm, discussion at 7 pm and end our discussions by 7:30 pm each week in the fellowship hall.  Bring your family and friends for a night of fellowship and faith.