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It is our earnest belief that there is a God and He is our Creator. We strive to be the church that Christ built. We do everything possible to teach, do, say, and put into action the principles found in God's word.
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How to Conquer Adversity
John Chowning · Jul 05, 2026How to Conquer Adversity
John Chowning · Jul 05, 2026Three Essentials to Studying the Revelation
John Chowning · Jul 05, 2026Three Essentials to Studying the Revelation
John Chowning · Jul 05, 2026Sunday Bible Study
John Chowning · Jul 05, 2026Sunday Bible Study
John Chowning · Jul 05, 2026Wednesday Bible Study
John Chowning · Jul 01, 2026Wednesday Bible Study
John Chowning · Jul 01, 2026Meekness in a Cancel Culture
John Chowning · Jun 28, 2026Meekness in a Cancel Culture
John Chowning · Jun 28, 2026Sunday Bible Study
John Chowning · Jun 28, 2026Sunday Bible Study
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Hitting a Home Run Every Time
"Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things" (Phil. 4:8). Years ago, someone special gave me a large framed poster of baseball legend Mickey Mantle. There was a...
by Roger ShouseHitting a Home Run Every Time
"Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things" (Phil. 4:8). Years ago, someone special gave me a large framed poster of baseball legend Mickey Mantle. There was a...
by Roger ShouseMaking a Way When There was No Way
Recently, I read the 2005 book by Candice Millard entitled The River Of Doubt. It chronicles Theodore Roosevelt's exploration of the interior of Brazil, along with Candido Rondon. Their work literally put a major tributary of the Amazon River on the map. Rondon had come across the river in a 1909 expedition to lay telegraph wire and he longed to...
by Neal PollardMaking a Way When There was No Way
Recently, I read the 2005 book by Candice Millard entitled The River Of Doubt. It chronicles Theodore Roosevelt's exploration of the interior of Brazil, along with Candido Rondon. Their work literally put a major tributary of the Amazon River on the map. Rondon had come across the river in a 1909 expedition to lay telegraph wire and he longed to...
by Neal PollardSolomon's Temple
When most people read the description of Solomon's Temple, they get bogged down in the measurements. There are cubits, side chambers, cherubim, gold, cedar, and enough building details to make your head spin. But those details are there for a reason. They help us see the magnitude of what was built for the Lord. The Temple itself was about 90 feet...
by Carl PollardSolomon's Temple
When most people read the description of Solomon's Temple, they get bogged down in the measurements. There are cubits, side chambers, cherubim, gold, cedar, and enough building details to make your head spin. But those details are there for a reason. They help us see the magnitude of what was built for the Lord. The Temple itself was about 90 feet...
by Carl PollardThe Quality that Won the War for Independence
This week is the 250th anniversary of the birth of America, as July 4, 1776, was the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Because of this incredible milestone, I have been rereading David McCullough's classic, simply entitled 1776. It is a captivating chronicle of one of the most monumental events in all human history. What this nation has...
by Neal PollardThe Quality that Won the War for Independence
This week is the 250th anniversary of the birth of America, as July 4, 1776, was the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Because of this incredible milestone, I have been rereading David McCullough's classic, simply entitled 1776. It is a captivating chronicle of one of the most monumental events in all human history. What this nation has...
by Neal PollardThe God Who Names the Stars
"He counts the number of the stars; He gives names to all of them" (Psalm 147:4). It was fascinating to follow the recent Artemis II space voyage around the moon. For those of my genera- tion, it brought up memories of Apollo and the missions to the moon. Space is a fascinating study. My high school not only had an astronomy class, which I loved,...
by Roger ShouseThe God Who Names the Stars
"He counts the number of the stars; He gives names to all of them" (Psalm 147:4). It was fascinating to follow the recent Artemis II space voyage around the moon. For those of my genera- tion, it brought up memories of Apollo and the missions to the moon. Space is a fascinating study. My high school not only had an astronomy class, which I loved,...
by Roger ShouseWelcome
It is our earnest belief that there is a God and He is our Creator. We strive to be the church that Christ built. We do everything possible to teach, do, say, and put into action the principles found in God's word.
Worship Times
- 9:00 AM Sunday AM Bible Study
- 10:00 AM Sunday AM Worship
- 6:00 PM Sunday PM Worship
- 7:00 PM Wednesday Bible Study