Every Sunday beginning at 9:30am a group of us gather to learn the most important book in existence: the Bible. Sunday School is our way of deepening and widening our understanding of the Scriptures.
We are moving through the book of Hebrews, but you can jump in right now. This one book draws from all over the Bible providing you an opportunity to expand your understanding of major Biblical themes.
On Sunday, Pastor Eric preached from Romans 14:1-12. It's inevitable that we will disagree with other Christians over disputable matters. We each have our list. Part of our service to one another, for the sake of unity, is to keep our opinions to ourselves. We embrace and welcome one another completely because God has welcomed all of us. We think little of our opinions and marvel at the grace of God in uniting us.
On Sunday Pastor Eric continued our series in Romans preaching Romans 13:8-14. He reminded us that the debt of love we owe can never be satisfied. We are never done loving each other because Jesus is never done loving us. We continue to pour our lives out for others because Jesus' love is inexhaustible.
On Sunday Pastor Dustin finished our series in Habakkuk preaching chapter 3. He reminded us of a hard truth. Tragedy and sorrow are part of God's plan for us. They make us vulnerable. But they can also be God's way of making us strong. If we trust God's character, remember His power, wait for His intervention, and celebrate present grace then our sorrows become strength.
Every Sunday beginning at 9:30am we offer a way to get more familiar with your Bible. Sunday School is our way of training Sovereign Grace Church to know their Bibles and grow in their love for the God who authored it.
We are moving through the book of Hebrews, but you can jump in right now. This one book draws from all over the Bible providing you an opportunity to expand your understanding of major Biblical themes.
On Sunday, church member Grant Sigafoos continued our 3-week series in Habakkuk preaching from Habakkuk 1:12-2:20. He reminded us that God's ways often leave us scratching our heads. Or worse, His ways upset us. He uses evil people for good purposes. He authorizes tragedy instead of preventing it. In these moments, our great act of faith is simply to pour out our complaints to God and then wait for Him to respond.
On Sunday Pastor Dustin preached from Romans 13:1-7. God is at working shaping our view of the government. We submit to those in power because God has placed them there, not because they're perfect. In fact, the government is broken in many ways. It's run by broken people. Yet we trust that God is working through them. We aim to be good citizens of God's kingdom by being good citizens of the earthly one.
Book recommendation from the sermon: God and Politics by Mark Dever.
The Bible is the most important book on the planet. If you want to get better at reading and understanding Scripture then take advantage of Sunday School. The aim is to help you grow in your appreciation and application of God's Word.
If you're looking for a good time to jump in, there's no better time than now. We are making our way through Hebrews. Plan to join us!