Every Wednesday @6pm
Mid-Week Bible Study & Prayer
Ephesians is a letter that explores the authorship, dating, audience, purpose, and main themes of the letter of Paul to the Ephesians, a church in Asia Minor. The letter is an anthem to the sovereign grace of God in Christ, and contains some of the most sublime doctrines of grace, as well as practical instructions for Christian living1234. The introduction also examines the structure and style of the letter, which begins with a formal inscription and salutation, followed by a thanksgiving and prayer, and then proceeds to expound the spiritual blessings and responsibilities of the believers in Christ235. The introduction aims to help the readers understand the context and significance of this profound letter, and to appreciate its relevance and application for today.
Adult Sabbath School Lesson
The Psalms are prayers and hymns of the Bible par excellence. Uttered in praise, joy, sorrow, and despair; spoken or sung in private and in public by laypeople, kings, poets, and priests; coming from both the righteous and repentant sinners, the Psalms have served as the prayer book and the hymnbook to generations of believers.
The book of Psalms owes its distinct role to the fact that while most of the Bible speaks to us, the Psalms speak for us and with us. The Psalms are a source of blessing, hope, and revival, a guide for both self-reflection and reflection on God’s greatness, liberating when one cries out of the depths, and captivating for a renewed surrender to God. It is thus not surprising that many people find the Psalms resonating with their emotions and experiences and adopt them as their own prayers. Luther poignantly speaks of the Psalms: “Where can one find nobler words to express joy than in the Psalms of praise or gratitude? In them you can see into the hearts of all the saints as if you were looking at a lovely pleasure-garden, or were gazing into heaven. . . . Or where can one find more profound, more penitent, more sorrowful words in which to express grief than in the Psalms of lamentation? In these, you see into the hearts of all the saints as if you were looking at death or gazing into hell, so dark and obscure is the scene rendered by the changing shadows of the wrath of God. . . . It is therefore easy to understand why the book of Psalms is the favourite book of all the saints.
Every Saturday @10am
Children's Church
Children’s church serves both the preschool and elementary ages. The purpose of children’s church is to enable children to associate pleasant experiences with church, to provide a teaching environment for these children, and to build Christian principles and foundations in their young lives.