9 Common but Wrong Ways to Read the Bible
The right way to read the Bible is the gospel approach. This means we read every passage as somehow contributing to the single, overarching storyline of Scripture, which culminates in Jesus.
The right way to read the Bible is the gospel approach. This means we read every passage as somehow contributing to the single, overarching storyline of Scripture, which culminates in Jesus.
We have a heart to serve what Jesus called “the least of these” (Matt 25:40) in our church and local community. NextDoor: Social Space is the first initiative of our new Matthew 25 ministry group.
This Fall we are relaunching our small groups ministry and calling them Growth Groups. Growth Groups are small sized groups (usually 8-15 people) that will focus on Bible-study, fellowship, prayer, and discipleship.
Join us for a very special Sunday Service of Baptism on June 11th, 11am at Burlington Beach!
We’ve put together a prayer resource list that will help you set a rhythm of prayer in your daily life.
On Friday, February 10th, we will be launching our Cadets Boys’ Club! It will run bi-weekly and at the same time as our GEMS Girl’s Club.
Our staff has compiled a list of the best books on theology and the christian life that they read in 2022.