Last week we discovered that our God is just, not fair. We may not always understand His motives, but He is faithful to His word. He is just in the way He responds to each of us. This week we will answer the question “God, are you there?” We often feel alone and abandoned by God and […]
Last week we contemplated the question, “God, are you there?” We discussed the idea that God is like air. Air is everywhere in our lives, and it is what we need for survival. It is also something we all have in common no matter our language or skin color. This week we will discuss God’s awareness of us […]
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Last week we learned that God is indeed aware of us, knows us, and regards us with value worthy of our attention. This week we ask the question, God, do you hear prayer? To prepare read 1 John 5:14-15, Mark 14:35-36, and Matthew 7:7 We are meeting in the sanctuary, distancing, and wearing masks when necessary.
Last week we learned that God’s ultimate answer to our prayers is the good gift of the Holy Spirit. He is the affirmation that God is with us. Because of the Holy Spirit, we know God listens to us, hears our concerns, and answers with what is best for us. This week we ask the questions, God, […]
Dan Johnson is a long-time resident of Kalkaska MI where Dan served as Pastor of the Kalkaska Church of Christ for more than 28 years. He has been active in a variety of community organizations and events, including community theater. In 2015 Dan and his late wife, Sherry, were honored at Kalkaska’s “Citizens of the […]
This week we begin a new study on the man and book called James. James forces us to face the implications of faith. Join us for this study and be inspired to put your faith into action. We are meeting in the sanctuary, distancing, and wearing masks when necessary.
To begin our study of James, we learned about family life with Jesus, James, their parents, and siblings. We also learned that the power of the resurrection made James and his brothers believers when they weren’t before. We also found out that James, Peter, and John were considered the pillars of the new church. This week we […]
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We are meeting in the sanctuary, distancing, and wearing masks when necessary.
Last week we discussed words that free us. We learned that anger affects the manifestation of the Spirit in us; that there is a difference between talking and doing good works; what James’ idea of pure and undefiled religion is; that discrimination shows we are guided by wrong motives; and that loving our neighbor as ourselves […]
Last week we discussed the relationship between faith and works. We learned that it is by our works that our faith is perfected. This week we will discuss drawing closer to God. To prepare read James 4:1-3, James 4:6-9, Romans 2:1-2, and James 4:13-17. We are meeting in the sanctuary, distancing, and wearing masks when necessary.
In the Gregg Fellowship Hall. Doors open at 6:15 / play begins at 7 p.m.
Last week we learned the importance of asking God to help us sort out the desire for things we don’t have; we learned the importance of friendships; we learned that God gives greater grace and we receive that by submitting to Him; we learned that people who walk in the Spirit judge “things” not people; […]
In the Gregg Fellowship Hall. Doors open at 6:15 / play begins at 7 p.m.
Last week we discussed making room in our lives for love and obedience by being more aware of the concept of getting and giving. If you ‘get’ something use it or get rid of it; if you ‘receive’ something (money, goods, etc.) you should give away something you already have. We discussed the importance of learning […]
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In the Gregg Fellowship Hall. Doors open at 6:15 / play begins at 7 p.m.
This week we are starting a new study based on the book by Margaret Feinberg entitled, “The Sacred Echo”. Often when God speaks, He will say the same thing through a sermon, a passage of Scripture, a chance conversation, or an unexpected encounter. When we begin looking for these sacred echoes, we are better able to recognize […]
At 9:30 a.m. on June 22 we will hold our annual Church and grounds clean-up. Weather permitting – alternate rain date is June 23. The focus this year will be on the gardens and Church. The Fellowship Hall is done!! We would love to see many smiling faces that day. We have some garden tools, but […]
In the Gregg Fellowship Hall. Doors open at 6:15 / play begins at 7 p.m.
Last week we began our study on The Sacred Echo, by Margaret Feinberg. We learned about the importance of prayer in order to 'hear' when God speaks to us. We also learned that a list of petitions is helpful in praying and those suggested included to bless, protect, redeem, heal, restore, reconcile, renew, guide, and forgive. This week […]