"For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set you free from the law of sin and of death." Romans 8:2
"For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set you free from the law of sin and of death." Romans 8:2
When we gather as His church, under His divine direction, we are truly thankful for His saving grace and immensely privileged to be His hands, His feet, His voice, His church! His love poured out on our hearts enables us to express our love to Him with hands lifted high in worship and hands extended out to one another in service.We welcome you to visit. We hope that you will encounter the bible’s Grand Subject Jesus Christ amongst us and our prayer as a church is that our daily testimony brings glory to His name.
None of us can be exempted from the work of spreading the gospel because we are engaged in some other work. As good as our work is, and though it may be intimately connected to the kingdom of Christ, yet it does not exonerate us from the work of endeavoring to bring sinners to Christ.
"There is nothing whatsoever in the whole world compass of scripture to excuse any mouth from speaking for Jesus when the heart is really acquainted with his salvation. We are called to make Jesus known if we know him. Let us trust in the divine energy of the Holy Spirit, and speak the truth in reliance upon His might."
Charles Spurgeon
The primary responsibility of an elder is to serve as a manager and caretaker of the church (1 Tim. 3:5). That involves a number of specific duties. As spiritual overseers of the flock, elders are to determine church policy (Acts 15:22); oversee the church (Acts 20:28); ordain others (1 Tim. 4:4); rule, teach, and preach (1 Tim. 5:17; cf. 1 Thess. 5:12; 1 Tim. 3:2); exhort and refute (Titus 1:9); and act as shepherds, setting an example for all (1 Pet. 5:1-3). Those responsibilities put elders at the core of the New Testament church’s work.