Feb20
Our Mission
By God’s grace alone and to his glory alone, we exist to worship God in his greatness and his holiness with Gospel-driven passion and integrity…through joyful submission we will emphasize and strive to:
- live together in authentic and loving fellowship,
- make and mobilize disciples,
- share the Gospel in word and action locally and around the world,
- serve sacrificially the community in which God has placed us.
SUNDAY MORNING
8:30 AM Worship Service in King Hall
9:45 AM Spring Sunday Studies
11 AM Worship Service in King Hall
Our Worship service is broadcast weekly
at 11 AM on WLAQ AM 1410 & FM 96.9.
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT FPC
Meal in King Hall at 5:30 PM
Programs begin at 6:15 PM
- Infants (8 weeks to 16 months) - CLC 204
- Toddlers (16 months to 2 years) - CLC 205
- Bible Zone 2's and 3's - CLC 203
- Bible Zone 4's and K's - CLC 201
- Summit 1st through 3rd grade - Hardy Chapel
- 4th & 5th grade Girls - CLC 210
- 4th & 5th grade Boys - CLC 209
- Communicants, 6th grade - Back Room Trail Life
- Student Ministry Small Groups - the Crossing
- Living Out the “One Anothers” of Fellowship (Teacher: Pastor Jonathan)
- PresbyWhat?!? (Teacher: Rob Davis)
- Community Groups
Pulpit Driven Discipleship
The Hand of Our God and His Divine Sovereignty
in the Return and Renewal of God's People
A sermon series on the book of Nehemiah
From January to May 2024, we heard sermons from the Book of Ezra. Thirteen years after Ezra arrived, Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem. He first led the people to rebuild the wall (Nehemiah 1–6). Then, along with Ezra, he sought to restore the people (Nehemiah 7–13) as God’s holy nation, followers of his Word. The restoration was not complete, however. These books picture God’s people regathered but struggling; they are poor subjects of a foreign king; their city is devastated; enemies oppress from without; sin threatens from within. We see the faithful hand of God mercifully preserving his people according to his promises. We also see the dire need for the perfect fulfillment of God’s promises in the salvation accomplished by his Son.