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Listening Center
Creation Series
Click on a title below to listen to a session- Noah's ark to the Cross
- The Road to Man
- Foundations - Worldviews and Creation
- Dino Mania
- The Waters Cleaved
- Why I Believe in a Young Creation
Dr. McMurtry is a recognized international speaker on the subject of creation vs. evolution, both from a biblical viewpoint as well as that of secular science. Visit www.creationworldview.org
Trying to make sense of it all? Maybe a dose of The Equipper can help. Read the articles, join the discussion, learn, be encouraged, encourage others - it can all happen here.
Service Schedule
Sunday Morning- Sunday School & ABF: 8:30AM - 9:20AM
- Sunday Morning Worship: 9:30AM ~ 11:00AM
- Sunday Evening Service: 6:00PM ~ 7:30PM
- Grace Youth: 7:00PM - 8:15PM
- AWANA (School Year): 7:00PM - 8:15PM
- Bible Study & Prayer Meeting: 7:00PM ~ ?
- Living Legacy (Seniors): 10:00AM - 11:30AM
Our History
In the early 1700's, a dynamic revival swept across Europe. In Germany there were many of these revived believers who became dissatisfied with cold formalism and error in the three state religions (Catholic, Lutheran, Reformed). They longed for a church in which they could worship God according to the Bible, the Spirit, and their conscience.
Our Values
Church Purity and Separation
We acknowledge the duty of the true church to separate herself from worldliness, apostasy, and error (Romans 16:17-18, Second Corinthians 6:14 - 7:1, First John 2:15-17). This includes separation from all manner of sin, including that which is "religious", "ecclesiastical", or "philosophical" - for example, non-Christian religions (like Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, etc.), "Christian" cults (like Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh Day Adventists, Christian Science, liberal Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, etc.), neo-pagan philosophies (like the New Age movement, "emergent church" theologies, theistic evolution, the Masonic Lodge), and so on. This separation is not isolation, but the recognition that such people are to be evangelized, not counted as co-workers in a cause with which we cooperate. In love and compassion we bring the Gospel to them.
