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One of the Bible’s greatest forgiveness stories is recorded in John 8:2-12. A woman is caught in the very act of adultery. Her guilt is not in question; there’s no way for her to excuse, deny or hide her sin. She is dragged from bed and forced to stand in condemnation before the... Read More →

The mission of Christ’s church is to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. Before Jesus’ ascension, he left the disciples with these words, “Go into all the world and proclaim the good news to the whole creation.” (Mk 16:15) Throughout the Scriptures we see... Read More →

All men are invited to breakfast from 8:00 – 9:15am on Saturday, March 10. Johnathan Steele, director of First Fruits Ministry will be the guest speaker. Tickets $5 available at the information center or call the church office 618-466-8510. Read More →

A new Bible Study for women will begin on Tuesday, February 20th at 1pm, meeting at the Germania Brew Haus. This study on the Book of Matthew will meet for 6 consecutive weeks. All women are invited to participate. Books are available at the Info Center or call the church office... Read More →

Jesus inspired the people who crossed his path. Whether it was a tax collector, leper, fisherman, child or rich young ruler, every interaction resulted in Jesus adding value, encouraging, challenging and helping those he encountered. In the Greek language the word inspire means... Read More →

When Jesus was born, Rome was a powerful force with plans to rule the world. Society was hierarchical with Caesar at the top, hailed as king of kings. Below him were the Senators/high level politicians, Equestrians/men with great resources and influence, Decurion/low-level... Read More →

The New Testament church dealt with many conflicts that are still prevelant today. They had varying views on issues; came from different backgrounds; interpreted Scripture in different ways. Paul’s instruction to them was to “welcome” on another. He didn’t ask them to sit down... Read More →

“Love your neighbor.” Jesus illustrates the meaning of “neighbor” in the Good Samaritan’s story. A despised and hated rival of the Hebrew people helps a Jewish man who has been robbed and beaten. The idea of helping someone who is politically, culturally and religiously out of... Read More →

If you have shoes you no longer need, they can be donated to provide funding for Shoeman Water Projects. This ministry provides water well drilling equipment to areas of the world where clean water is scarce. Turn your shoes into water! Bring shoes to church by January 28. Please... Read More →