Saturday, March 7:
8:00am Men's Ministry Meeting
Daylight saving begins tomorrow! Before you go to bed tonight, set your clocks ahead one hour.
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Sunday, March 8: Daylight Savings Time Begins
9:30am Bible Study (Classes for all ages.)
10:45am Worship Service and KidsWorship
Lift your voice with the Praise Team as we worship the Lord in song with “House of the Lord”, “God So Loved”, “Holy and Anointed One”, “Clean” and “The God We Love (Nicene Creed)”. Closing Song: “Near the Cross”
As we continue through the book of Romans, Donnie's message is from chapter 13 - "Christian Thinking on a Horrible Subject: Warfare". In verses 1-5, the Bible describes the government and it's role and the criteria and conduct for "just" war.
2:00pm Agape Myanmar Mission Church
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Wednesday, March 11:
6:30pm Hallelujah Chorus
Practice to lead worship on Palm Sunday, March 29th continues.
6:30pm Adult Bible Study
The study of Lamentations continues.
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Thursday, March 12:
10:00am Dare to Care Mobile Food Pantry
The mobile food pantry is scheduled to be in the church parking lot at 10am, but may arrive as early as 9:30am.
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Sunday, March 15:
9:30am Bible Study (Classes for all ages.)
10:45am Worship Service and KidsWorship
2:00pm Agape Myanmar Mission Church
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Wednesday, March 18:
6:30pm Hallelujah Chorus
Practice to lead worship on Palm Sunday, March 29th continues.
6:30pm Adult Bible Study
The study of Lamentations continues.
Week of Prayer for North American Missions (March 1 – 8)
Follow the prayer guide from the March 1 bulletin or download here to pray for specific missions and missionaries this week.
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Annie Armstrong Easter Offering
We will collect for the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions through Easter Sunday, April 5. Envelopes for this special offering are inserted in the bulletins today and are on the tables in the foyers. Please prayerfully consider what to give and donate accordingly.
The North American Mission Board (NAMB) serves a diverse and complex region comprised of: United States, Canada and U.S. territories of Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa. Many North American cities could reasonably be called pre-Christian. Even in the traditional “Bible Belt,” Christianity is being pushed to the margins. In the midst of this, God is bringing the nations to our shores and offering unprecedented opportunities for the gospel. NAMB sees a mission field that needs the hope of the gospel. With your partnership, NAMB is committed to taking this hope to cities, small towns and college campuses. Every dollar given to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering supports thousands of missionaries across the U.S. and Canada.
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A universal peace, it is to be feared, is in the catalogue of events, which will never exist but in the imaginations of visionary philosophers, or in the breasts of benevolent enthusiasts.
(James Madison)
The government is ordained by God with the right to promote good and restrain evil. This includes wickedness that exists within the nation, as well as any wicked persons or countries that threaten foreign nations. Obviously, there are times when a country should not go to war; but there are also times when, if a nation does not do so, they suffer the consequences. Therefore, a government has biblical grounds to go to war in the nation’s defense or to liberate others in the world who are enslaved.
(Charles Stanley)
How sincere are you, really? How honest, dependable, and genuine? These are traits that shape our character and help others see Christ in us.
The word sincere comes from an old Latin phrase meaning “without wax.” In ancient Rome, potters sometimes used wax to hide cracks in flawed pottery. Buyers would hold each piece up to the sunlight to see if it was truly solid and not hiding any imperfections.
When we allow the light of Christ to shine through our lives, it reveals both our rough spots and our strengths. The good news is that Jesus never shames us for the cracks; he restores us. As his light works within us, we grow into people of integrity who are whole, authentic, and sincerely his.
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Grace Community Baptist Church
7300 National Turnpike
Louisville, KY 40214-4326
Phone: 502 361-2911
Email: gcbc@gcbc.ws
Weekday Office Hours
Wednesday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Thursday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Closed Monday & Tuesday