Service Times: Classic Council Road A classic blend of hymns and choruses with choir and orchestra at 9am | Modern Worship Worship that reflects new styles and artist at 10:15am

CELEBRATE
in worship

WEEKLY GATHERINGS

We gather to celebrate His glory. Christianity is all about celebration. The reason early Christians first gathered on the first day of the week was that Sunday was resurrection day. So the Sunday worship gathering of the church body has always been a celebration of the gospel as the central reality of life. The truth of the gospel is that the God of the universe has lavished His love on us by dying on the cross to rescue us from our sinful condition and that He rose again in victory over sin and death. That truth overwhelms every other truth and is the lens through which we see all of life. Therefore the weekly gathering for celebration worship is more than just a tradition, it is an essential aspect of the Christian experience for every believer.

Classic Council Road: 9am
Meets in our Worship Center

Modern Worship: 10:15am
Meets in our Worship Center
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CONNECT
to His Word

CONNECT TO HIS WORD

We seek to make the connection of His timeless truth to our daily experience. The dynamic process of spiritual growth is the result of making a connection to His truth and applying that knowledge to the way we live and think. Our objective as a church is to make disciples by learning, studying and teaching His word within the context of biblical community. We hold a high value on teaching and learning the Bible. In addition to our Sunday services and groups, we offer many different discipleship courses throughout the week to help edify believers who are intent on spiritual growth. The following venues are where adults can connect with others to God's Word.

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COMMUNITY
group life

GROUP LIFE

Group Life at Council Road represents the very definition of what it means to be THE CHURCH. In our Connection Groups (Sunday mornings) and Home Groups our people find how God has called us to live in community with each other. To be in biblical community is so much more than merely friendships. It is our hope that in our Groups, each person would meet others they can join with in the most meaningful moments in life. Our Groups are focused on developing the Christ-like qualities in each other and in our church. We believe that we are on a journey of faith, overcoming sin, and discovering what it means to follow Christ. We need sojourners, people walking with us, working beside us, and celebrating the lives God has given us. We hope that every member of Council Road will be in a group, and that every group will be on the mission that God’s given us.

EVERY MEMBER IN A GROUP AND EVERY GROUP ON MISSION

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CAUSE
live for a cause

GIVING TO OTHERS

We give our lives away for the cause of Christ. The Bible teaches us that in order to truly find life, you have to give your life away. Jesus demonstrated by His sacrificial life and death on the cross that the essence of joy and meaning is to serve others and not yourself. “The Son of Man has come not to be served, but to serve”. The life that is centered on self is a miserable existence that leads to destruction, but the person who helps and loves others and gives of himself has found God’s eternal purpose.

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Redeeming Culture

Redeeming Culture

Jeremiah 2 - God’s judgment is slow.

Jeremiah 3 - God’s faithfulness is certain.

Jeremiah 4 - God’s grace is essential.

Discussion Questions:

Read Jeremiah 2

What is the tone God is taking with Israel? Why?
Upon looking at the list of wrongs, what would you do if you were God?
Are we different from Israel in our ability/inability to obey God?
What do we learn about God’s judgment from this chapter?

Read Jeremiah 3

How does God relate to Israel? Does he leave them? Why?
Is God faithful? Would God still be faithful if he did not forgive?
Have you ever thought about God being faithful to judge?
What do we learn about God’s faithfulness from this chapter?

Read Jeremiah 4

The first few verses give Israel hope for a change. Do they?
Are we able to change on our own?
Does our inability to change excuse our sin?
What hope for us is there?
How does Jesus answer the need for God to judge sin and his commitment to be faithful to his covenant people?

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Posted on Sun, January 8, 2017 by Brad Mardis filed under

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