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We warmly invite you to join us this coming Lord’s Day as we gather to worship our sovereign and all-powerful God, whose promises never fail and for whom nothing is too hard.

In our morning service, we will reflect on Genesis 18:1–15, where the Lord promises that Sarah will bear a son despite her old age. This passage reminds us that while the promise concerns Isaac’s birth, it ultimately points to the unfolding of God’s redemptive plan. The Lord’s question, “Is anything too hard for the LORD?” directs our hearts to the glorious truth that salvation belongs to God. Just as God miraculously fulfilled His promise to Abraham and Sarah, so also He powerfully accomplishes salvation for His people according to His sovereign grace.

In our Sabbath School, we will continue discussing the history of the ordinances of the Church, focusing particularly on the Lord’s Table and its significance in the life of the covenant community.

During our Discipleship Hour, we will continue our series on Marriage, focusing on Preparing for Marriage, especially the importance of wisdom, godliness, and biblical understanding before entering into the marriage covenant.

As this is also the 1st Sunday of the month, covenant members will go house to house preaching the Gospel, proclaiming the good news of Christ to our community and praying that the Lord would use His Word to call sinners to Himself.

You are warmly invited to worship and fellowship with us as we rejoice in the God for whom nothing is impossible and whose saving purposes can never fail.

Soli Deo Gloria!

We warmly invite you to join us this coming Lord’s Day as we gather to worship our sovereign and gracious God, whose mercy is abundant and whose purposes never fail despite the weakness and sin of His people.

In our morning service, we will reflect on Genesis 16:7–16, where the Lord graciously meets Hagar in her affliction and reveals Himself as the God who sees. This passage reminds us that though believers are truly saved by grace, the temporal consequences of sin remain in this present life. Abram and Sarai’s failure to trust fully in God’s promise brought painful effects that continued through generations. Yet even in the midst of human sin and its consequences, God remains merciful, faithful, and compassionate toward His people. This points us to the reality that while justification is complete in Christ, the full removal of sin’s effects awaits our final glorification.

In our Sabbath School, we will continue our study on the history of the idea of the Church.

In our afternoon service, we will turn to Acts 24:10–21, where Paul boldly proclaims the hope of the resurrection before his accusers. Through this passage, we will be reminded that the Gospel is not meant to be hidden. Intentional neglect of evangelism is a serious matter, for Christ has entrusted His Church with the proclamation of His saving truth. Those who truly know the hope of the Gospel are called to faithfully make it known to others.

Come and join us as we worship the God who is gracious toward sinners, who preserves His Church through history, and who calls His people to faithfully proclaim the Gospel of Christ.

You are warmly invited to worship and fellowship with us as we grow together in grace, truth, and Gospel faithfulness.

Soli Deo Gloria!

We warmly invite you to join us this coming Lord’s Day as we gather to worship our sovereign and covenant-keeping God, who secures the salvation of His people and faithfully preserves them according to His promises.

In our morning service, we will reflect on Genesis 15:7–21, where the Lord confirms His covenant with Abram through a solemn and vivid covenant act. In this passage, God alone passes between the pieces, making it clear that the certainty of salvation rests entirely on Him. This powerful picture assures us that God Himself guarantees the fulfillment of His promises. At the same time, the passage reminds us of the reality of coming judgment, as God foretells both the suffering of Abram’s descendants and His righteous judgment upon the nations. Here we see both the surety of salvation and the seriousness of God’s justice.

In our Sabbath School, we will continue our study on the history of the idea of the Church, tracing how God has revealed and preserved His people throughout history and how our understanding of the Church has developed in light of Scripture and History.

In our afternoon service, we will turn to Acts 23:23–35, where God providentially secures Paul’s safety through unexpected means. This passage reminds us that the believer’s comfort rests in the truth that Christ is actively at work in their lives, even in unseen ways. Just as God ensured Paul’s protection for the sake of His mission, so also He faithfully works in and through His people—not only for their present safety and good, but for their ultimate salvation according to His will.

Come and join us as we rejoice in the God who guarantees His promises, who rules in justice and mercy, and who faithfully watches over His people.

You are warmly invited to worship and fellowship with us as we grow in assurance, understanding, and trust in our covenant-keeping God.

Soli Deo Gloria!