“Therefore, since we are are receiving a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us have grace, by which we may serve God acceptably with reverence and awe.”
Hebrews 12:28
Worship is to be God-centered. In praying the Bible, singing the Bible, reading the Bible, preaching the Bible, and in seeing the Bible through the sacraments, the priority must be the glory of Almighty God.
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Adult Sunday School / Prayer Meeting at 9:30 AM
In our prayer meeting, we pray for concerns connected to our local church. As well, we read prayer letters from other like-minded churches and letters concerning the persecuted church so we can intercede for the church at large. On alternating weeks, we study a chapter of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith in order to have a good understanding of historic and systematic theology.
Recordings of previous teachings on the 1689 Confession are available in the Sermon Audio archives, but we are not currently live broadcasting on Youtube/SermonAudio. To join a current teaching study live using Zoom, reach out to ask for an invitation and Zoom details.
Sunday Morning Worship Service at 11:00 AM
God made man to worship Him. As a result of the fall, we have rejected this privilege. In Jesus Christ, we are renewed in His image and have access to the Father, through Jesus Christ the Son, by the power of the Holy Spirit. Corporate worship is the focal point of church life and believers get to assemble together as the New Covenant community saved by Jesus Christ for the worship of God.
Currently, we are preaching through the book of Acts.
Sunday Evening Worship Service at 5:00PM
As Reformed Baptists, we embrace the Decalogue as a rule of life (Jeremiah 31; Hebrew 8), including the fourth commandment. We believe that an evening service lends itself toward observing the whole day as holy unto the Lord and we delight to gather for corporate worship in the evening as well.
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
We study a portion of God’s Word together each Wednesday evening. Currently we are studying Exodus and will proceed through the rest of the books of Moses, Lord willing. All are welcome to join us at 7:30 PM, when we start with singing a couple of hymns and a prayer meeting, much like with the Sunday morning prayer meeting. The actual Bible Study starts at 8:00 PM. If you are not a regular attendee and want to confirm that we are meeting, check the top of this page for special notices, the blog for a recent post with updates, or simply reach out to us to confirm. Please use the rear entrance of the church to access the Fellowship Hall.
The 8pm Bible Study is live streamed to SermonAudio, which you can access via the SA website, the ChurchOne mobile app, or our website.
The Prayer Meeting (7:30) and Bible Study (8:00) are available via Zoom video – please reach out to an elder or deacon to ask for the link and code to join. Recordings of the Bible Study are uploaded to Sermon Audio and Youtube.
Saturday Morning Theology Study
Our theology study group meets every other Saturday morning at 6:30am, generally on the opposite weekend of the Sunday morning 1689 Confession Study. We have finished our study of Sinclair Ferguson’s book “The Whole Christ: Legalism, Antinomianism, and Gospel Assurance—Why the Marrow Controversy Still Matters”. Our next book is “Getting the Garden Right” by Richard Barcellos. Contact our teaching pastor for more information about the study, and for an invite to the Zoom meeting if you are so inclined.
Did you miss a service or want to listen to a past service?
- Visit the Sermon Archive page where you can sort by Newest or Oldest and either listen right from the page or download them to your computer to listen to later. This archive is hosted by SermonAudio.com and includes both audio MP3 and video. Sermon Audio also has a handy mobile app for easy listening of sermons.
- If you are an apple iTunes user or Microsoft Zune user you may also subscribe to our podcast. After subscribing the latest sermon will automatically download to your player.
- The live stream recordings are also available on the FGBC YouTube channel.