GBC Pryor Sunday Mornings

The glory of the resurrection cost Jesus suffering and death. He provides hope for a better life with truth, love, and everlasting life. Sometimes, the truth of Jesus' resurrection is sandwiched between dressing up, Easter dinner, and an Easter egg hunt. There is no event in history that is more relevant and remarkable than the resurrection. The celebrations will go on around the world among God's people this Resurrection Sunday! And at GBC we will look into The Remarkable Resurrection of J

The earthquake shook so hard that rocks were split, and graves opened. Jesus died on a Roman cross with a soldier observing who knew death and dying well and said, "This surely was the Son of God." He saw something remarkable in Jesus in the few hours he was on the cross that he had not seen before. And what he saw was a fraction of what was unfolding. On Sunday, March 24, The Force of the Crucifixion of Jesus.

Jesus is coming back. When will the end be? During the last days before his death, Jesus had some things to say about future events. We will see what he had to say in Mark 13 on Sunday at GBC.

Jesus promised he would send the Holy Spirit after he left. The time for the crucifixion was soon, and Jesus continued to teach his friends about what was to come. He knew he would return after death to teach some more but then he would ascend to heaven and the Holy Spirit would be sent to do some incredible things among his people. We will look at Memo on the New Life on Sunday.

The Lord's Supper is known and observed in Christian communities around the world. It is familiar and traditional, filled with substance and mystery. It began as a meal centered around Passover, then a fellowship meal with an element related to the death of Christ, and still later separated from the full meal; it became an ordinance. The practice of celebrating the meal varies from group to group and culture to culture, but it will contain the fruit of the vine and bread in its basic form. S

Dying seems like a strange way to live. Why does Jesus say his people should die to live? In this Memo from the Messiah, we will investigate Living to Die.

Can we be stuck, stubborn, and stupid when it comes to our understanding of God and the world? Jesus addresses that. In Sharpening Scriptural Skills, we will see what Jesus has to say.

Jesus, the Son of God, came from heaven to earth to reveal the Kingdom of God, make way for those who believe in him access to the Father, and provide instructions for life. He has much to say, and fortunately for us, notes were made and books written. Join us on Sunday for Memos from the Messiah.

There are times when we must adjust how we engage in certain meetings. So, how will you respond when meeting Jesus? You will meet him one day, but what if, in this lifetime, you have an opportunity to meet him? How will you act? What will you do? Just being prepared is a good idea, and that is the reason for Expectation this Sunday.

Jesus told his friends he would be with them until the end of the age. He would not abandon them. When Jesus left earth for heaven, his friends were told by the angels that Jesus would return from heaven in the same way, referring to his coming at the end of days. So, will Jesus be with them, or is he staying in heaven until the end of days? Let's look into this on Sunday in Jesus the Promise Keeper.