Springbrook Community Church

CHRISTMAS EVE 5PM & 6:30PM

This world is fallen and broken; we all know it. But the good news is this, Jesus Christ provides an opportunity for us to pursue God’s original design for us by receiving His grace as a gift through faith in Jesus Christ. Join us for our special Christmas Eve candle lighting service as we celebrate the Light of the world!

God did the unthinkable by squeezing himself into a human body, especially that of a tiny baby, but his great love and perfect plan made the impossible possible. We can know God and see his glory by knowing Jesus as God’s only Son.

Baby Jesus was born in a manger only to grow up to be rejected by men, all so we could be reconciled and accepted by God. As a result of the birth and death of Jesus, we can walk in the light is a part of the new life we have has children of God.

Before the creation of the world, the Father’s good plan for rescuing his children was to send His Son Jesus to earth. Come celebrate with us the joy and hope this Christmas that is ours in Christ, the light of the world!

We all know that saying thank you is good manners but did you know that it’s one of the most important things that we can do to be spiritually healthy. Together we’ll examine the repeated command to be thankful found in the book of Colossians and learn how to practice this needed discipline.

What’s at the root of thanksgiving? Where does genuine thanksgiving come from? As we prepare for our own Thanksgiving celebrations we’ll discover together from Colossians 1 that true thankfulness is rooted in the knowledge of God and the wonder of what Christ has done.

From the beginning, we were created to be in fellowship with God and each other.  After the fall, the struggle of humanity can be summed up with a simple question: Will we choose to worship the God who is life, light and love?  As we finish our series on 1 John, we will look in 1 John 5:13-21 to see John’s concluding statements on how to focus on the God who was light, life, and love from the beginning.

Love Week

John talks a great deal about love that has been perfected.  This type of love is an action done for someone else with no expectation of response, which is measured by its impact through eternity.  Over the last three weeks we have considered various aspects of this love, and now we will consider how we can be a community saturated by this type of love.

God is love is one of the most often misquoted passages in Scripture.  Why?  Because many hear “love” and think about feelings.  When we dig in to 1 John 4:1-21 we see a very different picture of love, brought about through the radical moment when Jesus laid down his life for us.  Come hear about what we have gained through the love of Christ, and how we can respond in kind.

God loves us.  It is awesome to recognize that truth, but even more powerful when we realize that the love God has for us is a love of action.  Join us as we begin to look at John’s definition of love in 1 John 3:11-24 and learn how we can be a part of reflecting that love to others.