The story of the Rich Young Ruler demonstrates that we are only saved in one way - by submitting to His role as Savior. Humility is the one factor that keeps people from the saving grace of Christ and living a Christ centered life.
Dealing with sin in relationships is one of the most painful things we can be involved in. Jesus gives us clear guidelines to follow in bringing forgiveness and resolution to these difficult issues.
Jesus was fully God and fully man. In the story of the transfiguration, we see Christ's divinity revealed in an unusual and stunning way. This passage helps us fully appreciate the work He did for us on earth and inspires us to know Him more deeply.
God demands everything from us. This is best illustrated in this passage where he tells His disciples to deny themselves and take up their cross. This is a sobering passage about how to be fully engaged in living our lives for our Lord.
Jesus Christ was always challenging his disciples to grow. We will study the challenge He issues to Peter to walk on water. We will be reminded to stretch our faith in whatever way Jesus leads us in. Matthew 14:22-36
Research tells us that one-half to three- fourths of kids growing up in Christian homes are leaving their faith when they get to their twenties. What will happen to ours? Learn what we can do as individuals and as a church to keep our children from being part of the statistics.
Jesus Christ provides for all your needs. In the story of the feeding of the five thousand, we will learn how Jesus can take the little we have to offer and multiply it into a great return for His glory.
Pastor Richard will talk about the reason our nation is failing - we no longer trust in God. We will be challenged to remind people about why God is the reason we are such a great nation and why we need to turn to Him.
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About Springbrook Community Church
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Springbrook community Church is located at 10115 Algonquin Road, Huntley IL 60142. Be our guest each Sunday for corporate worship at 9am or 11am.