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SERVICE TIMES
SUN | 9:15am & 11:00am
OUR ADDRESS
52101 Gratiot Ave.,
Chesterfield, MI 48051
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BAPTISM CLASS
JAN 21 | 7:00PM - 8:30PM
Baptism symbolizes and celebrates that you have been made alive in Jesus Christ (1 Peter 3:21). The power that brought Jesus back to life is the same power Jesus uses to change our lives (Romans 8:11) – and that’s worth getting excited about!
Join us for a baptism class, Wednesday, January 21st from 7-8:30pm to learn more and to be a part of our next round of baptisms!
Our Dedication to Scripture
When God’s people are fed God’s word, the church grows in health and vitality, Christians grow in their relationship with God, and the Gospel is preached. As a church, we are firmly rooted in the Truth of God’s Word. This means we teach what the Bible teaches and are committed to the doctrine of Sola Scriptura, “Scripture alone”.
If you are seeking truth or looking for a church home that’s firmly rooted in the Truth of God’s Word, you are invited to check out Evident Church.
Mid-Week STUDIES
STUDENT MINISTRY
Evident Student Ministry is for all students in 6th-12th grade. Each week we study the word of God in a way that students can understand and apply it to their lives, break out into small group discussions and have loads of fun along the way.
WEDNESDAYS | 6:30 - 8:30pm
Men’s Bible Study - James
The Men of Evident will be gathering on Wednesdays starting January 7th until May 20th to study together through The Letter of James. Each week we will gather for scripture, prayer, fellowship and encouragement.
LEARN MORE HERE!
WEDNESDAYS | Jan 7 - May 20 | 7 - 8:30pm
WoMen’s Bible Study
The Ladies of Evident will be gathering on Wednesdays starting January 7th until May 20th from 7-8:30pm for bible study. Each week we will gather for scripture, prayer, fellowship and encouragement.
WEDNESDAYS | Jan 7 - May 20 | 7 - 8:30pm
FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY
Financial Peace University (FPU) is a nine-lesson course filled with easy-to-understand lessons, and real-life examples that will teach you how to save for emergencies, pay off debt fast, spend wisely, and build wealth for your future.
WEDNESDAYS | Jan 28 - Mar 25 | 7 - 8:30pm
- OUR MISSION -
LEADING PEOPLE TO FOLLOW JESUS
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Does The Bible Support Slavery?
Does the Bible support slavery? Maybe you’ve read verses like this week’s text (1 Timothy 6:1-2) or others and wondered, “Why doesn’t the Bible condemn slavery? And, why does it even seem to support it?” In fact, over the years, tragically, many, including Bible believing Christians, have even used the Bible to support the practice of slavery. How can the Bible be true, God’s Word, and eternal, if it supports things like that? These are the questions we’ll attempt to answer as dive into the next part of our study in 1 Timothy.
1 Timothy 6:1-2
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MATTHEW 1:18-25 | The Beauty of the Incarnation
The beauty of the incarnation is found in this simple truth: God became flesh. Our Savior, Jesus Christ the Lord, has come. He dwelt among us, beginning in a manger, where he first tabernacled among us. He revealed His glory, which began at His birth. He was full of grace and truth, all made possible through the incarnation. At the incarnation, we see this: God’s grace to us. How beautiful it is that God has extended grace to us by sending His Son, clothed in swaddling cloths, and laying in a manger, as He would one day pay the punishment for our sins. Oh, what grace we behold at the incarnation of Jesus!
LUKE 2:1-20 | 7 Reasons Jesus Took On Flesh
Sin demands a remedy far stronger than sympathy. Sin calls for God’s judgment, and by taking on all aspects of our humanity, except sin, Jesus became the perfect substitute (Heb. 4:15). There was more going on than mere identification with us when Jesus became incarnate, the word theologians use to refer to this miracle. Jesus was made like us to redeem us, “fully human in every way, in order that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in service to God, and that he might make atonement for the sins of the people” (Heb. 2:17).
1 TIMOTHY 5:17-25 | Double Honor
It may seem as if Paul was randomly dealing with a number of disconnected issues in chapters 4-6, but these themes do fit together. Paul called the church “God's household, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and foundation of the truth”. That statement along with the church's confession of the gospel given in verse 16 is unpacked in the rest of the letter. Whether it's identifying and caring for church leaders, training for godliness, showing honor and respect to fellow believers, or supporting widows, the underlying theme is the same: the gospel should be on display in the church.