Some of the first questions people ask when they come to the church is, “Where do I fit?” or “How do I get connected?”. Our answer… LIFE GROUPS! Life Groups are small groups of people who meet regularly to grow in relationship with Jesus and with each other. We don’t want people to feel lost … Continue reading Life Groups
At Plattsville Church, we believe prayer makes a difference. If you are in need of prayer, we would love to pray with and for you. Fill out this form or give the church office a call at 519-684-7416. Note: Any prayer request you share with Plattsville Church will remain confidential and will only be shared with … Continue reading Prayer Requests
Subscribe to our congregational email Some of the first questions people ask when they come to the church is, “Where do I fit?” or “How do I get connected?”. Our answer… LIFE GROUPS! Life Groups are small groups of people who meet regularly to grow in relationship with Jesus and with each other. We don’t … Continue reading Connect
AS A PARENT, YOU MATTER Did you know that you, as a parent, are the single greatest influence on a child’s life? That’s why we don’t just value kids, we value you. That’s also why we want to partner with you as a parent to help you have the best influence possible on your child. … Continue reading Family Ministries
Why did the early church include a line tracking Jesus’ descension and ascension? Where they just trying to keep track of Jesus’ movements? Or do these lines reveal a much greater truth about the reality of Jesus’ death and resurrection?
P.S. I realized after the fact that I confused Kyrie Irving with J.R. Smith dribbling out the clock. My bad.
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Join Pastor Libby as she shares a special Thanksgiving message.
The cross is so ordinary and extraordinary at the same time. It was commonplace to see roads and hills littered with crosses from Roman executions. Crucifixion was a method of capital punishment in which the victim was tied or nailed to a large wooden beam and left to hang, perhaps for several days, until eventual death from exhaustion and asphyxiation. It is an ancient execution tool that has become synonymous with a major world religion. There is something profoundly different about Christianity that from the very beginning of its formation Jesus’ followers were intensely interested in the death of their God. So what is it about the cross? What is it that turns it from tragedy to celebration? Because it was necessary
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Sunday’s coming and we’d love to see you this week!
Prayer Room is at 9am and worship begins at 10am.
The first Christian believers had an identity crisis. The Abrahamic faith was unique in its proclamation that there was only one true God and only he should be worshipped. So what do they do with Jesus who claimed to be the Son of God? Was he also God? Could they worship him? What do Jesus’ divinity and humanity look like? Join Pastor Tim as he unpacks these truths in his examination of the Apostles’ Cree and its affirmation that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary.
To hear more sermons from this series, click here: The Apostles’ Creed
Sunday’s coming and we’d love to see you this week!
Prayer Room is at 9am and worship begins at 10am.
If you’ve been around the church, if you’ve read the Bible – old or new testament – then the language of calling God our Father probably doesn’t surprise you! Both the Jewish and Christian faiths’ are founded in the image of a loving and compassionate father. However, the Apostles’ Creed was formed in the church of Rome and in the context of Roman social life. Join Pastor Tim as he unpacks the use of “father” in the Roman world and for us today.
To hear more sermons from this series, click here: The Apostles’ Creed
Sunday’s coming and we’d love to see you this week!
Prayer Room is at 9am and worship begins at 10am.
The Apostles’ Creed starts with three words, “I believe in…” Belief is a universal reality! In all areas of the world, throughout all of history, we find religion. The word ‘creed’ comes from the Latin word credo, meaning ‘I believe and trust’. Join Pastor Tim as he unpacks the concept of belief.
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As we continue to press in for breakthrough in 2019, what do we do when we don’t see God moving? In each of our lives, there is a battle going on between our subjective experience and the objective truth of God. How do we hold on to the promises of God when it seems like he is not answering?
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