SUNDAY MEETINGS

Reformation Fellowship

Public Gospel Meetings, 4:00 PM Sunday afternoons at the West Ridge Church building, 316 Jefferson Ave, Mt. Carmel, TN 37645. Worship, Bible exposition, and gospel fellowship.

Simple, biblical worship—

§  Scripture reading

§  Prayer to the Father, through the Son, by the help of the Holy Spirit

§  Praise to our God in word and song

§  Bible exposition

Meetings led by Timothy Adkins. You are welcome to attend. Bring your Bible. Come praying and expecting the Lord to bless. –TSA

NOTE: Our thanks to the people of West Ridge Church for the use of their building for our meetings.

Glorifying God Every Day

For what amazing gifts of grace should Christians most glorify God? To a young congregation of believers at Ephesus the Apostle Paul exuberantly offered the following reasons to exalt and admire the living and true God.

1.     He is “the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,” whom he sent to be our Redeemer—that’s a great place to begin praising the Lord (1:3a).

2.     Give glory to God for sovereign election and predestination; had he not chosen us, none of us would ever have chosen him (1:3-6).

3.     Praise the Father’s eternal Son who “became flesh” so that he might be our Redeemer; our redemption is through his blood of the covenant, lovingly shed for many (1:7-12).

4.     Give praise to the Holy Spirit sent to us from the Father and the Son. He indwells and seals every born again person, placing his indelible mark of ownership upon us (1:13-14).

Do we give thanks for other things like food, clothing, shelter, and other such things that our loving Lord God provides? Absolutely; truly, there are no small favors from his hand. But let us be sure we are mostly praising God for the spiritual realities that will matter for time and eternity. Praise the Lord God Almighty who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; praise him for his "so great salvation"! –TSA

More of Us Out There?

Is your mind constantly filled with thoughts of God’s grace in Jesus Christ, his supreme goodness, and his sublime glory? Do Reformation principles resound with your believing heart—salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, to the glory of God alone, as revealed in Scripture alone?

We believe there may be more of us out there—gospel believers who desire growth in grace, who are hungry for the milk and meat of the word of God, and are eager for fellowship with others who also love the gospel of grace. If this sounds like you and you live in the greater Kingsport, Tennessee area, I would love for you to reply and say hello. –TSA