GLS Sunday: God can use you
You don't need a fancy title to be considered a leader. In fact, everyone has influence and is capable of impacting others. God desires to use you, right where you're at.
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Learning to give of what we have been given is a response of those who have come to know God personally and His great love. Giving generously is an act of worship that proclaims trust in God for future provision. 2 Corinthians 9:6-8, James 1:17-18, Deuteronomy 26:1-11, Psalms 24:1
PROJECT NEEDS
If you would like to designate a gift toward a specific project, please make note of that with your contribution. (When contributing online select "other"). Here is a list of the highest priority projects and the cost:
*HVAC $43,900
*Carpet replacement $58,611
*Emergency Lights $4,620
*West Kitchen upgrades including Stove $9,220
*East Kitchen upgrades $6,740
*Security cameras and wiring $5,880
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How to deal with disappointment
How do you deal with disappointment? How do you respond to God when he doesn't come through for you the way you had hoped? Pastor Bobby Coverston addressed those questions in his message on Sunday, June 3.
It's about a relationship, not religion
Pastor Dave O'Vell said he learned the profound lesson that salvation is not a reward for good things we do. It’s not about being good enough or proving your worth. It’s about receiving God’s grace that he freely offers to each of us.
God uses ordinary people for big purposes
GBCC guest speaker Hugh Cross devoted nearly two decades of his life to serving the needs of people with leprosy. He considers himself an ordinary person with extraordinary opportunities, something that applies to all Christ followers.
Biggest enemy of marriage is ourselves
Troy and Tricia Murphy concluded in the final installment of our four-week Classic Marriage sermon series that the biggest enemy of marriage is our selfishness. It is vital that we submit to the Holy Spirit in our marriages.
Companionship crucial in marriage
Marriages fail because couples are not committed companions, Pastor Troy Murphy said in his Classic Marriage message on Sunday. Companionship is critical in a marriage, and there are seven areas we should focus on.
Find out God's design for marriage
Community Church begins a Classic Marriage series this month that is intended to give people a better understanding of God's design for marriage. We want marriages that thrive in the midst of life's ups and downs.
How do you respond to the resurrection?
We just celebrated Easter at GBCC, the most significant holiday of the year for Christians. We are called to display a living response to the resurrection. True faith demands that Christ followers show up every day ready to be used by God.
Classic Marriage
God gave us the gift of marriage and wants us to honor and cherish it. In this four-week Classic Marriage series, Pastor Troy Murphy and a team from Green Bay Community Church will explore what it means to have a marriage that not only stands the...
You are enough in God's eyes
GBCC guest speaker Kelly Flanagan, author of the book "Loveable," said most people struggle with their sense of worthiness. But we were created in God's image and must stop striving for our worth and realize that in Christ we are enough.