Proverbs: God’s Answers for Today’s Problems
Stupidity is like a loud, ignorant, shameless woman. She sits at the door of her house or on a seat in the highest part of town, and calls out to people passing by, who are … Read More
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I Know Nothing
There has been a request to have a time where people that “know nothing” about the Bible, church, etc. can learn things in a comfortable setting.
Therefore, Patti Nanney will be leading 2 sessions — … Read More
Proverbs: God’s Answers for Today’s Problems
To be wise you must first have reverence for the Lord. If you know the Holy One, you have understanding. Wisdom will add years to your life. You are the one who will profit if … Read More
Proverbs: God’s Answers for Today’s Problems
Can you carry fire against your chest without burning your clothes? Can you walk on hot coals without burning your feet? It is just as dangerous to sleep with another man’s wife. Whoever does it … Read More
Proverbs: God’s Answers for Today’s Problems
There are seven things that the Lord hates and cannot tolerate:
- A proud look,
- a lying tongue,
- hands that kill innocent people,
- a mind that thinks up wicked plans,
- feet that hurry off to do
Proverbs: God’s Answers for Today’s Problems
Be careful how you think; your life is shaped by your thoughts.
Proverbs 4:23
Good News Translation… Read More
Join Us at Sunday School
Each Sunday morning from 9:30-10:30am at Spring Branch Presbyterian Church we have a place just for you. The classes include:
Nursery
Elementary
Youth
Adult:
• Saints Under Construction
• The Explorers
• The Searchers
• … Read More
Proverbs: God’s Answers for Today’s Problems
My child, learn what I teach you and never forget what I tell you to do. Listen to what is wise and try to understand it. Yes, beg for knowledge; plead for insight. Look for … Read More
Proverbs: God’s Answers for Today’s Problems
The Bible is our example of how we should live, and Proverbs is full of great tips and advice to follow as we go through life.
Recently, the Lunch & Learn group finished a study … Read More
Butterflies and Easter
The butterfly has long been a Christian symbol of resurrection, for it disappears into a cocoon and appears dead, but emerges later far more beautiful and powerful than before.
As a symbol of Christ’s resurrection … Read More
The Colors of Lent
Our “In the Wild” journey this Lenten season is about to come to an end. Lent helps us to remember how Jesus prayed and fasted in the wilderness before beginning his ministry. Just as Jesus … Read More
Scripture Readings for Holy Week
Thursday, the 21st
Daily Bible Reading: Luke 19:28-34
Reflection: If you had been the owner of the colt, would you have given it knowing that the Lord needed it? Given it with no questions … Read More
The Colors of Lent
As we continue our “In the Wild” journey this Lenten season helps us to remember how Jesus prayed and fasted in the wilderness before beginning his ministry. Just as Jesus prepared his heart and his … Read More
Readings for Lent Next Week
Thursday, the 14th
Daily Bible Reading: Philippians4b-14
Reflection: What successes/achievements/accomplishments do you need to let go of in order to go forward with your relationship with God?
Friday, the 15th
Daily Bible … Read More
The Colors of Lent
We continue to prepare ourselves using various colors of Lent. This fourth week of Lent, let’s think about the color Blue, which represents Faith and Nurturing the Young.
Faith includes our recognition that we are … Read More
The Colors of Lent
Lent is a time of renewal and transformation. As we march forward on our “In the Wild” journey towards Easter, we continue to prepare ourselves using various colors of Lent.
This third week of Lent, … Read More
Readings for Lent Next Week
Thursday, the 28th
Daily Bible Reading: Psalm 63:5-8
Reflection: When you can’t sleep, do you ever turn to God in prayer. Try it next time!
Friday, March 1st
Daily Bible Reading: 1 … Read More
It’s planting season – do you need grass?
Ethan Mitchell is preparing to clear out the area for our new prayer labyrinth. He is building this as part of his Eagle Scout project.
If you would be interested in grass from the area … Read More
The Colors of Lent
As we continue our “In the Wild” journey this Lenten season, we continue to prepare ourselves using various colors of Lent. This second week of Lent, let’s think about the color Gold, which represents Gratitude … Read More
Readings for Lent Next Week
Friday, the 22nd
Daily Bible Reading: Philippians 3:17-4:1
Reflection: Where do you see your life “clothed in the goodness of Christ?”
Please pray for our youth as 18 of them go to the Presbytery Conclave … Read More
The Sacrament of Baptism
Recently, someone came to me interested in joining the church but wanted to learn more about the Presbyterian Church (USA)’s understanding of Baptism. Here are some of our key understandings:
- We baptize with water because
Readings for Lent Next Week
Friday,15th
Daily Bible Reading: Deuteronomy 26:1-11
Reflection: Past and present come together here. God’s people are
instructed to give thanks for their deliverance by what?
How do you give thanks?
Saturday, 16th
Daily Bible Reading: … Read More
The Colors of Lent
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday and continues for the next forty days (excluding Sundays).
Our theme of “In the Wild” this Lenten season helps us to remember how Jesus prayed and fasted in the wilderness … Read More
What is Cana Grace??
Wherever Jesus went, he celebrated people —whether it was people at a wedding feast in Cana, people being healed, people sharing a meal together. He carried a spirit of celebration with him as he proclaimed … Read More
Lenten Bible Readings Next Week
Beginning February 13, Ash Wednesday
6:00pm Dinner
6:25pm Worship at the Tables
Prayer Stations
Daily Bible Reading: Matthew 6:1-6,16-21
Reflection: In today’s Gospel text, Jesus tells us how and where to
pray. What might your … Read More
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