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  We visited the church recently. My family and I were surprised by the large number of people in attendance. The church building was impressive to accommodate such a large amount of people. The church ushers greeted us as we entered the sanctuary. The worship music was theologically rich contemporary sovereign grace songs with classic hymns. There were only two instruments use by the church worship staff. The song leader played the guitar in unison with a fellow staff member tapping on a bongo drum. It was beautifully executed. The focus in worship was on Christ alone. The preaching was wonderfully exegetical/expositional. (The church uses the NASB and ESV Bible translations.) Dr. Pastor Rick Gregory, in a John MacArthur fashion, exegetes the text with clear verse-by-verse explanations and insights from the original language (without direct reference to the Greek words, cases, or tenses). The gospel was preached within the sermon. Biblical theology was taught to be practical for ordinary people unto the glory of God. We witnessed open communion practiced with reverence unto God. The Pastor connected communion with the sacrifice of Christ for believers. He explained we are to practice such an ordinance as a celebration of Christ's substitutionary atonement to reconcile us to God. It is to elicit rejoicing, joy and thankfulness. But not to be practiced without personal reflection, confession and repentance. At the end of the service Pastor Rick and his wife Patricia both introduced themselves after the service. They were approachable, relatable and personable. We enjoyed our visit! My family and I will be attending again soon!

  Added March 22, 2017 by R.C. Dozier
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  An encouraging time of spiritual teaching directly from the Bible. Strong preaching that sticks to what God has said without wandering away into men's ideas. I am regularly encouraged to love Christ Jesus more as I leave to pursue the glory of God throughout the week. A great church!

  Added December 24, 2016 by Pat Gregory