2080 Plum Springs Road, Bowling Green, KY 42101
Sunday School ~ 9 AM
Sunday Worship ~ 10 AM
Sunday Life Groups ~ 5 PM
Wednesday Prayer ~ 5:30 PM
Wednesday Worship ~ 6 PM
ongoing/upcoming events
Brotherhood / sisterhood breakfast
Sisterhood Breakfast will be May 10 at the Church 0800 bring a dish.
All invited
June 14 will be a combo men and ladies breakfast 0800. Bible School decorating to follow.
young at heart gang may trip
Strawberry Festival in Portland TN Saturday 10 May. We will be departing the church at 0945. There will be unique craft booths, food stand etc. We will be doing a lot of walking, often times on uneven surfaces.
Small Group Bible Studies sunday nights @ 5pm
Our Adult Bible Study will pick back up May 18th. Both men and women's small groups will be "I Declare War" by Levi Lusko.
More information on the study below in the tab.
youth Bible study/fellowship
Sundays @ 5pm and Wednesdays @ 5:15pm
Youth Camp June 2 - 7. Anyone currently in grades 3rd - 12th can pick up a Registration form from Misti.
vacation bible school June 22-26 2025
Made to Magnify God!
Magnified VBS will encourage kids to look closely at the details of God's amazing world and magnify, or proclaim, the greatness of God.
WE WERE MADE TO MAGNIFY GOD!
Sign up sheets are in the foyer for workers/volunteers.
Decoration work every Thursday at 10.
choir practice
Wednesdays 7:10pm. See Nick Sprears for more information.
debbie's weekly blog
King of Kings
March 18, 2023
He has on His robe and on His thigh a name written: KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS. Revelation 19:16
It was Roman custom for a criminal who was crucified to have a sign placed above their head stating their crime. When you see pictures of Jesus on the cross, you often see different languages: Aramaic, Latin and Greek. You may have also seen a sign with the letters INRI which is the abbreviation of "Jesus of Nazareth, The King of the Jews." In John's gospel, he refers to the inscription as a "title." Matthew and Mark's gospels refer to it as an "accusation." Since Pilot could find no fault with Jesus, he ordered this to be written above His head: This is Jesus, The King of the Jews. These words were not written as a title or a statement of fact. They were written as a mockery. The accusation from Pilot was that Jesus "claimed" to be the king of the Jews.
If you are a child of the King, you know these words to be true - not only for the Jews, but for anyone who puts their faith and trust in Him. You realize that Jesus was not there for any crime of His own (for He is sinless), but to pay the penalty for every sin you and I would ever commit. So why is it that we don't refer to Jesus as King in our everyday language? Charles Spurgeon probably figured that out. He said, "Men might be willing for Christ to save them, but not for Him to reign over them." Why is that? Could it be that we want Jesus to swoop in and save us when we have a need, otherwise we prefer to handle things on our own? Is it possible that you, as I myself must confess, have a strong desire to be in control? When we call Jesus our King, we are saying that He rules and reigns over everything in our lives. Jesus is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. I'm going to stop and offer my King praise as I sing:
"Praise the Father, praise the Son,
Praise the Spirit, three in one.
God of glory, Majesty.
Praise forever to the King of Kings!"
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