The Grove Church
A Call to Clarity - Part 19
Locations & Times
The Grove Church
120 Langston Rd, Perry, GA 31069, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 11:00 AM
Getting To Know The Grove
We would love to connect with you. If you are new to The Grove we would love to meet you and share our ministry vision with you. Every month we host a free lunch with the Pastor and Staff. Click below to find out when our next meeting will be
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As a kingdom minded church, we believe that the ultimate fulfillment of our purpose is to be vessels of His grace; giving of ourselves just as He completely gave Himself up for us. The life of a Christ Follower is not about being a spectator for a couple of hours on Sunday. Rather, we open the flood gates of heaven when we sacrificially give of our talents and time.
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To Flee means not to argue with it, not to examine it to see whether it’s really as you thought, but to get our and run.
When we properly share in Holy Communion we spiritually participate in fellowship with Jesus Christ and other believers.
The bread symbolizes Christ’s body just as the cup symbolizes His blood. And as the blood represents His death, so the body represents His life.
Roman Catholics believe in transubstantiation where the elements turn into the body and blood of Christ.
Christ cannot be “re-sacrifice”, “re-offering / re-presentation” of His sacrifice for our sins.
To use your freedom, your rights, to switch to and fro between the Messiah, in whom the world is rescued from evil and evil forces that are trying to claw it back again is madness.
Passover celebrated the temporary, physical deliverance of the Old covenant for the Israelite people. The Lord’s Supper celebrates the permanent and spiritual deliverance of all of God’s people that are in Christ Jesus.
How well do you receive the people of God?
In the midst of the world’s evil, God establishes His good; in the midst of Satan’s wickedness, God plants His hope!
When believers come to the table of the Lord, sharing the bread of His body and the cup of His blood, it is absolutely necessary that they leave behind all sin, all bitterness, all racial and sexual prejudice, all class pride, and feelings of superiority.