The Grove Church
Faith Amidst The Fray
Locations & Times
The Grove Church
120 Langston Rd, Perry, GA 31069, USA
Sunday 8:45 AM
Sunday 10:00 AM
Sunday 11:15 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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Habakkuk accuses God of being silent and idle.
I do not always understand what God is doing. I do not need to understand, all I need is to trust in Him.This is where my faith is tested.Trusting the work of God though I cannot understand it.
God’s Sovereignty
God is described in the Bible as all-powerful and all-knowing (Psalm 147:5), outside of time (Exodus 3:14; Psalm 90:2), and responsible for the creation of everything (Genesis 1:1; John 1:1). These divine traits set the minimum boundary for God’s sovereign control in the universe, which is to say that nothing in the universe occurs without God’s permission. God has the power and knowledge to prevent anything He chooses to prevent, so anything that does happen must, at the very least, be “allowed” by God.
God is described in the Bible as all-powerful and all-knowing (Psalm 147:5), outside of time (Exodus 3:14; Psalm 90:2), and responsible for the creation of everything (Genesis 1:1; John 1:1). These divine traits set the minimum boundary for God’s sovereign control in the universe, which is to say that nothing in the universe occurs without God’s permission. God has the power and knowledge to prevent anything He chooses to prevent, so anything that does happen must, at the very least, be “allowed” by God.
You don’t question God on anything.
You question (accuse) God on everything.
You question (accuse) God on everything.
Habakkuk was first troubled that there was no judgment against Judah; God answered by telling him judgment was on the way. Then Habakkuk was troubled by the agent of judgment, the Babylonians – who were an even more wicked people than the people of Judah.