Community Groups
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Jesus leads us to be a family that extends His grace, mercy, and forgiveness to everyone.
No matter what you’ve been through or what questions you might have, we want you to be a part of the family.
Freedom is a community of imperfect people discovering freedom through Jesus together. No matter where you've been, you'll find a place to fit in and call home. Come as you are—we're saving a seat for you!
Does it matter what a church believes & teaches? ABSOLUTELY!
Jesus came up with the idea of the “church” and has a unique purpose and mission for us to fulfill. So it’s extremely important that we, as a church, believe, teach, and live out the truth that Jesus taught and endorsed.
Our teaching is expository, focusing on unpacking Scripture verse by verse. Each week, our sermons unpack the truth of Scripture and show how it applies to everyday life. Listen to recent messages focused on knowing Christ and living out your faith.
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Our teaching is expository, focusing on unpacking Scripture verse by verse.
You'll hear messages that are rooted in God's Word, relevant to your life, and centered on Christ.
Scripture References: Genesis 12:1-3
In Genesis 12–36, the story of Genesis narrows from the nations to one family through whom God promises to bring blessing to the world. God calls Abraham, establishes His covenant, chooses the line through which His promise will continue, and faithfully preserves that promise through Isaac and Jacob. But the story is anything but straightforward. There is barrenness and waiting, faith and failure, family conflict and deception, obedience and sin. Again and again, circumstances seem to threaten what God has promised. Yet through it all, God remains faithful. **God’s Promise Through the Patriarchs** traces the unfolding story of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through three movements: **The God Who Promises, The God Who Chooses, and The God Who Keeps.** Along the way, we will see that God’s purposes do not depend on the strength or faithfulness of His people. He keeps His word, preserves His people, and advances His promise by grace. And the promise does not end with the patriarchs. From the beginning, God’s purpose was larger than one man, one family, or one nation. The promise moves forward through Genesis and the rest of Scripture until it ultimately finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ—the promised offspring through whom God’s blessing comes to the nations.
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Freedom Bible Church exists to make disciples who love upward, inward, and outward.
We gather each Lord's Day to worship Christ through His Word and encourage one another in the gospel. Whether you're exploring Christianity or looking for a church home, we'd be glad to welcome you.
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