We are resuming limited meetings

We now have TWO services per week at the building, Sundays at 10 AM (notice the change in time) and Wednesday at 7 PM. Contact us for information on additional studies online.

We insist that all in attendance wear a mask and maintain separation at all times. We are also asking members to bring their own bread and grape juice for observing the Lord’s Supper, but will have sealed extras as needed.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

Updated October 6, 2020.

Also please note we have changed our phone number to (912) 421-8463

Welcome

We are striving locally and autonomously to be in every way the church that God sent His Son to establish, the church you can read about in the Bible. We are striving to preserve the unity of the Spirit that God granted us in our salvation as we have been told in Ephesians 4:1-3.

Bible Studies

We would be glad to invest time in studying God’s word with you; helping you to know God’s word better, answering any questions you may have & above all, helping you to know Jesus Christ & His gospel.

Teaching Schedule

Upcoming Events

What Do God’s People Look Like?, POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
19 Mar , 2020
Update, March 19, 2020: Unfortunately we have had to postpone this meeting due to the coronavirus. Mr. McCrary has agreed to reschedule, but we have no idea when that might be. Read on for schedule and topics….
Class Schedule – 2020 – The Epistles
28 Jan , 2020
Our 2020 class schedule is now available. This year we are studying the “epistles.” In essence, it’s the books of the New Testament that are not the gospels, Acts or Revelation. They are all letters to churches or individual Christians.
Fundamentals of the Faith, October 11-14, 2019
21 Jul , 2019
Join us for a series of seven lessons about fundamental principles in the Bible, from visiting preacher Harold Carswell.

Recent Sermons and Classes

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Parable of the Sower

April 11, 2021

Probably the most famous parable, Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to a farmer with seeds. What is unusual about this parable is that it does not actually begin with "The Kingdom of Heaven is like...." It can be argued, though, that all parables are about the kingdom, and even this one is explained as relating to the kingdom eventually, in verse 19.

Isaiah 40 – Hope for the Hopeless and Joy for the Helpless

April 4, 2021

One of the most famous poems in the Bible, it provides comfort for those facing adversity, because we know the God is in control of everything.

Introduction to the Parables

March 28, 2021

Why did Jesus speak in parables?

Learning to Walk in Wisdom with God

Wisdom Embraces Exposure

March 21, 2021

Just as light "exposes" things that were hidden in the dark, the Christian is to "expose" sin and avoid it. The passage is metaphor and not simile - Christians are not merely "like" a light; they ARE the light. Part of a year-long series in Ephesians chapters 5 and 6.

Learning to Walk in Wisdom with God

Wisdom Considers Consequences

March 14, 2021

Christians must live by a higher moral standard. Part of a year-long series in Ephesians chapters 5 and 6.

The Power of God through Faith

March 7, 2021

An amazing story in the Bible that most people do not know much about. In the days of King Saul, the Philistines are aggressively taking over Israel. (This is before we are introduced to David.) Saul's son Jonathan decides to attack a garrison himself with only his armor-bearer at his side. It is a turning point in the war with Philistia. But most remarkable is that Jonathan refuses to let the victory be easy in any way but relies on the LORD to deliver him.

What manner of people ought you to be?

Pursuing God’s Abundant Supply

February 28, 2021

'Making our calling and election sure.' The last in a six-part series in 2 Peter chapter 1.

What manner of people ought you to be?

Fruitful and Effective Faith

February 21, 2021

The Bible encourages us to be fruitful and effective but it also warns us if we lack in these things. Continuing a six-part series in 2 Peter chapter 1.