Glendale Christian Ky

What do you do when the comeback doesn’t happen, when it doesn’t go the way you hoped it would? Sometimes we get to the bottom of the 9th, and we still lose the game. So how do we react? How we act in loss is incredibly important to our relationship with God.

Our tendency when things aren't going our way is to forget about all the times when things did go our way. So, how do we not doubt when things aren't going the way we think they should? Join us for part two of our series "Bottom of the 9th" as we talk all about it!

Have you ever felt behind? Maybe it's your to-do list, or maybe something more important like a relationship or financially? You're just behind and it feels like you should give up? If that's you, then we'd love for you to join us as we begin a brand new series called Bottom of the 9th, where we will learn that because of our God, we may be down, but we are never out.

As we close out our series, we take one last in-depth look at our calling as a church, as families, and as parents, to raise believers that love and follow Jesus! Everyone faces giants in their life, and those giants are big, but our God is bigger!

This week, we take a short break from our "Raising Giant Slayers" series to hear a special message. We hope you'll join us as we hear from Brother Mike Bell about "God's Letter to Glendale Christian Church."

Part of raising new and young believers in faith is teaching them the characteristics that God calls us to show in our lives. God has set us apart through His love, and we should love others in the same way that God loves us! Join us for part 3 of our series, "Raising Giant Slayers," as we worship together!

Raising children that follow Jesus begins with parents that live by example. How can we as a church community, and parents specifically, set an example for future generations of Jesus followers? Join us for the next part of our "Raising Giant Slayers" series, as we worship and grow together!

The story of David and Goliath is one that we're almost all familiar with. We know what it means to face giants in our life. So how can the church, and parents specifically, raise up the next generation to face their giants? We talk all about it in this new series!

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, we celebrate that God has the power to turn the graves in our lives into gardens! He has the power to give us new life, and He loves us enough that He sent Jesus, His only Son, to do it! Praise the Lord!

Jesus didn't tell the church "Build it and they will come." He said, "GO, and make disciples." As we look forward to Easter, we celebrate all that Jesus has done for us through His grace, and we talk about what it means to reach others!

Self-control isn't always an easy trait to show in life. As humans, we can struggle to deny ourselves of things we want. But self-control is an important part of growing in our relationships with God and with others. As Christians, we have to ask ourselves- are we willing to sacrifice our desires, big or small, for the sake of others?

Much like kindness and goodness, we often think of gentleness as meaning we have to be soft, cuddly people that get us walked all over. But that's not true of the gentleness that Jesus showed, or that God calls us to show others. Join us as we discuss the reality of the power of gentleness, and how this part of the fruit of the Spirit can impact how we see God and others! Sign up for Good Friday here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C48ADAA2BA1FDCF8-good

Faith is the foundation of our belief - we have faith in who Jesus was, in what he said, and in what he did for us on the cross. How do we, in turn, live faithfully? Join us for another piece of our series on the fruit of the Spirit! We hope you're excited to worship with us!

How many of these phrases sound familiar: "God is good, all the time, and all the time, God is good!" "Goodness gracious!" "Be good, or Santa won't bring you any presents!" We sure do hear a lot about goodness, but what does goodness truly mean? Is life all about being good? Is being good what gets us into heaven? This week, we continue our walk through the fruit of the Spirit with goodness, and we ask the question - what does it mean to live out goodness?

"Just be kind." It's a phrase many of us became familiar with a few years ago as signs asking us to be kind popped up all across the state. So what does a life of kindness look like? And what does that have to do with Jesus, beyond just being nice to people?

"Patience is a virtue." That's what we're always told, right? But how often do we really consider what it means to be patient? We endure circumstances, we persevere through hardship, but how do we truly live patiently? Join us for worship as we talk about the next part of the fruit of the Spirit in our "Character Matters" series!

In times as chaotic as these, peace is more essential than ever. That said, it also seems harder than ever to find. Where does peace come from? How do we find peace amidst the chaos? Join us as we continue our "Character Matters" series and talk all about peace, and how it plays into our relationship with God!

JOY! It's more than happiness, but sometimes it seems impossible to find. How do we find joy? How do we live joyful lives? And what role does joy play in our relationship with God? Join us for worship as we talk about the importance of joy, and how to find it!

How do we reflect the love of Jesus to those around us? And for that matter, how do we truly know God loves us? This week we start into a whole new study on the fruit of the Spirit, starting with love! Join us for music, communion, and the start of a great new series!

The Bible has a story as unique as all the stories we find within its pages, and that story impacts all of us. This week, we close out our series looking at the story of the Bible, how we got it, and what it means to you and me!