If you have a question about what you heard, ask it.
We believe people have questions—and questions deserve thoughtful, biblical answers. Sometimes a message answers a question. Sometimes it creates another one. Sometimes you hear a passage and simply think, “I don't understand what that means.”
We want God's Word not only to be preached and taught, but understood.
Our question-and-answer time is not limited to Sunday morning.
Whether you attend Sunday School, Sunday Morning Worship, Sunday Evening Service, or our Wednesday Service, questions about what has been taught are welcome.
“Could you explain that verse again?”
“Is there another passage that helps explain this?”
“I have a question.”
After each service, we provide an opportunity for questions and answers. If something wasn't clear, if you would like a passage explained further, or if the teaching raises another biblical question, you may ask.
The purpose isn't to argue or embarrass anyone. The purpose is to learn and understand, turning our attention back to Scripture.
That's perfectly fine too. No one is required to ask a question. You are equally welcome to simply sit, listen, and learn.
Come and listen. Open your Bible with us. Consider what you hear.
Our preaching and teaching are traditional rather than contemporary, with a fundamental approach to Scripture. Our goal in answering questions is not simply to offer personal opinions. We want to examine the Scriptures together and allow God's Word to guide our understanding.