International Church of Prague

Do you think that if God were to come to earth it might look like an Avengers movie? Join us and our special guest Simon Marshall to explore the Glory of God revealed in Jesus Christ.

Psalm 8 We have a special guest speaker and our old friend Simon Marshall (UK) preaching this Sunday on Psalm 8. Learn how the beauty of creation reflects David’s song “Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!”

Job is a very good man who is a part of the ‘wisdom literature’ in the book of Job. After detailing the places that wisdom can’t be found - he provides information, and an archetype for multiple New Testament authors to transcend his suffering, to lament, and to bring glory to God in his daily life.

We’ve seen it many times in our study of Proverbs—wisdom is not about how much information we possess but about what we love and desire. It’s no surprise that wisdom has a profound effect on all our relationships. Besides working relationships, which we looked at last week, Proverbs describes other important relationships—friends, neighbors, husband-wife, and parent-child. Trusting God’s wisdom is...

Proverbs 6:6-11, 14:23 and more… Does God care about our work? Absolutely. He cares about what we do (whatever that may be), why we do it, and how we do it. The fear of the Lord leads to wisdom; and wisdom leads to diligence and influences our priorities, understanding of success, planning, and working relationships, all to the glory of God.

Proverbs 16:24 and more… We continue our exploration of various topics in Proverbs by considering how wisdom influences our listening and speech. We communicate often with others but sometimes forget that words can have an effect on those who hear (or read) them—sometimes immediately, sometimes even long after they are spoken. This alone should motivate us to lean constantly on God’s wisdom as we...

Proverbs: 27:23-27, 30:7-9, and others The new year often causes us to reflect on our priorities, and few things in life reflect our priorities more than our attitude toward money. This Sunday we will consider how Proverbs speaks to the matter of wealth. This is not about smart investments or an easy way to get rich, nor will there be a manipulative plea for you to give more. As always, the issue...

David Packer joins us once again to unpack Ephesians 1.

Merry Christmas church family (Veselé Vánoce!). In our special Christmas Eve gathering this year - David Packer asks us to consider the names of God and the ‘caves’ that Christ visited during his time on Earth. Join us as we celebrate the fulfillment of God’s promise for a savior to be born in Bethlehem.

It's nearly Christmas, so it's time to find out what Desiccated Coconut and Grapefruit have to do with this special time of year. Trevor Marshall is preaching .

The Good and Wise Person Proverbs 21:8,10,21,29 In the past weeks we’ve explored the beauty, goodness, and value of wisdom; last time, we heard about our good and wise God. What does wisdom look like in the life of those who embrace it? Wisdom (or folly) is a response to the good and wise God that is reflected in every area of our lives. Wisdom in character will be the focus of this week’s message...

Ephesians 1:17 "...that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and of revelation in the knowledge of him…." The main thing in Christianity is not doing something, but knowing someone. We do not need more „high tech“ things, what we need is „high touch“. It is possible to come close to God without knowing him. We need to know God because we...

Proverbs 6:16-19, 18:10 and more In the first part of Proverbs we learned about wisdom in its goodness, beauty, value, and desirability. The second part of Proverbs shows us how wisdom works itself out in our lives in practical ways. The wise person lives in light of who the Lord is—what he loves, what he hates, and what pleases him.

As we walk through life, both wisdom and folly offer us a way forward. They call from the same place to the same people, with the same invitation: “Come to me to find what will satisfy you.” In reality, they could not be more different. One offers the way to life; the other, the way to death. If we are not walking wisely, in the fear of the Lord, we may listen to the wrong voice. The appeal in Pro...

Proverbs 8 Our lives are marked by the sacrificial pursuit of what we value. In Proverbs 8 “wisdom personified” calls to us once again and reminds us that nothing we desire or pursue compares with wisdom in all its excellence, beauty, worth, and delight. As our hearts be drawn and compelled to pursue wisdom, the pursuit of wisdom leads us to our good and all-wise Savior, Jesus Christ.

Betel’s mission is to change lives and set them free from the chains of addiction. Through peer-leadership the forgiveness of Jesus Christ and opportunity to live a new life is shared. Join us this Sunday to hear the latest from our local ministry partner, Betel.cz, hear first-hand of the lives that have been changed and dive into 1 Cor. 2:26-31.

Throughout the book of John, the author carefully records Jesus' words so that we can know that Jesus is the promised Messiah. In fact, John tells us this is his purpose in John 20:31, "But these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name." This Sunday we will be looking at John 10:1-30 to see the uniq...

How can David say that it is only against God that he has sinned, when he has committed adultery with Bathsheba, and murdered Uriah? I'm not sure I know the answer, but we're going to spend some time looking.

The Resurrection of Christ is a central tenet of the Christian doctrine. But the world and Hollywood have turned this unique event - perhaps the most important event in all of human history - into a modern storytelling trope. This Sunday, let's turn back the clock. Let's check our 21st century perspecteve at the door and go back to THE day - Resurrection Sunday - when the impossible became...

The battle is real. But we’ve been given a strategy for standing strong. Please join us as Steve Thomas preaches to us Sunday on this truth that is so important for following Jesus.

1 Peter 1:1-2 Are you far from home? Living in a foreign land? Or maybe you just feel like an outsider. No matter where you are, Peter’s greeting and blessing to believers everywhere is simple: Grace and Peace be yours in abundance. This Sunday, let’s unpack together this brief, uplifting passage to reveal an amazing functional description of the Trinity as well as the promise and responsibilities...

Proverbs 5-7 Last week we heard the plea to guard our hearts—to watch carefully what we allow in and where we let our hearts take us. This week we see the catastrophic results of failure to do this. Few sins, if any, are more deceptive and destructive than sexual immorality. The same lesson is taught in different ways in Proverbs 5, 6, and 7; we will explore these together. This is admittedly a se...

This week we will explore Proverbs 4 together. Proverbs 4:23 tells us, “above all, guard your hearts.” We are driven by desire. Everything we do is driven by something we want (even if it’s something we wish we didn’t want). We need to guard what goes into our hearts by embracing proven wisdom; and we need to guard what comes out by letting wisdom shape our desires and guide our choices, words, an...

This Sunday Trevor Marshall will be teaching on "Things to be learned on the slow train".