Springbrook Community Church

Come join us to celebrate dads. We will be thanking them for all the sacrifices they make for us.

What's your first response to any problem? In James 5:13-20, God commands us to come to Him and to our church family. This is challenging because our orientation is to take care of it ourselves. Be with us as we learn how God helps us in times of trouble.

Do you wonder why we experience so many conflicts in our lives? James 4:1-12 gives us a clear explanation of what happens in our hearts and minds when conflict arises. We will find out what the root of the problem is as we study these practical, Biblical truths for everyday life.

You have a viper in your mouth that can do great damage. James really hits home in James 3:1-13 about how dangerous the tongue is when not controlled. What comes out of your mouth can devastate other people. We need to be reminded how that with God's help we can use the tongue for loving, encouraging and building people up!

What's more important to God - your faith or your works? James 2:13-26 is an intriguing passage because it appears that James and Paul are at odds about how one comes to an stays in Christ. Be with us as we solve this puzzle.

It's easy to stereotype people in many different categories and show favoritism to the people you prefer. James starts out with favoritism at church. Join us this Sunday to explore how to identify and deal with this sin.

God calls us into action in our daily lives in knowing and serving Him. But as we will see in James 1:19-27, what we learn in our head sometimes never reaches our heart. Come learn with us about the importance of being a doer of God's word.

We live in a world filled with temptation to draw us away from God. Join us in studying James 1:12-18 where James helps us to understand the process by which we are tempted and how it leads to unnecessary pain. More importantly, it gives us insights into how to overcome temptation.

One of the most common prayer requests is for wisdom for a particular situation. As we study James 1:5-8, we learn God wants to give his wisdom generously, but the one condition is you have to put your total trust in Him.

Do you ever wonder why you have so many challenges in your life? We are going to look at James 1:1-4 for insights on how to turn problems into opportunities. It's a radical way to look at life - but it's God's way.

Celebrate Easter with us as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Peter gives his final challenge on how to approach life in 1 Peter 5:8-11. He teaches us how to stand firm against Satan's attacks. We will learn how we are to resist him through the power of Jesus Christ.

Peter instructs us on how a church makes disciples. In 1 Peter 4:7-11, he gives instructions in helping others to become strong disciples of Jesus Christ.

As we walk as strangers through this world, we are called to live in a godly way that clashes with our culture. We are criticized and experience suffering because of our relationship with Jesus. People we know who don't know Jesus will react to us in different types of ways. Let's dig into 1 Peter 4:1-6 and find out how to shine God's light in a dark world.

Becoming more like Jesus Christ is a daily journey. In 1 Peter 3:8-12, we see how God wants to empower us on a daily basis to treat people in the way that God desires.

Marriage is one of the most meaningful relationships, but at the same time one of the most challenging. We will be studying God's principles on building an effective and satisfying marriage in 1 Peter 3:1-7.

God has promised to supply for all of our personal and church family needs. We will study what God says about our responsibility to experience His provision to the fullest.

Finances seem to always to be a challenge in people's lives today. We will be exploring God's design for managing our finances.

There is nothing more frustrating than being mistreated. When we feel like getting revenge, God calls us to submit. Join us as we study 1 Peter 2:13-25 to discover the secret of how to respond when mistreated.

One of the most challenging things for Christ followers is staying pure and not letting the world conform them into its mold. In 1 Peter 2:4-12 we will study some beautiful descriptions of who we are in Christ that will motivate us to stay pure

This year our church will be stepping out into a new experience called "Worship-Based Prayer". It simply is using the Bible as our worship-prayer guide. Join us as we explore this unique way to come before God and cultivate HOPE in our lives.

Holiness is what God desires to see in our lives. But our natural desires battle against out supernatural desires for control of our life. We live in a world that indulges in its natural desires. But God promises HOPE in daily victories over sin through the Holy Spirit in the process of becoming holy.

As we study in 1 Peter 1:1-12, we will see Peter addressing the age old question "Why do we suffer?" God will reveal His great plan for us to experience His supernatural HOPE through suffering.

Now that Christmas is over, the work of Christmas begins! Come join us this Sunday as Pastor Richard looks at how you can know God's will for you with the new year!

The New Year is a great time to plan Holy Spirit empowered resolutions that will help you walk closer to Jesus, Pastor Justin will be sharing Biblical insights as we head into the New Year on what our Biblical priorities should be.