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Send us a textNovember 13 is Adventist HealthCare Sabbath at Spencerville Church. We greatly value the partnership between Adventist HealthCare, Spencerville Church, and Spencerville Adventist Academy. Listen and be blessed by a sermon from Adventist HealthCare CEO and network president, Terry Forde.DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve you.Spencerville Church website: https://spencervillechurch.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/spencervillesda ...

Send us a textEveryone has a reason to be thankful. For many, however, the idea of gratitude and thankfulness is clouded by the pain and trauma they've experienced. Yet the Bible assures us that God is actively working for the good of every person all the time. Listen along and worship with us for our Thanksgiving service as Pastor Chad Stuart shares a message titled, "A Leper's Thanks."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve you.Spencerville Church website: https://spencerv

Send us a textNone of us are perfect, yet we are made in the image of God—who is nothing less than perfect. The way we perceive ourselves has a direct impact on how we perceive and glorify God. How can we ensure that what we're seeing is accurate? We invite you to listen as Pastor Matthew Piersanti shares the second message from his two-part series titled "Glorifying God."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve you.Spencerville Church website: https://spencervillechurch.orgFacebo

Send us a textAs Christians, we glorify God with our right beliefs and right behavior. However, we sometimes overlook an important area that has significant potential to damage our Christian witness. Join us as we discover how to avoid this area while bringing glory to God. Listen as Pastor Matthew Piersanti shares the first of a two-part sermon series titled "Glorifying God."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve you.Spencerville Church website: https://spencervillechurch.orgFaceboo

Send us a textThe book of Acts ends somewhat abruptly. Unlike a television drama or a short story, the author doesn't tie up the narrative with a neat bow. Why is this? What does this tell us about the church's mission then and now? We invite you to watch as Pastor Chad Stuart shares the final message from our 10-month series in the New Testament book of Acts. He'll close the series with a message titled, "The Mission Continues."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve y

Send us a textIs the world getting worse? Has it ever been this bad? Unfortunately, those are the wrong questions. Instead of seeking to measure how bad the world may be, we need to do what the Apostle Paul did. What was it? How should we react when we come face-to-face with the storms of this life? Should we focus on the storm itself, or is there something higher? Listen as Pastor Chad Stuart shares the penultimate message in our series from the New Testament book of Acts titled "Through the Storm."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to

Send us a textEvery interaction we have with others says something about who we are, what we believe, and the God we serve. We're called to desire good for all whom we interact with—the highest form of "good" being a person's relationship with Jesus. Are we saying this with our words? Are we doing this with our actions? Listen in as Pastor Chad Stuart continues our series from the Book of Acts with a message titled “Every Interaction.”DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve

Send us a textHave you ever gone along with an idea that you knew was incorrect, simply because you didn't want to make waves? Most of us have probably done this at some point in our lives. In Acts 22, we see the Apostle Paul making a conciliatory gesture for this same reason—he didn't want to make waves and unfortunately, there were consequences. Are there areas in our lives where we don't speak up or speak out, simply to avoid the awkward moment that follows? What can we learn from Paul as he navigates the tricky cultural waters of his day? Listen as Pastor Chad shares the latest from our series in the book of Acts, "Don't Go Along to Get Along."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your co

Send us a textThe apostle Paul, the writer of much of the Bible’s New Testament, was never one to shy away from his calling. In Acts 20:17-37, Paul lays out the ideal qualifications and characteristics for a church leader. He did so while declaring to the believers in Ephesus that God was guiding his ministry and they would never see him in person again. Paul placed the Gospel message as his highest priority—more so than his own comfort or even his own life. Do we model this same level of commitment to sharing, testifying, serving, and praying in Jesus’ name? Are we allowing God to lead and guide our ministry—both personally and corporately? Listen as Pastor Chad Stuart delivers a message from our series on the Book of Acts titled “A Model for Church Elders.”DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https

Send us a textThe apostle Paul, the writer of much of the Bible’s New Testament, was never one to shy away from his calling. In Acts 20:17-37, Paul lays out the ideal qualifications and characteristics for a church leader. He did so while declaring to the believers in Ephesus that God was guiding his ministry and they would never see him in person again. Paul placed the Gospel message as his highest priority—more so than his own comfort or even his own life. Do we model this same level of commitment to sharing, testifying, serving, and praying in Jesus’ name? Are we allowing God to lead and guide our ministry—both personally and corporately? Listen as Pastor Chad Stuart shares this timely message titled, "The Book of Acts: Model for Church Elders."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https:

Send us a textThe story of the city clerk in Acts 19 demonstrates how power and influence can be used for good—to diffuse a tense situation. Every person has a circle of influence. What we do with this influence is up to us. How do we effectively use our influence for the benefit of others and to the glory of Jesus? Join Pastor Matthew Piersanti as he shares the latest in our sermon series from the book of Acts titled, "Influencer."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve you.Spencerv

Send us a textJesus' final meal with the disciples in the upper room serves as a model for what we practice within the communion service. According to Jesus' own words, it is a service to remember. We're called to ponder His broken body and his innocent blood spilled—His sacrifice on the cross for our sake. We invite you to worship with us at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, September 11, as Pastor Chad shares a short message titled "This is my prayer for you..." as a homily to go with our communion service.DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to conne

Send us a textJesus' final meal with the disciples in the upper room serves as a model for what we practice within the communion service. According to Jesus' own words, it is a service to remember. We're called to ponder His broken body and his innocent blood spilled—His sacrifice on the cross for our sake. Listen as Pastor Chad shares a short message titled "This is my prayer for you..." as part of our communion service.DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve you.Spenc

Send us a textDo you struggle with idolatry? Most of us would probably answer in the negative. While it's true that we may not have little statues made of silver or gold, each of us can still struggle with idols. How are some common, modern-day idols impacting our faith? Can we move to a place where they no longer have any control over our lives? Worship with us as Pastor Matthew Piersanti returns to the Spencerville pulpit this week with a message from our series taken from the New Testament book of Acts titled "Removing Our Idols."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy

Send us a textWhen the Holy Spirit leads His church, it’s sometimes moved in directions that it didn't plan to go. In order for this to happen, we need an open posture and humble hearts. Are we laying our church (His people) at His feet each day and asking Him to lead? Do we trust that regardless of circumstances, His love will lead us to Salvation? Listen as Pastor Chad Stuart continues our series from the book of Acts with a message titled, “The Limitless Gift of Salvation.”DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, a

Send us a textAs we’ve discussed in the previous messages from this series, the strength of our spiritual health depends on the personal growth that takes place in, you guessed it, circles, not rows. The sum of our experience with God and each other must be more than 90 minutes of worship on Saturday mornings. As humans, we simply don’t build relationships this way. What happens when we make a conscious effort to spend time in circles? Listen as Pastor Chad has three special guests join him to bring this message home in a very real way.DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportu

Send us a textThere's an element of human connection so foundational, it's virtually impossible to function without it. Jesus and the Apostle Paul reference it in the Biblical accounts—and it's essential to understanding the concept of unity. What is it? Listen and worship with us as Pastor Chad Stuart as he shares the second part of this three-part sermon series—a message titled, "Unity Grows in Circles, Not Rows."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better serve you.Spencervill

Send us a textIn the second chapter of Philippians, Paul encourages the believers in Philippi to become united with each other by becoming united in Christ. Is this encouragement toward humility—putting others first—any less appropriate today? Can you think of any examples where we can set ourselves aside for the good of others? We invite you to listen as Pastor Chad begins a four-part series with a message titled "Humility Grows in Circles, Not Rows."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can better

Send us a textIn chapter sixteen of the book of Acts, following his separation from Barnabas, the Apostle Paul continued preaching the Gospel message from town to town. When he called Timothy to join him in his travels, he did something that was pragmatic, consistent, but may have caused Timothy to pause. What did Paul do? How did his actions contribute to a more effective spread of the Gospel message? What can we learn from Paul that will make Jesus better known and better loved in our community? Listen in as Pastor Chad Stuart delivers the twenty-first message from our series from the New Testament book of Acts titled, "Pragmatic for the Gospel."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We of

Send us a textDespite what we see played out on social media and in the news, it is possible to disagree and still be reconciled to one another. Doing so requires grace and forgiveness—something unfortunately in short supply these days. As children of God, we're called to a higher standard than contributing to the mob mentality. Pastor Kandace Zollman returns to the Spencerville pulpit to share a message titled "Forgiveness. Easier Said Than Done."DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE?If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spencerville is the church for you! Have questions about studying the Bible? We want to journey with you. Reach out through our website at https://spencervillechurch.org/contact, and a team member will be in contact at your convenience. Yes! We offer in-person and online Bible studies.LET'S CONNECT ONLINE!If you're on social media, we'd enjoy the opportunity to connect! We want to hear your story, feedback, and how we can bette