Worship at Spencerville

Send us Fan Mail It’s been over 500 years since Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on the door of the Wittenberg church in Germany, calling for reform. Though imperfect, God used Martin Luther to spur a new path for Christianity. However, as important as reforming systems may be, God also (and perhaps foremost) desires a reformed people. People who constantly search, read, and listen for His voice. They test what they learn against Scripture and ask the Holy Spirit to form them. Simply put, r...

Send us Fan Mail Join us for worship on Saturday, October 24, as Pastor Chad shares the fourth message in this five-part series, "This is Who We Are," with a message titled " Alive to God." We'd like to put a book in your hands that will change the way you see Jesus! This free offer is available to anyone with a U.S. mailing address. Visit https://spencervillechurch.org/allthingsnew and request your free copy of this beautiful, life-changing book today! DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE...

Send us Fan Mail "Seventy times seven." That's Jesus' response when He was asked how many times we should forgive—that's 490 times, if you're keeping track. However, rather than a literal number, Jesus is suggesting we keep extending grace through forgiveness. Why? Because that same grace and forgiveness have been extended to us. What would the world look like if we lived out the forgiveness we've received? Listen as Pastor Chad Stuart continues our current five-part sermon series, "This is W...

Send us Fan Mail As human beings created in God's image, we are heirs to the ultimate Treasure—Jesus. However, to claim our Inheritance, we must accept the citizenship offered to us and make God’s priorities our own. Listen to this powerful sermon replay as Pastor John Gonzalez shares the second in this five-part series titled “This is Who We Are” in a message, “Citizens of Heaven.” DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BIBLE? If you're searching for a warm, welcoming place to grow your faith, Spe...

Send us Fan Mail Wife. Mother. Husband. Brother. Aunt. Pastor. Doctor. These are all labels that speak to our identity— to who we are. However, when we become Christians, that is, believers and followers of Jesus Christ, we take on a completely new identity—one that supersedes all others. As Christians, part of the call is to live as missionaries for Jesus at all times and in all places. What does this mean, and does it change how we show up? If not, should it? Listen and worship along as Pas...