Ready to discover your role in God's global mission? In our study of 1 Thessalonians 2:17 - 3:10, we're exploring three powerful truths about advancing God's kingdom: it's a team effort, it will face opposition, and it's an invitation to greater joy. Paul's passionate heart for unreached peoples challenges us to move beyond comfortable Christianity and ask hard questions: "Is the enemy intimidated by your faithfulness? Who's your team in reaching the lost around you? What "resume" will you present to Jesus when you see Him face to face?" Join us as we learn how stepping out of our comfort zones to pursue God's kingdom brings us closer to Jesus and fills us with a joy that surpasses anything this world offers.

In our study of 1 Thessalonians 2:1-16, we discovered how Paul made an incredible impact - not through perfect sermons, but through his godly lifestyle. Paul showed that the Gospel is always on display through our speech (sharing God's truth), our actions (nurturing and encouraging others), and our hard work (laboring for the kingdom). Just as Paul's conduct left a lasting impression, we're challenged to consider: Who has God placed in your life to share the Gospel with, and how are you putting Christ on display through your daily life?

Join us for this powerful study as we learn how to live out the Gospel in our everyday relationships and work.

What makes a church worth thanking God for? Join us as we explore the timeless characteristics that marked the Thessalonian church—a small but faithful community that left such an impact, their testimony echoed across neighboring cities. Through examining Paul's letter of gratitude, we'll discover three essential markers of a thriving faith community: godly character rooted in faith, hope, and love; gospel convictions that transform how we live; and genuine life change that turns hearts from empty idols to the living God. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, wondering what authentic faith looks like, or simply curious about what makes a lasting difference in people's lives, this message offers both challenge and encouragement for anyone on the journey of faith.

Thank you for joining us for the Fall Kickoff of Men's Bible Study at The Grove Community Church! This semester, we will be studying 1 & 2 Thessalonians. We are a church Being Changed by God to Reach All People. To learn more about The Grove, click here. To view more content for our off-campus groups, click here.

You're invited to join us for our final session of Men's Bible Study as we continue our journey through the book of Galatians. Together, we'll learn to distinguish good spiritual influences from harmful ones, discover what it means to be "a new creation," and understand how to center our lives on Christ rather than religious practices. Whether you're a longtime follower or just beginning your faith journey, you'll find meaningful connection, practical wisdom, and spiritual growth. Be part of a community of men seeking to maximize Christ in every aspect of life.

Join us as we explore Galatians 6:6-10 and discover the powerful principle that "we reap what we sow." In this teaching, we'll examine Jesus' parable of the sower and learn how to cultivate spiritual growth in our lives. Trevor will guide us through two practical ways to sow to the Spirit: by supporting those who teach God's Word and by doing good works without growing weary. Whether you're seeking to deepen your faith or looking for practical ways to live out God's calling, this message offers biblical wisdom for a fruitful spiritual life. Come discover how your faithful investments today can yield eternal rewards!

We invite you to join us as we continue our journey through Galatians, where we're discovering what a Spirit-filled community truly looks like. This week, we'll explore Galatians 6:1-5 and how as brothers in Christ, we bear one another's burdens, following Jesus' example of taking what wasn't His fault and making it His responsibility. Come experience the transformative power of authentic community, where we restore each other with gentleness, offer support without judgment, and embrace vulnerability. No man was meant to carry his burdens alone.

Join us for our study on Galatians 5:22-26, Part 2!