" Comfort, yes, comfort My people!"
Says your God.
"Speak comfort to Jerusalem, and cry out to her,
That her warfare is ended,
That her iniquity is pardoned;
For she has received from the Lord’s hand
Double for all her sins."
The voice of one crying in the wilderness:
"Prepare the way of the Lord;
Make straight in the desert
A highway for our God.
Every valley shall be exalted
And every mountain and hill brought low;
The crooked places shall be made straight
And the rough places smooth;
The glory of the Lord shall be revealed,
And all flesh shall see it together;
For the mouth of the Lord has spoken."
Isaiah 40:1-5
COME WORSHIP WITH US!
Sunday School - 10AM
NO Sunday School this week.
Next week, we will continue our study of Church History with a series from Ligonier taught by Robert Godfrey....looking at John Calvin and his theology.
Morning Worship - 11 AM OCT 4, 2026
"The Mystery of Fullfillment" Ephesians 1:7-12
Preacher Mark Popovitch
Pastor Rodney Collins will be serving The Lord's Supper this week.
Sunday Evening Service Opportunities -
5:00PM in person with Christ Church , meeting at Robbins Memorial Church, Greenfield, MA https://www.christchurchgreenfield.org/
6:00 PM Live-streaming or in person at West Springfield Covenant Community Church https://westspringfieldchurch.org/
Women's Bible Study - NEXT meeting is Monday, October 5, from 10 - 11:30-ish.
Everyone is welcome to join us We will continue our study of "Let's Study James" by Sinclair Ferguson.
BOLTON CONFERENCE, Sponsored by New England Reformed Fellowship, https://newenglandreformedfellowship.org/2026-conference
Fri and Sat, Oct 30-31
"Communion with Christ and One Another"
The speakers are: Dr. J. Stephen Yuille (Professor of Church History and Spiritual Formation, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) and Dr. John W. Tweeddale (Vice-President of Academics and Professor of Theology, Reformation Bible College)
The focus is on a better understand the believer's vital communion with Jesus Christ and its implications toward fellow believers. The aim is to answer the urge for a nearer and growing communion with Christ and all that flows from it, such that we may sincerely say along with Rutherford: "I am in as sweet communion with Christ as a poor sinner can be; and am only pained that He hath much beauty and fairness, and I little love; He great power and mercy, and I little faith; He much light, and I bleared eyes.”
What We Believe:
