Spring Cypress Presbyterian Church

“God loves you.” That statement is as wonderful as it is true. Yet have you ever considered that God’s love poured out to sinners testifies to the utter graciousness of God? Join us as we explore how the Reformation doctrine of Sola Gratia helps us understand the wonderful love of God!

As we commence our 2022 Reformation series, it is vital that we understand the truth about ourselves if we are to be amazed with God’s grace to us. Join us as we explore what the Bible says about us, and why this important rediscovery at the time of the Reformation sets such a good stage for the Good News.

Life is full of hardship, and we are called to see it through the God-centered lens of his sovereignty over all things. In our day of hardship, what is the basis of our continued hope in God’s goodness to us? Join us as we explore what this passage says to comfort our hearts!

Oftentimes we feel dissatisfied and disaffected towards God, and if uncorrected this leads to impiety and brazen accusations toward God, followed by rebellious actions from God. In today’s passage the Lord graciously addressed the exasperation of His people with an appeal to “remember and know” - to snap out of their stupor and to recall the Lord’s goodness and all his saving acts on their behalf. Join us as we consider what the Lord has done, and what he requires of us in response.

In today’s passage the prophet provides the people with five snapshots of what life looks like during the reign of the Messiah. Believers can be confident that though we are beset by many struggles, the outcome is sure!

Kings are the the personified embodiment of the people they rule. As such, they are symbols of strength, stability, and security. Faced with a grim reality in which the satanic powers of a foreign army had ridiculed and humiliated their king, robbing the people of any sense of safety, God graciously announces the pending arrival of a King who will give his people rest on every side. Join us as we explore what this means for how we process and experience the bad days of the present.

Using the language of warfare, we are encouraged to join in the work of the Kingdom of God as we expand Christ’s dominion here on earth. Join us as we consider how we might “arise and thresh” in our present context!

God delights in subverting the wisdom of the world. One way He does this is by calling and claiming people who the world dismisses as insignificant and irrelevant. Today’s passage teaches us a number of vital truths about the sacred assembly of the remnant, God’s chosen people through whom is worked God’s sovereign salvific purposes. Join us!

In these verses the prophet foretells a great and glorious future. Join us as we explore what these verses mean for us in our present context and how they instill hope and a life of faithfulness in any situation.

In today’s passage, the Prophet speaks against the ruling establishment for their egregious violations of God’s covenant, ultimately announcing the pending fall of their entire civilization. But what does this have to do with us? Join us as we explore Micah’s vital message to us in our present context.

Join us as guest speaker Rev. Tim Hoke preaches from Revelation 21, discussing the hope of heaven that is ours in Christ.

In today’s passage we learn that for the original audience, idolatry had reduced them to a brutish “might makes right” state. This was aided and abetted by unfaithful preaching of the Word that resulted in a fundamentally wrong idea of God and how they should live. Join us as we explore the impact over time of the “preaching diet” we are fed.

Rev. Paul Miller preaches on Luke 19:1-10.

Please join us as we receive a message from our guest speaker, Rev. Ken Thurman.

Rev. Ken Thurman preaches on Judges 1:1-21.

Guest Preacher Rev. Ken Thurman preaches on Psalm 27.

As we conclude our study of this letter, James gives us picture of how life should be in the local church. He underscores the culture of prayer and practical caring that should describe our congregation and he demonstrates that we ought to develop a climate of intimacy, transparency, and accountability. Join us as we explore this passage together!

Writing to Christians experiencing various troubles, James encourages his readers to bear in mind that Jesus is coming soon. How does the return of Christ inform and shape our behavior in the troubles of our present lives? Join us as we explore this passage together!

In today’s passage James dons the mantle of prophet and delivers an oracle of judgment against “the rich” - the cultural ‘haves' who were leveraging their wealth to oppress the cultural ‘have nots’ that are the less fortunate, including many Christians. James delivers a stern warning in which their materialism and gross ambivalence and abuse of others is addressed. But what does this passage have to say to those inside the church? Join us as we explore James’s warning to the wealthy!

The pride of life tells us to make much of ourselves and our will. Yet this is the key to despair and anxiety rather than the way to encourage human flourishing. Instead, today’s passage picks up on a theme pervasive throughout Scripture, namely that we are small, and ought to reckon with and rest in the fact that it is the purposes of God that prevail. Join us as we learn what it means to live our lives Deo Volente.