Current Preaching and Teaching Series at Eagle Heights - Join us for a lesson.

Sunday Mornings 10:45 AM

In our Sunday morning worship service, the series which should go much of this year, is entitled “Go Forth Unto Perfection.”  Although childhood is a great time, it is not intended to last beyond a few years.  The same is true in our spiritual lives and such is the reason for the book of Hebrews.  The book was written because God’s people were living like children because they had lost sight of Jesus as the superior Person who could take them forward in their spiritual life with Him. 

His work being superior to any old testament saint, priest or prophet showed faith in his superior sacrifice as the superior way of life.  Join us as we journey thru this marvelous book and see how many of our problems and childish ways of living are answered in this look at Jesus Christ the superior one who can meet all our needs and help through all our struggles.

Sunday School Bible Study at 9:30 AM

Called to Conquer -  A study on the life of Joshua. What can we learn from the book of Joshua on how to be "more than conquerors through Jesus Christ in the areas of fighting our sinful flesh, overcoming bad habits, waiting on God when discouragement sets in, walking by faith, standing alone against an ungodly culture and more. This series will help you lead in your home and in your community. 

Romans - The Most Grand Revelation of Christian Doctrine in Scripture. This study will cover the grand pillars of core doctrine as found in the book of Romans. From a practical sense it will also help you go from doctrine to duty with delight as you live in our present day culture. 

Ladies Sunday School Option - ​ ​Being a Romans 12 Type Christian - A Study in Romans 12 based on Chip Ingram's book.

 Wednesday Evenings 7PM

On Wednesday evenings, we are studying first Thessalonians under the title “Meant for More”.  The young church that Paul had started was growing  but Paul was not able to revisit them so he writes this encouraging letter to both instruct and inspire. 

Although they were doing well in the their walk with the Lord, they still needed to grow more spiritually.  This is true for all of us.  We are meant for more thanksgiving, more, service, more godliness, and more Gospel focus even amidst afflictions.  

​This study in Thessalonians will encourage us to go for the gold standard in our spiritual walk by not settling for where we are but where God wants us to be.
 

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