Cedar Grove Baptist Church

04/26/2026

04/12/2026

Join us for worship at 11am as we continue our series in the gospel of John! 825 Cedar Grove Rd.

03/22/2026

No Sunday School this week. See you at 11 for worship as we study John 11!

01/31/2026

Adjusted schedule for tomorrow! No Sunday School. Church will be at 11 as usual and Zoomed for those who need to join remotely. Link in comments.

Please be careful if traveling to church, as the roads and parking lot are still slick in spots.

01/28/2026

No Wednesday night activities this week due to road conditions!

01/25/2026

Have you ever wondered why John starts his gospel by calling Jesus "the Word"? While we aren't gathering this morning, you can continue our study in John with this short video:

John begins his Gospel account by introducing Jesus as the Word of God, echoing the opening chapters of Genesis, where God created life through his spoken wo...

01/24/2026

Cedar Grove will be closed tomorrow due to the weather and road conditions. Stay safe and we'll see you next Sunday!

01/11/2026

Today we'll look at how John the Baptist and Jesus cross paths as Jesus begins his ministry. Worship with us at 11!

12/21/2025

Join us for worship today at 11am and a candlelight service tonight at 6pm! 825 Cedar Grove Rd.

10/21/2025

Go Badger Pride Marching Band! We are proud to support our CGBC youth and their band friends.

10/12/2025

This morning's sermon comes from 2 Thessalonians 1. A (long) quote from one commentary:

"It takes spiritual discernment to see in a situation of injustice (like the persecution of the innocent) evidence of the just judgment of God. Our habit is to see only the surface appearance, and so make only superficial comments. We see the malice, cruelty, power and arrogance of the evil men who persecute. We see also the sufferings of the people of God, who are opposed, ridiculed, boycotted, harassed, imprisoned, tortured and killed. In other words, what we see is injustice—the wicked flourishing and the righteous suffering. It seems completely topsy-turvy.

We are tempted to inveigh against God and against the miscarriage of justice. ‘Why doesn’t God do something?’ we complain indignantly. And the answer is that he is doing something and will go on doing it. He is allowing his people to suffer, in order to qualify them for his heavenly kingdom. He is allowing the wicked to triumph temporarily, but his just judgment will fall upon them in the end. Thus Paul sees evidence that God’s judgment is right in the very situation in which we might see nothing but injustice.

We need the same spiritual discernment and godly perspective as Paul had. In the Thessalonians’ success, instead of flattering them, he thanked God for the evidence of his grace. In their sufferings, instead of complaining, he thanked God for the evidence of his justice."

- John R. W. Stott, The Message of Thessalonians

10/04/2025

Church-wide breakfast tomorrow at 10 before worship at 11 with guest preacher Wade Wilson. Join us at 825 Cedar Grove Rd!