Green River Chapel General Baptist Church

06/11/2026

We hope you will join us for VBS!

06/08/2026

Waiting is where faith becomes necessary because a God of instant gratification requires no faith. It is in the "gap moments" of silence and delay that our trust is truly tested, allowing spiritual transformation and patience to develop beneath the surface.

06/07/2026

Happening tonight following our evening service.

06/07/2026

06/06/2026

Our struggles often lead us away from our source, which is the Lord. We think we have all of the answers and have it figured out on our own. We don’t know how to ask people for help or advice and we keep trying to get past our problems and figure everything out on our own. Each wrong turn and dead end should’ve brought us closer.

Remember, God is our source. Call out to him with humility. He will meet you where you are.

06/03/2026

In good times, worship. In bad times worship.

If we back up a few verses before Isaiah 25:1 we will see that Chapter 24 describes a time of severe, worldwide divine judgment. Because of human sin and rebellion, the earth is laid waste and thrown into chaos. In the middle of this universal destruction, Isaiah shifts his focus to a faithful remnant who continue to trust God despite the terrifying circumstances.

Isaiah 25:1 teaches us the importance of unwavering trust in God, whose ancient plans are rooted in perfect faithfulness and truth. It models how believers can offer deliberate, personal praise—even in uncertain times—by recognizing God’s sovereign control and His enduring reliability.

06/02/2026

Wednesday night immediately following Bible study we will be having a celebration for outgoing and incoming trustees at GRC.

We ask that everyone bring their favorite foods or dessert.

06/02/2026

Don’t let the enemy rob you of having a good day.

We often let our thoughts get the best of us. Maybe we had a negative encounter at home, at work, or even driving down the road when someone cut us off. If we dwell on those things, they can easily dictate how the rest of our day unfolds.

Remember Paul’s words to the church in Philippi:

“Fix your thoughts on what is true, and honorable, and right, and pure, and lovely, and admirable. Think about things that are excellent and worthy of praise.” — Philippians 4:8 (NLT)

Paul understood hardship. He knew what it was like to face opposition, disappointment, uncertainty, and circumstances that seemed unfair. Yet he encouraged believers to intentionally shift their focus away from the negativity around them and toward the goodness of God.

Negative things will happen. People will let us down. Plans will change. Challenges will come. But we have a choice in what we allow our minds to dwell on.

Today, choose to focus on what is excellent and worthy of praise. Fix your eyes on Jesus rather than your circumstances. When your focus changes, your perspective changes. And when your perspective changes, your day often gets a whole lot better.

Don’t give the enemy the victory by surrendering your peace. Keep your eyes on Christ and trust Him with the rest.