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"Bringing Families Together as ONE to Worship God"

One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all. Ephesians 4:6

10/30/2026

🎃 What a great time at the One Church Detroit & Healthy Kidz Halloween Party! 🍬🧡

Thank you to everyone who donated and supported this special day! A special thank-you to our One Church Detroit team who volunteered and served with love. Together, we’re keeping smiles on our kids’ faces! 🥰🎉

10/30/2026

📅 Today, Friday, October 30, 2026
⏰ 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 10301 W. Seven Mile Rd., Detroit, MI 48221

Bring the kids out for an afternoon of fun, candy, and excitement! Costumes are welcome!

Let’s come together and make this a special day for our children! See you there! 🎃❤️

10/30/2026

Praise God yesterday, today, and forever more...

“And having disarmed the powers and authorities, he made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them by the cross.” Colossians 2:15

“How ‘finished’ is it when God says it is?”

In John 19:30, Jesus says on the cross: “It is finished.” The word for finished here is tetelestai, from the root verb teleo, meaning to bring to an end, to complete, to accomplish, to fulfill, or to carry out. If you’re not a grammar nerd, that means it describes an action completed in the past whose results will continue; “It has been finished and will remain finished.” Here, Jesus expresses a complete accomplishment.

What was finished? The work the Father sent him to accomplish, the sacrificial payment for sin, the Old Testament promises for atonement, and the renewal of all things. In such a statement, nothing more needed to be done or added to this work.

If we want to get weird, because it happened to Jesus, who is fully God and human, the cross and resurrection happened both in a historical moment and eternity. Jesus is the Lamb slain “from the foundation of the world.” (Revelation 13:8)

Paul further articulates this finished work in Colossians 2. There exist evil spiritual powers, the realm of the Devil, out to kill and devour. On the cross, Jesus disarmed them, triumphed over them, and even made a spectacle of them, as he mocked them.

For you and me, for those who repent unto Jesus and follow him, we have entered this finished work. The victory was won, both in history and the eternal realms, for our redemption. For our salvation.

Our trust, therefore, entails renewing our minds to this reality. We face trials, temptations, betrayals, and crises. The world around us appears dark. Our hope remains as an anchor for our souls. His work of salvation and victory over every power of darkness is complete. We simply must believe, follow, and stand in his great love for us, waiting for the redemption already accomplished in Christ.

Pray with me...

Heavenly Father,

Thank you that when Jesus declared, “It is finished,” your work of redemption was fully accomplished. Strengthen our faith to stand in Christ’s complete victory over sin, death, and every power of darkness. Renew our minds when trials and fears surround us. Anchor our hope in your absolutely complete work, not our own ability or striving. Help us to walk in obedience, trusting your Word, living with confidence, our future is finished in your glory...in the mighty name of Jesus, Amen...stay blessed 😇 😇😇

10/29/2026

TO GOD BE THE GLORY! 🙌🏽💙

We are excited and blessed to share our beautiful new church home! ONE CHURCH DETROIT FINALLY HAS A PLACE TO CALL OUR VERY OWN!

📍 18296 James Couzens Fwy., Detroit, MI 48235

Our beautiful new space includes:

Sanctuary: Seating for up to 80 people

Fellowship Hall: Accommodates 35–40 people

A beautiful kitchen

Pastor's office

Two restrooms

Storage area and utility closet

A place to worship, fellowship, grow, serve our community, and share God's love with ALL people!

A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who gave, prayed, and supported us. Special thanks to our AMAZING ONE CHURCH DETROIT MEMBERS who went above and beyond to make this dream a reality!

We still have work to do, but look how far God has brought us!

OUR NEW SPACE! OUR NEW HOME! OUR VERY OWN!

💙 COME WORSHIP WITH US! Everyone is welcome!

Sunday Worship — 11:00 AM

Help us celebrate! LIKE, SHARE, and INVITE someone!

GOD IS GOOD, AND THE BEST IS YET TO COME!

ONE CHURCH DETROIT
2026 — FORWARD: KEEP IT MOVING!

10/29/2026

Praise God yesterday, today, and forever more...

The Lord will keep you from all harm; he will watch over your life; the Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore. - Psalm 121:7-8

Every day, our minds are moving.

What needs to get done? Who needs me? What did I forget? Did I respond to that message? Did I handle that conversation the right way? What am I making for dinner? What is on the calendar tomorrow?

The list goes on.

Our days can become so burdened with tasks, responsibilities, conversations, and people who need something from us that we don’t even have room to feel what is happening beneath the surface.

Can you relate?

And then, almost abruptly, the sun starts to set.

Night comes.

The house gets quiet. The computers are shut down. The conversations end. The lights go out. Our bodies finally become still.

But somehow, our minds don't.

Suddenly, the spinning begins.

And usually, it isn't the ordinary things that keep us awake. It's the bigger things. The conversation we keep repeating. In the stillness of night, fears that stayed under the surface all day suddenly seem to find their voice.

We cannot always control the storms that come.

And sometimes the storms don't even happen around us; they happen inside us.

Night comes, and suddenly the winds begin blowing through our minds.

What if this happens?

What if something happens to my children?

What if this doesn't work out?

What if I made the wrong decision?

What if tomorrow brings something I'm not prepared to handle?

We may not be able to stop every fearful thought from entering our minds, but we can choose how we respond when it does.And often, that preparation begins before the storm comes.

We remind ourselves of who God is to us.

We remember how He has shown up over and over in our lives.

We fill our minds with His Word.

We rehearse His faithfulness rather than every possible outcome.

We remind our souls: I am not the one holding everything together. God is.

Psalm 121:7–8 gives us this beautiful promise:

“The LORD will keep you from all harm—he will watch over your life; the LORD will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.”

Notice the repeated words: He will watch over you.

While you are working, He watches.

While you are parenting, He watches.

While you are trying to figure things out, He watches.

And when you turn off the light, close your eyes, and surrender everything you cannot control. He is still watching.

God doesn't clock out when you go to sleep.

You don't have to stay awake keeping watch over everything because He never stops watching over you.

That may be what some of us need to remember when the nighttime worries begin to blow.

The storm may come.

The wind may blow.

Things we love may even get shaken.

But we have a God who is present in the storm, faithful through the storm, and still there when morning comes. For tonight, we can rest in this unwavering promise, and we can trust Him at His word.

Pray with me...

Jesus, we have carried our load as far as we can carry it today. Now we give it to You. Watch over our lives. Watch over our children. Watch over our marriages. Watch over the situation we cannot fix. Watch over our comings and goings and watch over our minds as we sleep. And when tomorrow comes, if there is something that needs rebuilding, give us the grace to rebuild it. However, tonight, we will rest because you are still watching. Remind our hearts tonight that you never sleep and we are in your constant care. Thank you for your faithfulness and love for us, your children...in the mighty name of Jesus, Amen...stay blessed 😇 😇😇

10/28/2026

Praise God yesterday, today, and forever more...

But blessed is the one who trusts in the LORD, whose confidence is in him. (Jeremiah 17:7)

When you find your heart and soul weighed down by desperate hurt, yet you acknowledge that if you could simply trust that God has a really good plan for it all, and that so much goodness would surface from it all—if you could just trust God more—then maybe you would receive ease of your pain. Maybe then you could be at peace with your circumstances. And you may even find and feel some joy right where you are. I get it. I long to trust God with all my heart in the hard stuff and seasons of life, too.

And I believe that if we could truly trust God, we could find and focus on the good and find the joy we want. I know I want that. I also know God is always giving good, and that there is always good to give thanks for. And my goodness, how I want those thoughts to overpower my sadness and sorrow. I want my confidence to grow in the Lord’s unfailing love, which continually blesses me and those I love. What better way to live?

But how do we get there? How do we actually deepen our faith and trust?

We ask God. We seek his help, and we pursue his presence. I believe our growth happens in our daily dependence. Our declarations, first thing in the morning and throughout the day, of surrender, release, and gratitude. It’s in one day of dependence at a time, as we seek, that we see God’s faithfulness. And as we seek him more, we see his goodness more. And, we begin to weather life’s storms with faith a little more. Our trust deepens and grows. And our peace and joy deepen and grow.

Trust the truth that he blesses those, like me, who place their trust in him—just as the bible states over and over throughout scripture. But the truth is, we don’t need to negotiate, barter, or bargain with God. He will come through. He will bless us as we trust him. Period. His goodness will follow us just like Psalm 23:6 says, Surely your goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life. We can count on this truth. I’ve seen it, I’m sure you’ve seen it, and we will see it again.

Hold tight to the truths of God’s faithful, unending goodness. Let them wash over you, your struggles, and all your circumstances. Let God’s Word sink into your soul. Let his promises deepen your faith and trust, day after day after day. God is most certainly trustworthy. God is most certainly so, so good.

Pray with me...

Father God, You are full of abundant goodness. We know this because your trustworthy word says so, and because we have seen evidence all through our lives. Yet, right now, there are circumstances surrounding us that hurt and are extremely hard. And what we want is to deepen our trust in the truth of your goodness so we can experience your peace and joy. We long for your peace and joy. Show us the good around us today, remind us that there is even more to come, and help us lean on your word and promises with greater confidence. Lord, we know you bless those whose confidence is in you, and we want that to be more true of us every day. We thank you for your faithfulness that always follows us and for your love that never leaves us...in the mighty name of Jesus, Amen...stay blessed 😇 😇😇

10/27/2026

🦃 HELP US SET THE TABLE! 🧡

One Church Detroit & The Savoury Side are preparing a Thanksgiving meal for approximately 100 people, including 50 meals to be delivered throughout our community.

Your generosity can help make it happen! Sponsor the purchase of a menu item, donate needed serving supplies or beverages, or give any monetary amount.

✅ Check the flyer for needed items.
🔴 Items highlighted in red have already been donated.

Please let us know what you would like to sponsor or donate so we can update our list.

💚 Cash App: $onechurchdetroit
📝 Put THANKSGIVING in the memo.
📧 For information or to coordinate donations:
[email protected]

Every contribution helps us share a warm, home-cooked meal and remind our neighbors they are loved.

Thank you for helping us bring our community together. Please share! 🍂

10/27/2026

🍂 YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE ALONE THIS THANKSGIVING! 🍂

Come join our family! One Church Detroit & The Savoury Side invite you to a Thanksgiving Day Service & Dinner filled with worship, food, fellowship, and fun! ❤️

📅 Thursday, November 26, 2026
🕑 2 PM–5 PM
🍽️ Dinner served at 3 PM
📍 One Church Detroit
18296 James Couzens Fwy, Detroit, MI 48235

The game will be on! Enjoy karaoke, board games, and more. We’ll also prepare to-go meals for our neighbors experiencing homelessness.

ALL ARE WELCOME! Come as you are, bring a friend, and join us—there’s a place for you at our table!

📧 Information: [email protected]
💚 Donations: Cash App $onechurchdetroit
📝 Memo: THANKSGIVING

Please share and help us spread the invitation! 🧡

10/27/2026

Praise God yesterday, today, and forever more...

“In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us through wordless groans. And he who searches our hearts knows the mind of the Spirit, because the Spirit intercedes for God’s people in accordance with the will of God.” - Romans 8:26-27

Repeat the word “help” in your mind... allow the tears to stream down your face and into your pillow; Recite Romans 8:26-27 in the moment...This is what it's like for the Holy Spirit to intervene for us with wordless groans. The Spirit knows exactly what we need even when we cannot articulate or formulate the words to pray in an intelligible language. When I’ve been in so much pain due to worry, stress, heartache/break, or illness, I’ll groan to find relief from the pain. This is why the Spirit groans—to help find us relief from our pain.

The good news is that because God knows us intimately and knows everything about us, he already knows what we need before we express it. The genius of the gospel is that we don't need to have the right words or say exactly what we need to express. Even when we don't pray and ask for exactly what we need, the Holy Spirit’s love and omniscience carry our requests to His ears.

Isn’t it nice to know we don’t have to have it all together to have an intimate relationship with God? We have all gone through difficult trials in our lives. But some seasons seem harder than others. When it feels as if God is being relentless and allowing trials to transform our character, we can take solace in knowing that we don't need to pray the right words—or even pray any words at all. All we need to do is come to the Spirit with a contrite heart, and he will do the rest.

Is there something that you have not taken the time to pray for?

Is there something that you've not brought to God because it's simply too difficult for you to express? Perhaps you have a wayward child, a difficult relationship, or some other hardship that is preventing you from having an intimate relationship with God. Everyone goes through dry spiritual times. Simply because God feels distant does not mean he is. Instead, he is always present with us. Even if we cannot feel his presence, we can take comfort in knowing he is with us, knows exactly what we need, and his Spirit intercedes for us.

Don’t be afraid to bring to God your deepest, darkest feelings. It is not unknown to God. In fact, it is downright silly to hide our deepest feelings from God because he knows us so intimately—he even knows how many hairs are on our heads! God wants us to come to him with our feelings because he loves us. He never asks us to be perfect to be a part of God’s kingdom.

Father, thank you for knowing us intimately. Thank you for sending your Spirit to be our advocate, even in times of great trial. Take comfort in knowing that you are interceding for us with groans that only God can hear and understand. Remind us that God will answer our deepest groanings...in the mighty name of Jesus, Amen...stay blessed 😇 😇😇

10/26/2026

Praise God yesterday, today, and forever more...

So I strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and man (Acts 24:16).

At the end of the day, our minds can replay what happened in the previous hours. We go over the conversation that did not go well, and the tone we wish we had not used. Our shoulders can feel tense from the resentment we hold onto. Or we sigh with regret over the right thing we should have done, but we chose the easier thing instead. Sometimes the day ends with a heaviness we wish we didn’t have.

A clear conscience is a precious gift. It does not mean we have lived perfectly. It means we have chosen to live honestly before God. We can allow Him to search us, correct us, forgive us, and lead us back into peace.

Paul's words in Acts 24:16 remind us that a clear conscience is not casual or automatic. It is something we pay attention to. It requires humility before God and honesty in our relationships with others.

Our conscience can become clouded when we excuse what God is asking us to confess. We may justify a sharp word because we were tired. We may minimize a selfish choice because our needs felt urgent. We may ignore a strained relationship because making peace feels awkward. Yet we often find that the longer we avoid what God is bringing to our attention, the heavier our hearts become.

The good news is that we do not have to end the day hiding from God or carrying our heavy burden. We can bring everything into His presence—the words we regret, the thoughts we entertained, and the good we left undone. God does not invite us into confession so He can shame us. He invites us into confession so He can cleanse us.

A clear conscience comes through the mercy of God through Christ. Because of Jesus, we can be truthful about our wrongdoing without being crushed by it. We can repent without despairing. We can ask for forgiveness and receive peace. We can also ask God for the courage to make things right with others where needed.

Tonight, do not carry your burden into sleep. Bring the day honestly before God. Let Him show you what needs to be confessed and received from Him. Then rest in His mercy...

Pray with me...

Lord God, as this day comes to an end, we come before You with an honest heart. You have seen every moment of this day—our words, our thoughts, our choices, our reactions, and the motives we may not have understood ourselves.

We want to keep a clear conscience before You and before others. Show us where we spoke too quickly, judged too harshly, held onto resentment, protected our pride, or ignored someone’s need.

Forgive us for the things we have done wrong and for the good we left undone. Forgive us for excusing what You are gently asking us to confess. Thank You that we do not have to hide from You. Because of Jesus, we can come to You truthfully and receive mercy.

When we need to make something right, give us humility and courage to do so. If we need to apologize, help us not delay. If we need to speak the truth, help us speak with grace. If we need to release anger or bitterness, help us place it into Your hands.

Give us a clear conscience tonight—not because we have been perfect, but because You are perfect. May Your forgiveness bring us peace...in the mighty name of Jesus, Amen...stay blessed 😇 😇😇

Address

18296 James Cousin
Detroit, MI
48235

Opening Hours

Wednesday	3pm - 7pm
Sunday	9am - 1:30pm

Telephone

+13139392594

Website

https://www.onechurchdetroit.org/

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