Peace Presbyterian Church

08/31/2026

Are you feeling worn down by the constant push to "hustle harder," demand instant answers, or avoid life's discomforts at all costs?

This week, we dive into John 15 and 16 to look at Jesus’ final words to His disciples in the Upper Room. Together, we unpack two essential truths that can ground us through any season: God is sovereign and good, and reality is our friend.

Join us as we explore how to break free from three subtle myths that sabotage our spiritual lives:

The Myth of Self – Learning to drop self-reliance and rely completely on the Vine.

The Myth of Comfort – Understanding the difference between God's pruning and His punishment.

The Myth of the Immediate – Finding peace and waiting on the Holy Spirit in a culture obsessed with instant fixes.

No matter what trial or season you are walking through right now, take heart: Jesus has already overcome the world.

🎧 Listen here: https://peacepresflint.com/sermons

Reflection for the Week:

Which of the three myths (Self, Comfort, or the Immediate) is the hardest for you to let go of right now? Drop a comment below or share your thoughts with a friend!

08/27/2026

A reminder all former Omega Teeners and Prez Webbers! Join us this Friday at church at 7PM. Hope to see some of you there!

08/23/2026

Tuesday, September 15 at 12:30 Beyond Sunday School returns here Peace Presbyterian Church!

We will begin our season of looking at the depths of grace with Brennan Manning’s, The Ragamuffin Gospel.

Here’s a link to purchase the book:

Most of us believe in God’s grace—in theory. But somehow we can’t seem to apply it in our daily lives. We continue to see Him as a small-minded bookkeeper, tallying our failures and successes on a score sheet. Yet God gives us His grace, willingly, no matter what we’ve done. We come to Him a...

08/23/2026

This Sunday we were in John 14 — and Jesus said something that stops you in your tracks.

Not "God has a wonderful plan for your life." Not a promise that following him means smooth sailing.

He looked at his closest friends on the darkest night of their lives and said: "Do not let your hearts be troubled."

He didn't deny the pain. He met them in it.

That's the word for all of us who have lain awake staring at a dark ceiling — anxious, heartbroken, unsure what comes next. Jesus answers the questions we're actually asking:

Where will I go? How will I get there? Am I alone? How do I have peace when everything is falling apart?

His answer: you are not lost. You are not alone.

If you missed Sunday, the sermon is available on our podcast feed.

📖 John 14:1–31
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08/17/2026

Our Senior Luncheon for this month is next Tuesday, August 25th at 12:30 PM at 1521 N. Elms Rd. Our menu for this month includes baked chicken, scalloped potatoes, salad, veggies, and dessert. Please RSVP so we have enough to feed you! 810- 230-9544 We hope to see you there!

08/16/2026

This week we stepped into the upper room with Jesus and his disciples — the last evening before the cross. In John 13, Jesus takes on the role of the lowest servant in the house and washes the feet of the very disciple who will betray him. It's a picture of a love that doesn't wait to be deserved.

"The way of Jesus is rooted in a discomforting love." Not the easy, happy-go-lucky love the world sells us — a love that serves, that extends grace without guarantee, and that calls us to love one another the way we've been loved.

Missed it Sunday, or want to sit with it again? The full message is up on the site.

🔗 https://peacepresflint.com/sermons

08/09/2026

This morning we closed out Part 2 of our series in the Gospel of John, "Believing Is Seeing, and Believing Is Life," with a look at John 10–12. Three chapters, three fears, one answer: Christ's sovereign grace, rooted in love, drives out fear of the enemy, fear of death, and fear of loneliness.

If you missed it — or want to sit with it again — the full message is up on the site. Next week we begin Part 3: the glory of the cross.

🔗 https://peacepresflint.com/sermons

08/02/2026

This Sunday we continued our journey through the Gospel of John, covering chapters 7 through 9 — three chapters that all circle around one moment: Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles, claiming to be both the living water and the light of the world.

We looked at the woman caught in adultery, the man born blind, and the question underneath both stories: are we holding onto rules and traditions more tightly than we're holding onto people?

If you missed it, the message is available on our podcast page, and we'd love to have you with us next Sunday at 10:45 AM.

https://peacepresflint.com/sermons

07/27/2026

Come and play for your team - Omega Teens vs. Pres Web! Friday, August 28th, 6-8 PM. Join us for food, fellowship, reminiscing, and playing some ball! Please let us know if you can be there!!

07/26/2026

"Do you want to get well?" Jesus asks a man who's been sick for 38 years, and the man's answer is basically a list of reasons why it's impossible. Sound familiar?

This week we walked through John 5 and 6 together and asked the question underneath all of Jesus' signs: are we after what he gives, or after him? Come wrestle with it alongside us!

https://peacepresflint.com/sermons