Sundays at Three

Sundays at Three We are a fellowship of Christians seeking to do church differently. Our Motto: Church. Simply. Our Schedule:
Services and Small Groups both begin at 3 p.m.

We are getting back to the basics of what church is really about: growing together as disciples of Christ. Our Purpose: To rethink and simplify the church experience by focusing on growing together as disciples of Christ. on their respective Sundays. Sundays at Three seeks to balance the importance of corporate worship with small group community by building both into the typical church schedule. T

o do that, we meet two Sundays a month corporately for a church/worship service, and two Sundays a month in a small group setting. In months with a fifth Sunday, we plan a “Service Sunday” — where our “church” for the week involves undertaking a community service project as a church body:

1st Sunday of the Month: Small Groups at Family Legacy Counseling, in Johnston
2nd Sunday of the Month: Service at Hyperion Field Club, Banquet Hall
3rd Sunday of the Month: Small Groups at Family Legacy Counseling, in Johnston
4th Sunday of the Month: Service at Hyperion Field Club, Banquet Hall
5th Sunday of the Month (if applicable): Service Sunday - TBD

Marriage. Singleness. And the respective roles of husbands and wives. Find out what Paul had to say about all of it a...
11/15/2022

Marriage. Singleness. And the respective roles of husbands and wives. Find out what Paul had to say about all of it as we forge ahead into First Corinthians Chapter 7 with Bethel Seminary Professor Mark Strauss. Listen or watch here:

Grab a warm cup of coffee on this rainy day and take a few minutes to enjoy this great message! Hope you’re ready for a ...
11/04/2022

Grab a warm cup of coffee on this rainy day and take a few minutes to enjoy this great message! Hope you’re ready for a wake-up call as we explore Paul's discussion of sexual sin. (1 Cor. 6:12-20). Don't worry, we'll keep it PG-rated! Join us as we continue our series on First Corinthians with Bethel Seminary Professor Mark Strauss.
Listen or watch here:

Hi, church!For today's mid-week message, we pose the question: When (if ever) should Christians engage in lawsuits? Pau...
10/29/2022

Hi, church!

For today's mid-week message, we pose the question: When (if ever) should Christians engage in lawsuits? Paul gives us the answer. Lawyers beware! Join us as we continue our series on First Corinthians with Bethel Seminary Professor Mark Strauss. Listen (or watch) here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCktxRlZ0EY
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Morning, church!What's the sign of a true Christian disciple (and leader)? Paul's answer may surprise you. Join us as ...
10/19/2022

Morning, church!

What's the sign of a true Christian disciple (and leader)? Paul's answer may surprise you. Join us as we continue our series on First Corinthians with Bethel Seminary Professor Mark Strauss. Listen (or watch) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p_IOd9c8j0

Powerful stuff! Have a great week!

What might Paul say about today's "celebrity" pastors? Listen in as we continue our podcast series on First Corinthians...
10/12/2022

What might Paul say about today's "celebrity" pastors? Listen in as we continue our podcast series on First Corinthians with Bethel Professor Mark Strauss -- this week on Paul's view of the "Role of Christian Leaders." Listen (or watch) here:

09/07/2022

Hi gang! If you’re planning on coming over to our place this Sunday night at 5 PM for dinner, worship and teaching, please respond here or reach out to Christian and let us know. Thanks so much, can’t wait to see you all!

06/06/2022

Hi everybody!

Happy summer, it's almost here! Just a reminder and some details about our lawn party and worship night: Ed and I are hosting the get-together at our house on Sunday afternoon, June 12. We'll be providing picnic style food - think fried chicken and potato salad - and will also have a "we**ie roast" and s'mores and a dessert by Mary. Come anytime after 4pm and enjoy some lawn games, the kids are welcome, but childcare is not offered. We'll eat around 5pm. After dinner, Rob will lead a time of worship, and Ed will teach. Please bring lawn chairs (and ask the Lord for good weather for us, if someone else isn't needing rain, that is!).

Until then, "The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace." Numbers 6:24-26

*****please comment or email Pat your RSVP******

In Jesus' love,
Pat

04/24/2022

Cute kids working together to move rings.

04/15/2022

Hi everyone,

Hope you're having a meaningful Holy Week! Looking forward to celebrating Easter with you on Sunday at our place! Reminder: We'll be meeting at 10 a.m. for a time of communion, a short teaching (entitled "Impossible."), and fellowship. We'll also have plenty of refreshments. (Let us know if you have questions or need directions.) Hope to see you there!
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- Christian

04/08/2022

Hi all,

Hope you are well!

First, some administrative news: we've decided to start meeting at Family Legacy (rather than Hyperion) each week going forward -- INCLUDING THIS SUNDAY. Hyperion has served as a great (and economical) venue, but we've been enjoying the more intimate vibe at FLC -- and, frankly, it's easier to remember. So, we'll see you this Sunday at 3 at FLC!

Second, don't forget to RSVP for Easter (10 a.m. on 4/17) at the Walks'. Would love to see you! And feel free to bring any friends or family that need a place to church!

Third, a final thought as we end this Lenten season of reflection and prepare for Holy Week. On April 19th, the City of Johnson holds its annual "Spring Cleanup" day -- affectionately referred to by some as "dump day" -- when residents can drag all their extra junk to the curb for disposal. As we take stock of what to throw away this year, I was reminded of a famous prayer by St. Augustine, as he was wrestling with his Christian conversion. He prayed to God: "Give me chastity and continence [self-control]; but not too soon." See, Augustine wanted to be fully committed to his walk with Christ, but he was having trouble giving up certain, ahem, unwholesome passions -- clutter, if you will -- that were getting in the way. Sometimes we, too, hold onto "clutter" that holds us back from seeking Christ. That crowds out God's voice. That distracts us from his direction. That keeps us from going "all in." It might be a belief, an attitude, a behavior, or relationship. As we prepare to celebrate next week the grace and forgiveness that comes through Christ's death and resurrection, I pray that -- like Augustine eventually did -- we would reflect on and toss to the curb whatever it might be that is cluttering our spiritual house. That we would hold a spiritual Spring Cleanup of sorts. And that we would instead remain laser-focused on running "with perseverance the race marked out for us" with Christ. Heb. 12:1

04/03/2022

At FLC today! See you soon!

03/27/2022

Reminder!!! We are back at Hyperion Field Club in Johnston today!!

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Johnston, IA

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