Tannehill Valley Baptist Church

09/06/2026

09/05/2026

What if the chapter that felt like the end of your story became the beginning of something beautiful?

Naomi had known heartbreaking loss. Ruth faced an uncertain future. Neither could see everything God was doing—but He had not forgotten them. Quietly and faithfully, God was working to redeem their pain, restore their hope, and accomplish something far greater than they could imagine.

This Sunday, we continue our journey through Ruth as we enter Ruth 4 and witness the long-awaited day of redemption.
It is a powerful reminder that when life seems broken, empty, or beyond repair, God is still working—and He is not finished with your story.

Ruth’s redeemer also points us to Jesus Christ—the Redeemer who knew what our salvation would cost and willingly paid the price for us.

We warmly invite you and your family to join us this Sunday at Tannehill Valley Baptist Church.

Bible Study — 9:00 AM
Morning Worship — 10:00 AM

Come and be reminded: You are not forgotten, your pain is not wasted, and there is a Redeemer who welcomes you with His love.

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Placing the Heart of God in the Hearts of People

09/04/2026

Review of Luke 5:17-6:11 - — Jesus demonstrates His divine authority: He forgives sins, calls sinners to follow Him, and claims lordship over the Sabbath. Each act of grace provokes growing opposition, until the religious leaders are enraged and begin plotting against Him.

Luke 5:17–26 — When the four friends couldn't reach Jesus through the crowd with their paralyzed friend, what did they do? What should we take from this story?

Luke 5:20–24 — What did Jesus say to the paralyzed man first, and how did the religious leaders respond? What do you think Jesus’ hope was for people to see about Him?

Luke 5:27–32 — Who did Jesus call next, and why did the religious leaders criticize Him for it?

Luke 5:33–39 — What did Jesus teach about fasting, and what two everyday illustrations did He use?

Luke 6:1–5 — What did the disciples do on the Sabbath that upset the religious leaders, and how did Jesus defend them? What was Jesus’ point?

Luke 6:6–9 — In the synagogue, what question did Jesus ask the religious leaders about doing good on the Sabbath?

Luke 6:10–11 — After Jesus healed the man with the crippled hand, how did the religious leaders react? Why?

Reflective Question — Luke 5:31–32 (CSB) Jesus said, "It is not those who are well who need a doctor, but those who are sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance." Who is someone in your life you have been slow to welcome because of their background, reputation, or past — and what would it look like this week to extend to them the same grace Jesus showed?

08/30/2026

"A Seemingly Scandalous King of Faith"
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Tannehill Valley Baptist Church

August 30, 2026

Senior Pastor: Jonathan Reaves

08/29/2026

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Have you ever looked at a chapter of your life and wondered, “How could God possibly bring anything good from this?”

Ruth 3 reminds us that what we see in the moment is not the whole story. Even in the silence—when nothing seems to be happening—God is still working, weaving together His purposes of grace and redemption.

Ruth 3 also reminds us that perception is not always reality. Don’t jump to conclusions about what you may see in life, something greater may be at work.

This Sunday, we will discover how Ruth’s courageous faith and Boaz’s godly integrity became part of a much greater story—a story that ultimately points us to Jesus, our Redeemer. It is because of Jesus we can have hope our story is not finished. Our past does not disqualify us.

Join us this Sunday, August 30, at 10:00 AM for:
“A ‘Seemingly’ Scandalous Kind of Faith”.

Tannehill Valley Baptist Church
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08/28/2026

Let’s review our readings from the Gospel of Luke for this week.

Luke 4:18–19 — Jesus read from Isaiah in the synagogue at Nazareth. What did He say the Spirit of the Lord had anointed Him to do? What Old Testament passage did He quote from? Why did Jesus say after he read the passage that shocked the people?

Luke 4:28–29 — After Jesus told the people of Nazareth that no prophet is accepted in his hometown, how did they respond, and what did they try to do to Him?

Luke 4:38–39 — When Jesus entered Simon's home, what was wrong with Simon's mother-in-law, and how did Jesus heal her?

Luke 5:4–6 — After a night of catching nothing, what did Jesus tell Simon to do, and what was the result? ("When they had done this, they caught a great number of fish, and their nets began to tear." — Luke 5:6)

Luke 5:8–11 — How did Simon (Peter) respond to the miraculous catch, and what did Jesus tell him he would now catch? What did the men leave behind to follow Him?

Reflective Question — Luke 5:1–11: When Peter obeyed Jesus, even though it made no human sense ("we worked hard all night and caught nothing"), the result was overwhelming. Where in your life is Jesus asking you to trust and obey Him even when it doesn't seem logical, and what would it look like to let down your nets this week?

08/28/2026

Have you ever looked at a chapter of your life and wondered, “How could God possibly bring anything good from this?”

Ruth 3 reminds us that what we see in the moment is not the whole story. Even in the silence—when nothing seems to be happening—God is still working, weaving together His purposes of grace and redemption.

Ruth 3 also reminds us that perception is not always reality. Don’t jump to conclusions about what you may see in life, something greater may be at work.

This Sunday, we will discover how Ruth’s courageous faith and Boaz’s godly integrity became part of a much greater story—a story that ultimately points us to Jesus, our Redeemer.

Your story is not finished. Your past does not disqualify you. This chapter you are living today is not the end.

Join us this Sunday, August 30, at 10:00 AM for:
“A ‘Seemingly’ Scandalous Kind of Faith”.

Tannehill Valley Baptist Church�
Placing the Heart of God in the Hearts of People

08/24/2026

Great article from the McCalla Neighbors magazine about our ladies who serve through stitching/quilting/sewing many items to bless others in so many ways, locally and globally.

08/24/2026

TVBC has been richly blessed by the faithful service of these two couples. Doug Hyche has served as a deacon for 56 years, faithfully supported by his wife, Kathryn. Larry Smith has served for 55 years, faithfully supported by his wife, Shirley. Through their many years of devotion, both couples have beautifully modeled the biblical qualities of a deacon and his wife described in 1 Timothy 3. Thank you Doug, Kathryn, Larry and Shirley!