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The House of God WE DARE YOU TO BE DIFFERENT!! http://www.thehouseofgodchurch.org/ Our Core Values:

1. (Ephesians 4:1-6; 1 Corinthians 12:13).

Love - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers that love one another. We value the truth that by loving one another, we demonstrate to the world that we are born-again believers with a personal relationship with God, for God is love (I John 4:7-8); and we prove that we are Jesus’ disciples (John 13:34-35). Therefore, we will strive to demonstrate godly love among believers that will inevitably pe*****te our community and our world, for love is the prerequisite for evangelism.

2. Unity - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers whose common possession is the Holy Spirit who unites and baptizes all believers into one body. We value the truth that the unity of believers reflects the unity of the Trinity; and it is the prerequisite for evangelism as well (John 17:21-23). Moreover, wherever God’s people dwell together in unity there is: 1) the anointing of the Holy Spirit, 2) the sweet smelling savor of Christ’s presence, 3) an oasis providing the reviving power of Jesus, and 4) God’s blessings (Psalm 133). Therefore, we will strive for unity in the Body Christ, our community, and all our ministries and church activities by promoting reconciliation and in*******al relationships.

3. Prayer - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family that prays. We know that prayers have power and are part of Jesus’ vision for the church. Jesus stated as He was cleansing the temple, “Is it not written, ‘My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations?’...” (Mark 11:17). Moreover, God wants His children to pray on daily basis consistently, persistently, and specifically, for Isaiah 62:6-7 states:" I have set watchmen on your walls, O Jerusalem; They shall never hold their peace day or night. You who make mention of the LORD, do not keep silent, And give Him no rest till He establishes And till He makes Jerusalem a praise in the earth." Therefore, we will strive to be a multiracial/multiethnic family of ministers of reconciliation who prays consistently, persistently, and specifically so that the church can be a house of prayer for all nations and of all nations.

4. Truth - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family that knows and stands up for the Truth. We know that the Truth is Jesus Christ (John 14:6); and that the Truth is God’s Word (John 17:17). Therefore, we will proclaim that Jesus is the Truth to a lost and dying world, and will teach God’s Word without compromise. Moreover, we believe that the Holy Bible is inspired by God, and it is the inerrant and infallible word of the living God.

5. Family - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family that knows the importance of family in society. We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family that values marriage as an institution that God established in Creation (Genesis 2:24), and as the foundation of the family. Moreover, we value the fact that the family unit is the foundation of society. We acknowledge that society reflects the family unit in terms of relationships and values. Furthermore, we acknowledge that the church is a family of believers as well. Therefore, we will strive to emphasize the importance of marriage, the family unit, the family of God, and the sanctity of human life.

6. Relationships - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers that are committed to forming and maintaining relationships with family, other believers, and God. Therefore, we will strive to form and maintain relationships through small groups (Acts 2:42), corporately, and personal devotionals to God.

7. Diversity - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers that are committed to diversity in terms of race (Acts 13:1), spiritual gifts (Ephesians 4:1-16; 1 Corinthians 12), and music style, not doctrine. We are a family who loves one another regardless of our differences. Therefore, we acknowledge and are committed to maintaining diversity among the congregation and leadership.

8. Reconciliation - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers that are ministers of reconciliation (2 Corinthians 5: 17-21). Therefore, as ministers of reconciliation, we will seek the lost and get them to be reconciled to God through Jesus Christ. Moreover, as the Body of Christ, we will seek to be reconciled to one another spiritually, racially, and relationally.

9. Excellence - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers that strive for moral excellence, because Jesus gave His best (Col. 3:23-24). Therefore, we will continue to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ so we will not stumble (2 Peter 1:1-10). Moreover, we will strive to honor Him by maintaining a high standard of excellence in all our ministries and activities

10. Involvement - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers that are co-laborers with God (1 Corinthians 3:5-10). Therefore, The House of God (THOG) will consist of believers who are actively involved in the various ministries of the church. In addition to other ministries of the church, all our members will be involved in the ministry of reconciliation (2 Corinthians. 5:17-21) — reconciling one another to God first and then to man.

11. Justice - We value a multiracial/multiethnic church family of believers that are just and stand for social justice. Since God is a just God (Deuteronomy 32:4), He wants His children to be just (Leviticus 19:13-15; Romans 1:16-18; Romans 3:25-29). Therefore, we will strive to do justice to everyone (Psalm 82: 2-5), for justice is personal and it deals with the way we treat one another. If we do justice to one another, then we truly love one another.

10/19/2026
10/19/2026

You were designed to hear God’s voice over the enemy’s voice (John 10:27)

10/16/2026

Don’t let anyone squeeze you into a mold, because God broke the mold when He made you. (Psalm 139:13-16)

10/15/2026

“One who is faithful in a very little is also faithful in much, and one who is dishonest in a very little is also dishonest in much.” – Luke 16:10

To give you the background, in the verses previous to this one, Jesus shares a parable of the dishonest manager. A rich man discovers that his steward has mismanaged his property. Faced with a loss of income, the steward manipulates the amount of money the rich man's debtors owe, to convince one of them to hire him. Jesus is pointing out that the manager is very clever, and His disciples would do well to consider how to similarly respond to unfortunate situations, but in a way that glorifies God. Jesus tells His disciples to use their money to bless others. In doing so, they show that their trust is in God, and those they bless will be witnesses to their godly character.

Here in Luke 16:10, Jesus reveals the unfortunate consequence of the steward's character. He lost his job because he "wasted" his master's possessions. He didn't steal; he was just negligent. When threatened with poverty, he amplified his behavior by severely cutting the amounts his master's debtors owed. Whatever loss his mismanagement caused, it was certainly nothing compared to the money his master lost from the interest or fees the manager erased. If the manager had been faithful with what his master gave him, then he would have been entrusted with more responsibility and not begging for another job. It doesn't matter what we are given. If we are responsible with what we have been given, then we prove
that we can be entrusted with more.

10/14/2026

It’s your faith that pulls on the promises of God & brings them to pass (Romans 12:3)

10/13/2026

"Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect." - Romans 12:2

Saying YES to Christ doesn't mean everything about the way we think changes automatically overnight. We bring our old ways of thinking, attitudes, assumptions, and perspectives with us. Romans 12:2 teaches that transformation involves allowing God to renew our minds. Paul contrasts being conformed with being transformed. To conform is to allow the world around us to shape the way we think and live. To be transformed is to allow God to reshape us from the inside out. As our minds are renewed by God's Word and His truth, we begin to see ourselves, other people, our circumstances, and God's will differently. Our thoughts begin to align more closely with God's thoughts, and this eventually affects our choices and behavior. A changed life begins with a renewed mind.

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7230 Flat Rock Road
Midland, GA
31820

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm
Sunday 8am - 4pm

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+17062560354

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