Ebenezer Church

10/19/2026

A coin with Caesar's face on it. That's all Jesus needed to answer the trap question. Caesar's image? Then it's Caesar's. Give it back. Then came the line nobody asked for: and give to God what is God's. So what has God's image on it? You do. Which means the day doesn't start with your list and his leftovers. It starts with one question: Lord, what do you want to do today?

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What's on your list this morning?

When enemies joined forces to trap Jesus with a question about taxes, His answer exposed their hypocrisy and raised a deeper question: what belongs to God? Drawing on Matthew 22, Genesis 1, and Isa...

10/14/2026

🍂 A Little Daily Encouragement! 🍂

The November/December edition of The Upper Room devotionals has arrived! Stop by Ebenezer tonight for Wednesday Night Supper or this Sunday to pick up your copy and enjoy a little time each day in God's Word, prayer, and reflection.

As we enter this season of gratitude and thanksgiving, may we be reminded to slow down, seek His presence, and find joy in the little moments.

10/12/2026

We flip a light switch every day and trust it, even if we couldn't explain electricity to save our lives. We can't fully explain God either, but we can know Him. It's easy for prayer to become mostly thank-yous and requests, and both are good. This week's message from Psalm 40 calls us to something we often skip: praising God simply for who He is. The more we stand in awe of Him, the less our worries run the show, and the easier it gets to trust Him.

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What's something you use every day and couldn't begin to explain?

After a season of sabbatical rest, this message returns to Psalm 40 and the confession that none can compare with our awesome God. Discover why praising God for who He is matters as much as thankin...

10/05/2026

A widow with a broken front door, one text message, and by noon it was fixed. That is what love looks like when it gets up and moves. In John 13, the King of glory wraps a towel around his waist and washes feet, then says the world will know we belong to him by one thing only: how we love one another.

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Who has shown up for you lately when you needed it?

The greatest thing the world will ever see in a church is not its building, its music, or its reputation; it is love, and that love belongs to Jesus Christ. In John 13, the King of glory wraps a to...

10/02/2026

Help us stock the Ebenezer Little Library! 📚

Doing a little decluttering and have books you no longer need? We’d love to give them a new home in the Ebenezer Little Library, where they can be enjoyed by others in our church family and community. Simply place your gently used books directly in the Little Library, or drop them off in the church office.

Thank you for helping us keep our Little Library stocked and growing!

09/30/2026

Ladies of Ebenezer!

Sisters in Faith will gather for our monthly luncheon tomorrow, Thursday, October 1, at 11:00 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall.

As part of our Women’s Ministry, Sisters in Faith meets on the first Thursday of each month for a time of fellowship, food, and encouragement. We would love to have you join us!

For more information, please contact Jan Talbott at 678-429-0350 or [email protected].

We hope to see you tomorrow!

09/28/2026

The world keeps a ledger: what do you bring, what do you cost, are you worth keeping? That is not how Jesus sees his people. In Luke 15:1-7 he leaves the ninety-nine, finds the one, and carries it home rejoicing. Our standing with him rests on his mercy, not on what we bring to the table.

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When has someone shown you mercy you did not earn? Share in the comments.

Jesus welcomes sinners, leaves the ninety-nine to find the one, and carries the lost home rejoicing. From Luke 15:1-7, this message confronts the world's question, "What has he done for me lately?"...

09/21/2026

We all know what it feels like to chase a pat on the back, a title, or the approval of the crowd, only to watch that glory fade. In John 1:1-18 we see a glory that never ends: the Word became flesh, and those who receive Him are given the right to become children of God.

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You belong to the God of glory. Do not trade it away.

The third message in the First Impressions series, from John 1:1-18 and Psalm 19. The people of God are glorious because they belong to the God of glory. Earthly glory fades, but the Word became fl...

09/13/2026

Even the wind and the waves obey him. That was the disciples' terrified conclusion after Jesus rebuked a squall on Galilee, and it is the whole point of this week's message from Mark 4. The storms in your life are real, and most of them are bigger than you are. None of them is bigger than the one asleep in the boat.

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Whatever is filling your boat, he is in it with you, and he is mighty to save.

Pastor Brad's second first impression of Ebenezer is that this church is powerful, because the God who is with it is powerful. From Mark 4:35-41, where a squall swamps a boat full of professional f...

09/11/2026

The communion bread was Kroger store brand flatbread, bought on sale the day before, and the juice was not even the Welch's. Nothing special about the wheat. Nothing special about the juice. Save this: it is the meal of Jesus Christ, and that is the only thing that makes it holy.

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Our new Associate Pastor preached this week on what makes anything holy. It was never the ingredients.

Our new Associate Pastor shares his first impression of Ebenezer, and it is not flattery but plain truth: you are holy. From John 6:52-69, where Peter confesses Jesus as the Holy One of God, holine...