Webberville church of Christ

Webberville church of Christ A group of Christians worshipping God, striving to teach and spread the word of God according to the Bible.

09/06/2026

We will not be live streaming service this morning because we have no power at the building.

08/30/2026

The Distinctiveness Of The Church

08/23/2026

Study, Study, Study

08/16/2026

The Just Shall Live By Faith

Tomorrow Morning! All are welcome to come and study God’s word with us.
01/31/2026

Tomorrow Morning! All are welcome to come and study God’s word with us.

01/25/2026

Due to the snow storm services are cancelled this morning. Please be safe.

We hope to see you there!
01/13/2026

We hope to see you there!

Are We Doing Our Best?“And thou shalt love the Lord thy God withall thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy m...
01/04/2026

Are We Doing Our Best?

“And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment.” (Mark 12:30)

Every new year, billions of people around the world make New Year's Resolutions. They make goals for living a healthier life,
goals for improving relationships with family and friends, goals toward a better working environment, and goals about living a better
life overall. And while they desire to make the necessary changes to fulfill those resolutions, most will stop trying after the first month or
so, and the majority will never do it, only to make the same resolutions the next year.

As Christians, there are things that we must be constantly doing in order to improve our spiritual lives. We must be constantly
examining ourselves in order to make sure we're living a faithful life to God (2 Corinthians 13:5). We must be walking after God and
Jesus (Ephesians 5:1-2). We must be setting our minds on spiritual and heavenly things instead of on the things of this world (Matthew
6:33; Colossians 3:1-2). We must put God first in our lives, as the passage above tells us. These are the goals Christians must strive for
if we want to make our spiritual lives better.

But the question is, how are we doing? Are we doing our best to make sure that we're doing what God wants? Are we making
every effort possible to improve our lives, sacrificing what needs to be sacrificed in order to go to heaven (Mark 9:43-48)? Or are we like the world with their resolutions and give up after a few months? Do we make big plans and goals, only to revert back to our old lives and decide we'll wait until “the new year” to try again? Is living a Christian life important to us or is it something we only say is
important?

The truth is, if we're not growing, we're dying. In Hebrews 5:12-14, the writer was disappointed in the people he was writing to
because they hadn't grown as they should. In 1 Corinthians 15:34, Paul was disappointed in the brethren because they didn't grow in
knowledge of God. They weren't doing their best, and it showed in their lives. If the Hebrews writer and Paul were disappointed, how do you think God felt?

Are we doing our best when it comes to living the Christian life? Are we really doing all we can to live better spiritually? Are we
really giving our best effort in living for God and Jesus? Or have we given up and plan to do better “next year”? God has never spared
giving us His best. We should give Him our best each and every day. If you're not, don't wait until the “new year” to start doing your best.

Do it today!

By Philip Steele

Being Different From The WorldThese days, it is difficult to see the difference between Christians and non-Christians. I...
12/07/2025

Being Different From The World

These days, it is difficult to see the difference between Christians and non-Christians. If you listen to the way some talk, it is no different than those in the world If you look at
how they dress, it is the same as those in the world. If you see what kinds of jokes that entertain them, it is no different than
what entertains the world. Many Christians today have lost their distinctiveness.
But that is not how Christians are to live. Christians are to be distinctive and different from the world. In 2 Corinthians 6:14-16, Paul lists several things that are not the
same, and for each pair he asks the Corinthians how can fellowship exist between the two. The answer is, of course, it
cannot. Then he tells the Corinthians in verse 17, “Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive
you...”. Since we are no longer of the world, we are to be separate from it; we are to be different from the world.
In 1 Peter 2:9, we're described as being a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and a peculiar people. Each of these terms shows how different we are.
Each points to the fact that we're not like the rest of the world. We once were part of the world, but we're not any longer. We've come out of the world and now we're separate. And
that is how we must remain.

Sadly, some Christians do not want to be different. They don't like sticking out or doing things that bring attention to them. They want to hide and be a Christian in secret and act like their friends out in the world. They believe
that they can do everything they used to do
and still be a Christian. They think they don't have to come out and be separate.
In Matthew 5:14-16, Jesus compares us to light. We are to stand out in this world and be noticed. We're not doing it for our glory, but to show people the way to God. This world is a very dark place. If we hide our lights, how can we direct them to the truth? Too many Christians are hiding their lights under bushels instead of raising them high for the world
to see. If we care about people, we will be different in order to lead them to God.
As Christians, we must learn to become different from the world. We must think of it as a good thing, something that is important and necessary. We, being different, are lights to
the dark world. If we become dark like the world, how can anyone come to the truth? If the world cannot see our light, they will remain lost. Let's shine our lights brightly for God!

Philip Steele

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340 N Summit
Webberville, MI
48892

Opening Hours

Wednesday 7pm - 8pm
Sunday 10am - 12pm
12:15pm - 1:15pm

Telephone

(517) 521-3219

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