Welcome to Farmville Church of Christ
Let's make our community a better place!
Welcome to Farmville Church of Christ
Let's make our community a better place!
Let's make our community a better place!
Let's make our community a better place!
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"Live Like Jesus"
1 John 3:11-18
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Welcome to Farmville Church of Christ! We are excited to tell you about the various ministries that make up this church body. You will find our church family loving, caring and supportive. With wonderful worship, meaningful bible studies, youth groups, young adult groups, and senior adult outreaches, it would be a privilege to have you join us. Together we can fellowship and praise the Lord Jesus Christ, and make a difference in the community in which we live.
We believe that Jesus is the Christ---the Son of the Living God, who came to earth in human flesh, born of a virgin, lived a perfect sinless life, died as a sacrifice for our sins, raised from the grave and is enthroned in Heaven and will some day come back to receive His own. We accept the Bible as the written Word of God and final authority in our lives. Salvation comes by placing complete trust in Him as Lord and Savior, turning away from sin to live for Him and being baptized into Christ that we may exhibit God's Holy Spirit in our new found life.
“I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVES, AND THAT IN THE END HE WILL STAND UPON THE EARTH. AND AFTER MY SKIN HAS BEEN DESTROYED, YET IN MY FLESH I WILL SEE GOD; I MYSELF WILL SEE HIM WITH MY OWN EYES – I, AND NOT ANOTHER. HOW MY HEART YEARNS WITHIN ME!”
Job 19: 25-27
“At the heart of the book of Job comes his ringing affirmation of confidence. ‘I know thay my Redeemer lives.’ In ancient Israel a redeemer was a family member who bought a slave’s way to freedom or who took care of a widow (see the note on Ruth 3:1). What tremendous faith Job had, especially in light of the fact that he was unaware of the conference between God and Satan. Job thought that God had brought all these disasters upon him! Faced with death and decay, Job still expected to see God – and he expected to do so in his body. When the book of Job was written, Israel did not have a well-developed doctrine of the resurrection. Although Job struggled with the idea that God was prestently against him, he firmly believed that in the end God would be on his side. This belief was so strong that Job became one of the first to talk about the resurrection of the body (see Psalm 16:10; Isaiah 26:19; Daniel 12:2,13).”