Wednesday Bible Study
Verse-by-verse Bible study and prayer meeting. All are welcome.
Every week270 W 4th St · Constantine, Michigan 49042
An independent Baptist church preaching the King James Bible — uncompromised, unapologetic, and full of grace. We invite you to worship with us this Sunday.

Preaching the Word
Jonathan Pennington preaches through most of John 14, where Jesus comforts His disciples just hours before His arrest, opening and closing with the same charge not to let their hearts be troubled. He walks through the questions of Thomas, Philip, and Judas (not Iscariot), showing that Jesus never explained how the spiritual realities work but instead pointed the men to Himself and answered them with believe, believe, and love. He also addresses the promise of the Comforter and defends the doctrine of the Trinity against the claim that Jesus is the Father, closing with the reminder that we do not have to understand everything in order to trust God's promises.
Pastor Pierucki gives an overview of the book of Ephesians, working chapter by chapter through the spiritual blessings believers already possess in Christ, the doctrine of election and man's free will, the dispensation of the Gentiles, unity in the local church, and the armor of God. He answers Calvinism from Matthew 22, Acts 7, and Matthew 23, showing that men resist God's call, and he defends salvation by grace through faith from Ephesians 2:8-9 alongside Romans, Galatians, and Titus. He also shares his own testimony of what changed after he got saved, and warns that faith in good works, baptism, or good living instead faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ will send a person to hell.
Dale Moore traces the second coming of Christ across the whole Bible, using a map of the Middle East to follow the route Scripture lays out. Starting from Matthew 24, Matthew 26, and Mark 14, he moves through Song of Solomon, Joel, Habakkuk, Psalms, Deuteronomy, Judges, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Revelation to show the Lord coming out of the wilderness with His saints, up the King's Highway through Edom and Moab, across Jordan to the Mount of Olives, and through the eastern gate to sit on the throne. Along the way he urges believers to get saved before the tribulation, to read the Bible for themselves, and to be prayed up and ready, since the Lord could come at any time.
Come and Worship
Verse-by-verse Bible study and prayer meeting. All are welcome.
Every weekFirst service starts at 9:45, main service starts at 11:00, with a shorter third message at 12:15. Join us during any or all service times for worship, preaching, and fellowship around the Word.
Every weekHanding out free Bibles and offering to share the good news of free salvation to anyone interested
Every weekThe Gospel
The most important question a soul can ask. Here is the answer the Scriptures give us — plainly, from the King James Bible.
“For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.”