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SERVICE TIMES
SUN | 9:15am & 11:00am
OUR ADDRESS
52101 Gratiot Ave.,
Chesterfield, MI 48051
FEATURED
MEMBERSHIP CLASS
MAY 19 & 31 | Registration Open!
We believe that joining a church family goes beyond just observing. It should be going all in for Christ by partnering in the gospel to fulfill the great commission. At Evident Church, our members FIGHT for unity, PRAY for the church and our community, and SERVE by joining our mission of leading people to follow Jesus.
Membership classes are in two sessions offered once a quarter. Please try and commit to both classes. Childcare will be provided for both classes as well.
Our Dedication to Scripture
When God’s people are fed God’s word, the church grows in health and vitality, Christians grow in their relationship with God, and the Gospel is preached. As a church, we are firmly rooted in the Truth of God’s Word. This means we teach what the Bible teaches and are committed to the doctrine of Sola Scriptura, “Scripture alone”.
If you are seeking truth or looking for a church home that’s firmly rooted in the Truth of God’s Word, you are invited to check out Evident Church.
Mid-Week STUDIES
STUDENT MINISTRY
Evident Student Ministry is for all students in 6th-12th grade. Each week we study the word of God in a way that students can understand and apply it to their lives, break out into small group discussions and have loads of fun along the way.
WEDNESDAYS | 6:30 - 8:30pm
Men’s Bible Study
The Men of Evident will be gathering on Wednesdays starting January 7th until May 20th to study together through The Letter of James. Each week we will gather for scripture, prayer, fellowship and encouragement.
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WEDNESDAYS | Jan 7 - May 20 | 7 - 8:30pm
WoMen’s Bible Study
The Ladies of Evident will be gathering on Wednesdays starting January 7th until May 20th from 7-8:30pm for bible study. Each week we will gather for scripture, prayer, fellowship and encouragement.
WEDNESDAYS | Jan 7 - May 20 | 7 - 8:30pm
- OUR MISSION -
LEADING PEOPLE TO FOLLOW JESUS
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The Garden of Eden
When we think of monarchs today, we usually think of either a ceremonial monarch like those in England, who carry little authority to lead, or we envision a power-hungry leader who rules with an iron fist. Neither helps explain the function of the rulers God raises up in Genesis 2. God creates human beings to lead his kingdom. Though God remains ultimate Ruler, He nevertheless establishes Adam and Eve as king and queen of the earth. They are called to reflect God in their rulership over all things. Starting in the throne room of Eden, they are instructed to expand the dominion of his kingdom over all things. To accomplish this, they are expected by God to obey his commandment and fulfill his commission. In Genesis 2, we see the nature of the rule which mankind is supposed to have over creation and the relationship they are to have with their Creator.
GENESIS 2:4-17
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GENESIS 2:1-3 | God Rests
After God fills the created kingdom, He finishes it with His own rest. The climax of the Genesis creation story, then, is not the making of mankind but the Sabbath rest of God. Why? Because the primary purpose of the creation account is not what is created but who created it. The text declares, "[T]he heavens and the earth and everything in them were completed"; therefore, the work lacks nothing, and there are no loose ends to tie up. Only one chapter into the Bible, we see proof that God accomplishes what He sets out to do.
GENESIS 1:14-31 | God Fills
The first three days of creation describe the forming of the earth, and the second three describe its filling. Together they remedy earth's initial condition of being “without form and void.” This is immediately apparent as we see that day one describes the creation of light, which is then matched by day four, which describes the filling of earth with light. With just a mere word—the expression of God's will—the solar system was set like a jeweled watch in the midst of the universe. With a word He made the galaxies and all that inhabit them.
GENESIS 1:1-2:3 | The Age of the Earth and Why it Matters
How old is the earth? Is it thousands… millions… billions of years old? And, in the end, does it really matter? There are a lot of questions and confusion surrounding first 11 chapters of Genesis. Yes, it does matter and it matters in more ways than you may realize.