Jack and Simcha Gilbert

30/05/2026

30/05/2026

A church humbled by grace, united in Christ, worshiping God, & serving one another.
Romans is not only concerned with whether the church can explain the gospel clearly. It is concerned with whether the church is being formed by the gospel deeply enough to bear witness faithfully. A divided, proud, legalistic, licentious, or self-centered church will eventually distort the message it claims to proclaim.

But a church humbled by grace, united in Christ, worshiping God, serving one another, and guarding the gospel without adding to it or subtracting from it becomes a living witness to the righteousness of God revealed in Christ. Romans shows us that the gospel does not merely give the church a message to proclaim; it creates a gospel-shaped community that proclaims Christ in humble dependence on the grace of God.

29/05/2026

Part of the Spirit's role in our lives is to guide us into all truth, and from there, into worship.

28/05/2026

God willing, the corner of this building will be the new Building for our growing church, complete with a license to practice religious services, something required and important to have here if we are going to continue ministry here.

If you are interested in helping us make a lasting impact here in Spain, consider donating toward the purchase of this new space. We are praying for 40 individuals, families, or churches that can give $1000. That, along with our church’s own giving and what we have received so far will secure the building!

God is doing amazing things here through people like you. Let’s take the next step together!

Send us a message if you are interested in partnering with us.

27/05/2026

Choosing to worship when it's hard too is a way of showing that we know that God is good even when our situation isn't.

25/05/2026

This week we are teaching our congregation about the theme of the believer and worship.

19/05/2026

My challenge this week to our congregation after preaching 1 Thessalonians 5:12-18 was this.

15/05/2026

Paul was an example to others in prayer. But how? Prayer was not how he began or ended a time of ministry. It was the base of his ministry. Of his life with God.

Paul’s prayer life is an example to us, not because he is strong, but because he is weak and can see it.

He built a life based on his own strength as a Pharisee and in the end realized it wasn’t enough. He needed Christ.

He has joy because he spends time with God.

He can learn patience only because the Lord reveals to him his own need for grace and growth.

He is grateful because he is needy and has a gracious and generous God who invites him into his presence.

Paul’s example isn’t “be strong like me” it’s “come to the one who is strong and be made whole.”