White Cliff Church

John 3:16. It may be the first verse you ever memorized and the one you have heard quoted most in your life. But have you ever truly stopped to consider what it means and understood the full weight of it? This Sunday at 10am we continue through the Gospel of John and explore what God’s love for the world actually looks like — and what it cost Him.

Is there objective morality? Are right and wrong relative? Or are they merely social constructs? Richard Dawkins argues, “There is at bottom no design, no purpose, no evil, no good, nothing but pointless indifference.” Is Dawkins right? Or do objective moral values exist? If right and wrong do exist, why do they exist? Join us Sunday morning at 9 AM at White Cliff Church as we explore the Moral Argument for the existence of God!

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This week in our Bible study we will take a close look at 1 Corinthians 10:13 and will be thinking through this statement — ‘God will never give you more than you can handle.’ Does the Bible support this or not? Join us this Wednesday at 6pm as we continue our difficult passages series!

This Sunday we sat with this statement — ‘You must be born again.’ Packer cuts to the heart of what that means. The new birth is not something we work up, decide into, or manufacture. It is something God does in us. That is the radical grace of John 3. Join us next Sunday at 10am as we continue through the Gospel of John!

Christ makes it clear that there is only one way to enter the Kingdom of God: by believing in Christ and being born again. Not being reformed. Not improving yourself. Not trying harder. Born again. Join us this Sunday at 10am as we continue through the Gospel of John!

If Jesus is truly God, why does Paul call Him the firstborn of all creation in Colossians 1:15? Join us this Wednesday at 6pm as we continue our difficult passages series!

If you missed Equipping Hour yesterday, this video will give you a brief look at the topic of mathematics and the existence of God!

God and Mathematics Why does mathematics work? Think about it... Mathematical entities like numbers, sets, and equations are non-physical and abstract. They can’t cause anythin...