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da867750-1286-4e63-8ee2-f003f651a82d Young Adults Ministry Upcoming Events Our Tuesday Night Bible Study is for anyone ages 18-29 , and runs from September to May. We always have Scripture, food, fellowship, and worship! We start at 7PM in the lobby , which is directly through the Peace Kids entrance. Winter Bible Study Dates January 13 January 20 (Worship Night) January 27 February 3 February 10 February 17 (The Mingling and the Matched Event) February 24 March 3 March 10 March 17 March 24 Whether you are 26 and married, 23 and single, or 19 and in college - if you're a young adult, you belong here. We are a group of twenty-somethings walking with Jesus together. The theme of our Bible study is "Road to Emmaus," from Luke 24; where the truth of God's word is emphasized as we all walk with Jesus. Beyond Bible study, we offer vibrant community groups, fun hangout events, an annual camping trip, and opportunities to attend impactful conferences! Check out all of our upcoming events below. Listen to our Bible study podcast here! Register for Tuesday Night Bible Study Worship Arts Go Men Go Women Go Stay Connected Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest ministry updates. Newsletter Sign Up Logan Bailey Family Pastor Contact Us Go Interested in Serving? Go Stay Connected Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest ministry updates. Newsletter Sign Up Logan Bailey Family Pastor Interested in Serving? Go Contact the Family Ministry Admin Go Learn More Logan Bailey Family Pastor Stay Connected Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest ministry updates. Newsletter Sign Up Interested in Serving? Go

2025 Congregational Address We’ve got an incredible staff team that works hard, has a lot of fun, loves the Lord, and loves the Word. If that sounds like a mission and a community you want to be part of, check out the job opportunities below. Peace Church is a Gospel-Centered, Family-Focused church on a mission to make disciples of Jesus. What We Believe Go Leadership & Staff Go History of Peace Church Go Thanks for joining us online for the Congregational Address! We’ll go live at 7:00 PM on Sunday, May 11. You can watch right here on our website, or join us on YouTube or Facebook. We are not hiring currently Apply Now Jobs About View All Sermons Go Go Discussion Questions Sermon Podcast Go

I Am He | The Woman at the Well, pt. 2 of June 9, 2024 I Am He | The Woman at the Well, pt. 2 of Sermon Series: It Had To Be Said Download PDF John 4:15-26 Main Idea Jesus Reveals He Is the Christ Outline 1. Jesus sees the sinner's hurt (v15-18) 2. Jesus reveals the sinner's heart (v19-22) 3. Jesus is the sinner's hope (w23-26) Discussion Questions Personal Reflection on Sin: Jesus calls out the Samaritan woman's sin directly. How would you react if your own sin was revealed to you in such a manner? How do you think it would affect your relationship with Jesus? Understanding Jesus’ Identity: Read John 8:56-58. How do these verses help us understand who Jesus is and His claim of divinity? How does this shape your view of Jesus? Worshiping in Spirit: Read Romans 8:15. What does this verse teach us about what it means to worship "in the spirit"? How can we incorporate this understanding into our daily worship practices? Worshiping in Truth: Read Psalm 145:18 and John 11:25-26. How do these passages illustrate what it means to worship "in truth"? How can these truths influence our worship and everyday life? Looking Forward Prayer Focus

He Is The Thrid Person Of The Trinity April 27, 2025 He Is The Thrid Person Of The Trinity Sermon Series: The Helper Download PDF Matthew 28:19 Main Idea The Holy Spirit is God; the third person of the Trinity Outline 1. He is the spirit of God 2. He inspired the word of God Discussion Questions Jesus promises peace through the Holy Spirit, not as the world gives. How does this peace differ from worldly peace, and how have you experienced it? What are some misconceptions people might have about the Holy Spirit, and how can we address them with biblical truth? John 16:7-13 Jesus says it is for our good that He goes away so the Helper can come. How does this passage deepen your understanding of the Holy Spirit’s role in guiding us into truth? What are some ways you can practice listening more attentively to the Spirit’s leading in your daily life? Romans 8:26-27 Paul writes that the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness and intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words. How does knowing that the Spirit prays for you change the way you view prayer and dependence on God? When have you experienced the Spirit’s help when you didn’t know how to pray? Application Questions Identify areas in your life where you need the guidance and comfort of the Holy Spirit. How can you invite Him into these situations? How can our church community become more aware of and responsive to the leading of the Holy Spirit in our gatherings and ministries? What practical steps can you take this week to cultivate a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, recognizing Him as the third person of the Trinity? Looking Forward Prayer Focus

Jesus: Lion, Lamb and Temple August 11, 2024 Jesus: Lion, Lamb and Temple Sermon Series: It Had To Be Said Download PDF John 2:13-22 Main Idea Outline 1) Lion 2) Lamb 3) Temple Discussion Questions Lion: In what ways do you see Jesus displaying authority and power in your life? How does this aspect of His nature challenge or comfort you? Lamb: How does Jesus as the sacrificial Lamb impact your understanding of grace and forgiveness? Share a time when you’ve experienced His mercy. Temple: What does it mean for Jesus to be the Temple? How does this change your perspective on worship and God’s presence? Personal Reflection: How do these three aspects of Jesus' identity—Lion, Lamb, and Temple—shape your relationship with Him? Which aspect do you feel most connected to, and why? Looking Forward Prayer Focus

Deliver Us from Evil September 2, 2025 Deliver Us from Evil Sermon Series: Down Home Download PDF Matthew 6:13b Main Idea Outline Discussion Questions Read Matthew 6:13b. Why do you think Jesus teaches us to pray for deliverance from evil? What does this reveal about the reality of evil in our lives and in the world? Read Ephesians 6:10-12. How does Paul describe the spiritual battle believers face? How does this help us understand the need to pray for God’s protection? Read John 17:15. In His prayer, Jesus asks the Father not to take His disciples out of the world but to protect them from the evil one. How does this shape the way we live faithfully in a fallen world? Read 2 Thessalonians 3:3.Paul assures believers that “the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.” How can this promise encourage us to trust God when we feel vulnerable? What role does prayer play in helping us resist evil and cling to God’s power? How have you experienced this in your own life? Theological Reflection Evil is not just abstract brokenness but a real enemy opposed to God and His people. Only God has the power to ultimately rescue and protect us. How does this prayer grow your dependence on His strength instead of your own? Application Each morning this week, pray specifically for God’s deliverance from evil influences—whether in your thought life, relationships, or the culture around you. Take time to put on the “armor of God” (Ephesians 6:13-18) through prayer, asking Him to clothe you with truth, righteousness, faith, and readiness. Share with your group one area of life where you feel spiritual opposition. Ask others to pray for God’s protection and strength for you. Closing If God is the one who delivers us from evil, how can we live with both humility and confidence each day? Where do you need to rely on His power to rescue and protect you right now? Looking Forward Prayer Focus

0d292ae7-8ca9-4e17-826b-372855b0928b Community Groups Upcoming Events At Peace Church, as we continue to grow bigger, Community Groups are how we stay connected and build meaningful relationships. In these smaller, welcoming gatherings, you’ll find a place where you can be known and cared for—whether you’re new to faith or have been following Christ for years. Community Groups are designed to help you grow both in community and in your walk with God. Each group looks a little different—some dive deep into Bible studies, while others focus on prayer, service, or sharing life together. No matter the format, every group emphasizes building relationships and supporting one another through the highs and lows of life. Community groups meet weekly or bi-weekly and are where discipleship truly happens. You don’t need to have all the answers or be a seasoned Christian—everyone is welcome. It’s a great way to get connected, grow spiritually, and experience genuine care and community. We invite you to join a group and discover the connection, care, and spiritual growth we all need. Join A Community Group 55+ Go Men Go Women Go Stay Connected Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest ministry updates. Newsletter Sign Up Contact Us Go Interested in Serving? Go Stay Connected Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest ministry updates. Newsletter Sign Up Interested in Serving? Go Go Stay Connected Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest ministry updates. Newsletter Sign Up Interested in Serving? Go

Clare Communication Arts Admin Clare Schellenberg Clare has been attending Peace since early 2023 and joined the staff in August 2023. Originally from Grand Rapids, Michigan, she enjoys spending time with friends, hiking, and bike riding. With a background in ballet, Clare loves being creative through dance and also enjoys sewing in her free time. Her favorite Bible verse is Philippians 3:6-7. Contact the Communications Admin

The Incarnation December 21, 2025 The Incarnation Sermon Series: From the Realms of Glory Download PDF Matthew 1:23 “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son,and they shall call his name Immanuel” (which means, God with us). Main Idea JESUS CHRIST IS GOD INCARNATE Outline THE INCARNATION IS SUPERNATURAL (v23A) - JESUS IS NOT JUST GOD BEYOND US; HE IS GOD BESIDE US THE INCARNATION IS THEOLOGICAL (v23B) - JESUS IS NOT JUST GOD AMONG US; HE IS GOD BECOME US THE INCARNATION IS RELATIONAL (v23C) - JESUS IS NOT JUST GOD OVER US; HE IS GOD WITH US Discussion Questions THE INCARNATION IS SUPERNATURAL (v23A) - JESUS IS NOT JUST GOD BEYOND US; HE IS GOD BESIDE US What does the supernatural birth of Jesus reveal about God’s initiative in salvation? How does this truth challenge the idea that we can save or fix ourselves? Where in your life do you most need to trust God’s power rather than your own ability? How does knowing Jesus is “God beside us” encourage you in ordinary or overwhelming moments right now? THE INCARNATION IS THEOLOGICAL (v23B) - JESUS IS NOT JUST GOD AMONG US; HE IS GOD BECOME US Why is it essential that Jesus was born as a real human child and not merely appeared in human form? How does Jesus sharing our full humanity help us better understand His role as Savior? In what ways do people today tend to reduce Jesus to something less than God incarnate? How does the incarnation help you trust that Jesus truly understands human weakness, temptation, and suffering? How might this truth shape the way you approach Jesus in prayer or during times of struggle? THE INCARNATION IS RELATIONAL (v23C) - JESUS IS NOT JUST GOD OVER US; HE IS GOD WITH US What does the name Immanuel teach us about God’s desire for relationship with His people? When are you most tempted to feel that God is distant or absent? How does the truth of “God with us” speak into experiences of loneliness, fear, or suffering? Who in your life might God be calling you to reflect His nearness to this Christmas season? Looking Forward In the upcoming days and weeks, which of these three aspects of the incarnation do you feel most called to focus on this upcoming week? How do you intend to practically focus in on and live out that truth? Prayer Focus Pray for… a deeper awe and wonder at the supernatural work of God in the incarnation of Jesus. greater trust in God’s power, especially in areas where we are tempted to rely on ourselves. humility to receive salvation as a gift, not something we earn or control. gratitude that Jesus became fully human, entering our weakness, suffering, and limitations. confidence that Jesus truly understands us, including our temptations, fears, and pain. bold faith to approach Jesus honestly in prayer, knowing He sympathizes with us. a stronger awareness of God’s nearness, especially when we feel lonely, anxious, or overwhelmed. comfort from the truth that God is with us, not distant or indifferent. renewed joy and hope this Christmas, rooted in Immanuel—God with us. hearts that reflect God’s presence to others, showing compassion, patience, and love. opportunities to share the hope of the incarnation with those who do not yet know Christ. a deeper love for Jesus, who is not only God over us, but God beside us and God with us.

From Self-Centered to Christ-Centered April 6, 2025 From Self-Centered to Christ-Centered Sermon Series: The Reversal Download PDF John 12:1-8 Main Idea The Gospel brings us from Self-Centered to Christ-Centered Outline Christ-centered people 1. serve Christ, befriend Christ, and honor Christ (vv1-3) 2. have hidden agendas, claim moral superiority, yet affiliate with Christ (vv4-6) 3. and rebukes self-centered people (vv7-8) Discussion Questions Christ-centered people serve Christ, befriend Christ, and honor Christ (John 12:1-3) In this passage, Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume. How does her act exemplify serving, befriending, and honoring Christ? What are practical ways you can demonstrate a Christ-centered life through service and devotion in your daily routine? Christ-centered people have hidden agendas, claim moral superiority, yet affiliate with Christ (John 12:4-6) Judas Iscariot criticizes Mary’s action under the guise of concern for the poor, while harboring ulterior motives. How can self-centeredness disguise itself as righteousness in our lives? Reflect on a time when you or someone you know acted with a hidden agenda while outwardly appearing to serve Christ. What lessons were learned from that experience? Christ-centered people rebuke self-centeredness (John 12:7-8) Jesus defends Mary’s actions against Judas’ criticism. How does this response guide us in addressing self-centered attitudes within ourselves and our communities? In what ways can you cultivate a heart that prioritizes Christ’s honor over personal gain or recognition? Application Questions Identify areas in your life where self-centeredness may overshadow your commitment to Christ. What steps can you take to realign your focus toward Him? How can our church community encourage and support each other in moving from self-centeredness to a Christ-centered way of living? What specific actions can you implement this week to embody a Christ-centered life, demonstrating service, humility, and genuine devotion in your interactions with others? Looking Forward Prayer Focus

Troy Worship Arts Director Troy Newman Troy has been attending Peace since 2001 and joined the staff around 2008. Originally from Middleville, he is a single dad with four children—three girls and one boy, ranging in age from 20 to 30. In his free time, Troy works as a sound engineer for local live music events. Contact the Worship Arts Dept. Admin