Salem Evangelical Free Church
of Florissant, Missouri
of Florissant, Missouri
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Join us on Tuesday nights from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
We meet downstairs in the main church building.
You'll have fun, make friends, and find out who
God is, how you can know him, and what he can
do in your life. And join us on Sunday mornings
at 9:00 AM for a teen Bible Study where we
explore what the Christian faith is all about and
how it applies in your life.
We meet downstairs in the main church building.
You'll have fun, make friends, and find out who
God is, how you can know him, and what he can
do in your life. And join us on Sunday mornings
at 9:00 AM for a teen Bible Study where we
explore what the Christian faith is all about and
how it applies in your life.
Looking for Truth?
We are made to worship and enjoy God. Without God, life is hard, painful, and confusing. God’s Word helps us grow to know God and ourselves, apply
His truth in our lives, and learn how to really live. Sunday School for all ages meets at 9:00 am on Sunday. We also have Bible Studies, evening classes,
and mid-week care groups. We come together in worship on Sundays at 10:30 am. We'd love to have you join us. You're always welcome at Salem!
Looking for God?
Are you searching for meaning and purpose in life? Do joy and peace always seem to elude you? Are you restless and empty inside? Maybe you're
weighed down with burdens, guilt or sorrow. There's Good News!
Looking to connect with others?
We aren't made to do life alone. We all need at least a few people who care for us, encourage us to grow spiritually, share our joys and struggles, and
hold us accountable. We have a mid-week care group or an adult Sunday School class just for you!
We'd love to have you worship with us and learn more about Salem. Feel free to look around our website and join us this Sunday!
We are made to worship and enjoy God. Without God, life is hard, painful, and confusing. God’s Word helps us grow to know God and ourselves, apply
His truth in our lives, and learn how to really live. Sunday School for all ages meets at 9:00 am on Sunday. We also have Bible Studies, evening classes,
and mid-week care groups. We come together in worship on Sundays at 10:30 am. We'd love to have you join us. You're always welcome at Salem!
Looking for God?
Are you searching for meaning and purpose in life? Do joy and peace always seem to elude you? Are you restless and empty inside? Maybe you're
weighed down with burdens, guilt or sorrow. There's Good News!
Looking to connect with others?
We aren't made to do life alone. We all need at least a few people who care for us, encourage us to grow spiritually, share our joys and struggles, and
hold us accountable. We have a mid-week care group or an adult Sunday School class just for you!
We'd love to have you worship with us and learn more about Salem. Feel free to look around our website and join us this Sunday!
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Welcome!
Salem is a group of people whose hearts have been captured by God's undeserved love
to us in Jesus Christ. We've discovered the reality of Jesus' promise that he is the way,
the truth, and the life, and now we're growing in that new life and sharing it with others.
You can find out more about us here. Sunday Worship meets at 10:30 AM.
God is doing great things at Salem. We'd love to have you join us!
Salem is a group of people whose hearts have been captured by God's undeserved love
to us in Jesus Christ. We've discovered the reality of Jesus' promise that he is the way,
the truth, and the life, and now we're growing in that new life and sharing it with others.
You can find out more about us here. Sunday Worship meets at 10:30 AM.
God is doing great things at Salem. We'd love to have you join us!
Nobody likes being an employee, a servant, a follower. We all want to be free, to be our own bosses.
But Psalm 123 says that disciples aren't independent operators; we grow in an attitude and practice of
servanthood as we follow Christ.
Last Sunday, we looked at the pictures of servanthood in Psalm 123. You can listen to the message
and find the sermon outline here. Here are some questions to think through:
1. What jobs or chores or rules did you work to avoid when you were little? How did you do that?
2. Why do you think God places so much emphasis in the Bible on his being above, “in heaven” and
“enthroned”? How does our being servants who look up to God change your perspective?
3. What values, beliefs, or goals are central to your life? How does following Jesus change our plans
and goals? How do God's commands get lived out in you day-to-day experience?
4. How have you experienced difficulty, pain, oppression, or suffering as you've walked with Christ?
How can Christians who go through terrible experiences still praise God and give him thanks?
How has your recognition of God's mercy motivated you in worship, service, or obedience?
5. Where is God calling you to serve him in your life?
But Psalm 123 says that disciples aren't independent operators; we grow in an attitude and practice of
servanthood as we follow Christ.
Last Sunday, we looked at the pictures of servanthood in Psalm 123. You can listen to the message
and find the sermon outline here. Here are some questions to think through:
1. What jobs or chores or rules did you work to avoid when you were little? How did you do that?
2. Why do you think God places so much emphasis in the Bible on his being above, “in heaven” and
“enthroned”? How does our being servants who look up to God change your perspective?
3. What values, beliefs, or goals are central to your life? How does following Jesus change our plans
and goals? How do God's commands get lived out in you day-to-day experience?
4. How have you experienced difficulty, pain, oppression, or suffering as you've walked with Christ?
How can Christians who go through terrible experiences still praise God and give him thanks?
How has your recognition of God's mercy motivated you in worship, service, or obedience?
5. Where is God calling you to serve him in your life?
Basketball!
Our basketball court is freshly painted and ready
for action!
Come out Thursday nights from 4-8 for open-court
basketball at the back of the church property.
Bring your best game and hoop it up!
Our basketball court is freshly painted and ready
for action!
Come out Thursday nights from 4-8 for open-court
basketball at the back of the church property.
Bring your best game and hoop it up!
