Sunday Gathering - August 9th

 

Because the church’s building is still in a level 3 evacuation zone, we will not be gathering there on Sunday morning. Instead, we will gather for Sunday worship at Faith Bible Church at 1:00 pm.

 

Address: 440 W Cora Ave, Spokane, WA 99205 

 

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On August 1st, our Spokane community suffered a nearly incomprehensible disaster as fires tore through our city — including the neighborhood we love and call home, where our church building is also located.

 

To date, 6 families have suffered a complete loss of their home, property, and possessions, and nearly half of our roughly 400-member congregation has been displaced, living in temporary housing due to necessary evacuations — with friends, relatives, in hotels, or other accommodations.

 

Many people and churches have asked how they can specifically help, and we have set up a Fire Relief Fund for our church.

 

These resources will be used to care for the immediate, mid-term, and long-term needs of ITC members, and as the Lord gives opportunity, for the good and upbuilding of others in our area.

 

Although there is much tragedy, we grieve with great hope because of the goodness and faithfulness of the Lord.

 

If you or your church desire to help and serve our church and those we're connected to, please direct your giving to the Indian Trail Church – Fire Relief Fund. 

 

Link here:

https://indiantrailchurch.churchcenter.com/giving/to/fire-relief-for-members-of-itc

 

Mail:

Indian Trail Church

9010 N. Indian Trail Rd.

Spokane, WA 99208

Are You Ready?

September 20, 2020 Speaker: Kyle Schwahn Series: Romans

Passage: Romans 12:1–2

SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION

- How do the first eleven chapters of the book of Romans display God's mercy to us? What problem do all men and women share? What is our only hope of righteousness? When we believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ, how are we changed and what are we given? Who is able to receive this gift?

- In Romans 12:1, Paul makes an appeal in view of the mercies of God described in Romans 1-11. What is a living sacrifice? What does it mean to "present yourself" as one?

- If the sacrifice of our lives is to be "holy and acceptable to God," how can our lives be holy in light of our sin problem? Where does our holiness come from? If giving our lives to God is our "Sacrifice" - with a "capital S", as Kyle described - what should that lead to? What are some examples of "little s" sacrifices? What kinds of "little s" sacrifices do you make in your life?

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