The men's ministry of First ARP exists to help disciple the men of our church so that they are mature followers of Jesus who love Jesus deeply, lead their families in a Christ-like manner, and serve Christ's church faithfully. We seek to do this through study, support and service.
BIBLE STUDIES
PRAYER MEETING
Monday Evening (8:30pm)
Every Monday evening the men of First ARP and the Rock Hill community gather to study God's word. Monday nights are currently focused on our churchwide Scripture readings for the upcoming week. Our aim is to equip every man to share the truth of God's word to himself, his family, and his community every day.
2nd Saturday Morning (7:00am)
On each 2nd Saturday a group of men meet for coffee, fellowship, and study. This group is currently studying "The Parables of Jesus" by James Montgomery Boice.
Every Monday evening the men of First ARP and the Rock Hill community gather to study God's word. Monday nights are currently focused on our churchwide Scripture readings for the upcoming week. Our aim is to equip every man to share the truth of God's word to himself, his family, and his community every day.
2nd Saturday Morning (7:00am)
On each 2nd Saturday a group of men meet for coffee, fellowship, and study. This group is currently studying "The Parables of Jesus" by James Montgomery Boice.
1st Tuesday Morning (7:00am)
On the first Tuesday of each month, a group gathers to spend time praying for one another, the needs of our church, and especially for the men in our church. Prayer is vital for our lives as followers of Christ.
In Christian theology, the world (culture), the flesh (residing sin), and the devil (deception) have been singled out as the implacable enemies of the soul. In Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 Solomon comments on the peril a man faces who stands alone against these attacks without the benefit of mutual support received from other men. May we support one another for the glory of God and the benefit of our souls!
On the first Tuesday of each month, a group gathers to spend time praying for one another, the needs of our church, and especially for the men in our church. Prayer is vital for our lives as followers of Christ.
In Christian theology, the world (culture), the flesh (residing sin), and the devil (deception) have been singled out as the implacable enemies of the soul. In Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 Solomon comments on the peril a man faces who stands alone against these attacks without the benefit of mutual support received from other men. May we support one another for the glory of God and the benefit of our souls!