What Makes Our Worship Unique?

Both churches have expository preaching.  Expository preaching is a type of preaching that focuses on explaining and applying a specific passage of Scripture, deriving its main points and outline from the text itself.  It emphasizes understanding the author's original intent and communicating that meaning to the modern-day listener, through a verse-by-verse explaination of the verses and applications of the verses to everyday life.  Expository preaching is different than preaching on a topic.  Expository preaching is difficult to find in today's churches.

FLINT RIVER CHAPEL meets together with a potluck dinner, music, and worship in modern surroundings.

NEW HEBRON meets together with no modern conveniences -- it is a traditional service in the way that our ancestors worshipped.