Join us today as we step back and remind ourselves of what is RIGHT with the church. We’ll me meet you in Ephesians 5:25-27.

…and the winner is…

While discussing the times of trouble leading up to His return, Jesus Christ told His followers, "Watch therefore, and pray always that you may be counted worthy to escape all these things that will come to pass, and to stand before the Son of Man" (Luke 21:36). The above shows there are two areas we are to watch and pray about: the conditions in the world and our personal spiritual condition.

Join Shiloh Port Royal online this Father’s Day for a special video message. See you on Sunday, Shiloh!

Submit your “Dad and Me” selfie to admin@sbcportroyal.org and let us know why you love your dad.

Last week we discussed the “fallen man” and “fallen nature.” This week we will discuss the secret to ensuring that we “faint not.” Grab your Bible and notepad. We’ll meet you in the Scriptures.

What is meant by the biblical "time of the end"? How should we plan and prepare? What kind of hope does God offer us?

Do you have a heavy heart? Do you feel overwhelmed? Is your Spirit grieved? Do you miss community worship and study? Paul tell us in II Corinthians 4: 16-18, that he has found the secret to staying encouraged in the Lord. Do you know the secret? Meet us in the Scriptures…

The plans, promises and prophecies of the Bible all lead to one thing—a potential almost beyond human comprehension! What does God have in store for you?

Discrimination and injustice have no place in our community and will not be tolerated. Read a quick note from Pastor Nick addressing escalting tensions stemming from systemic racism, discrimination and injustice.

Social Distancing and Loneliness: The Bible has practical solutions for the problems we face in our lives. God wants us all to have underlying joy and fulfillment even when we are experiencing sadness and loneliness! That's difficult when you feel alone and it seems that no one cares.

First of all, please don't feel you are weak or weird because you feel lonely. There's no need to feel ashamed of your loneliness. In fact, if you find one or two friends to talk with about it, you will probably find that they feel lonely also (or have at one time or another), and you can encourage each other. Also remember that God wants to be your best friend—He wants you to talk with Him about everything. And as your relationship with God becomes stronger and more intimate, you will feel less loneliness.

We all have stories of suffering, and they come in many different
types. There are sudden accidents. There are lifelong disabilities. There are
chronic illnesses, emotional losses, financial disasters—sorrow, pain and
suffering of all kinds. Whether we're innocent victims or we bear partial
responsibility, we still naturally wonder why. To begin to explore this big
subject, let's start with the foundational background from God's Word, the
Bible.

For a mother's heart and a mother's faith,
And a mother's steadfast love,
Were fashioned by the angels,
And sent from God above.