Bulletin
May 10, 2026
Announcements
GCC Spotify Channel
Our church loves to sing the truths of Scripture! Now you can hear the songs we sing on Sunday via our church Spotify channel. Share it with friends and family!
Children’s Classes
The first Sunday each month is Family Worship Sunday for children and parents to worship together in the sanctuary. The remaining Sundays we provide a children's class (2 years -- Kindergarten). Children can be checked in at the Geist Kids kiosk in the foyer. A Geist Children's Bulletin is available for children staying in the sanctuary to engage and participate in the corporate worship gathering.
Core Courses
Core Courses are at 9AM on Sundays.
Financial Update —March 2026 YTD
You can give by placing a check or cash in the white offering box just inside the main entrance, or online at geist.org/give.
Giving - $71,127
Expenses - $80,535
Budget - $78,205
UPCOMING EVENTS
(For more info on any of these events checkout the Events Page)
Traditions at Brookside
Thursday | May 14| 10:30am-11:00am | Traditions at Brookside
Each week we go to the assisted living facility and hold a chapel service for the residents. Join us as we sing and share of the Lord through His Word!
Men’s Breakfast and Book Discussion
Saturday | May 16 | 8:30am-10:00am | GCC
Men of all ages are welcome to join us for breakfast as we discuss “The Redeemed Man.” Even if you haven’t read the book, come and enjoy the fellowship while hearing how the Lord has used this book in the lives of other men.
Market in McCordsville
Saturday | May 30 | 10:00am-2:00pm | McCord Square, 5811 Main St.
Come join us in connecting with and serving our neighbors at the local market.
COMING SOON: A new core course — “What Does the Bible say about….” where we will be looking at biblical answers to theological and cultural issues.
MAY MEMORY VERSE
Amos 9:11-12 “In that day I will raise up the booth of David that is fallen and repair its breaches, and raise up its ruins and rebuild it as in the days of old, that they may possess the remnant of Edom and all the nations who are called by my name,” declares the Lord who does this.
GCC Social
Want to be in touch with others in our congregation? Sign up for GCC Social. If you have not signed up and would like to be added, please email Sally Harvey at officeadmin@geist.org.
Sermon Discussion Questions
1. Micah calls out leaders, prophets, and priests who exploit others for personal gain (Micah 3). In what subtle ways are you tempted to use your position, influence, or relationsihps for self-serving ends rather than genuine service to others?
2. Micah 6:8 calls God’s people to “do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with your God.” Which of these three is hardest for you personally, and what might that reveal about where you need the Lord to grow you?
3. Micah alternates between warnings of judgment and promises of restoration. Where in your life are you tempted to despair as though God’s final word is judgment rather than redemption? How does the gospel reframe that despair?
4. How would you describe the book of Micah in a short sentence or two? Why do God’s people need this book of the Bible? How has it brought encouragement to you so that you might have hope? (Romans 15:4)
Our church loves to sing the truths of Scripture! Now you can hear the songs we sing on Sunday via our church Spotify channel. Share it with friends and family!
Children’s Classes
The first Sunday each month is Family Worship Sunday for children and parents to worship together in the sanctuary. The remaining Sundays we provide a children's class (2 years -- Kindergarten). Children can be checked in at the Geist Kids kiosk in the foyer. A Geist Children's Bulletin is available for children staying in the sanctuary to engage and participate in the corporate worship gathering.
Core Courses
Core Courses are at 9AM on Sundays.
- Digging Deeper: Studying the Scripture being preached Sunday
Financial Update —March 2026 YTD
You can give by placing a check or cash in the white offering box just inside the main entrance, or online at geist.org/give.
Giving - $71,127
Expenses - $80,535
Budget - $78,205
UPCOMING EVENTS
(For more info on any of these events checkout the Events Page)
Traditions at Brookside
Thursday | May 14| 10:30am-11:00am | Traditions at Brookside
Each week we go to the assisted living facility and hold a chapel service for the residents. Join us as we sing and share of the Lord through His Word!
Men’s Breakfast and Book Discussion
Saturday | May 16 | 8:30am-10:00am | GCC
Men of all ages are welcome to join us for breakfast as we discuss “The Redeemed Man.” Even if you haven’t read the book, come and enjoy the fellowship while hearing how the Lord has used this book in the lives of other men.
Market in McCordsville
Saturday | May 30 | 10:00am-2:00pm | McCord Square, 5811 Main St.
Come join us in connecting with and serving our neighbors at the local market.
COMING SOON: A new core course — “What Does the Bible say about….” where we will be looking at biblical answers to theological and cultural issues.
MAY MEMORY VERSE
Amos 9:11-12 “In that day I will raise up the booth of David that is fallen and repair its breaches, and raise up its ruins and rebuild it as in the days of old, that they may possess the remnant of Edom and all the nations who are called by my name,” declares the Lord who does this.
GCC Social
Want to be in touch with others in our congregation? Sign up for GCC Social. If you have not signed up and would like to be added, please email Sally Harvey at officeadmin@geist.org.
Sermon Discussion Questions
1. Micah calls out leaders, prophets, and priests who exploit others for personal gain (Micah 3). In what subtle ways are you tempted to use your position, influence, or relationsihps for self-serving ends rather than genuine service to others?
2. Micah 6:8 calls God’s people to “do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with your God.” Which of these three is hardest for you personally, and what might that reveal about where you need the Lord to grow you?
3. Micah alternates between warnings of judgment and promises of restoration. Where in your life are you tempted to despair as though God’s final word is judgment rather than redemption? How does the gospel reframe that despair?
4. How would you describe the book of Micah in a short sentence or two? Why do God’s people need this book of the Bible? How has it brought encouragement to you so that you might have hope? (Romans 15:4)
Service Order
8:40 - Prayer
Meets in Classroom 1
9:00 - Core Courses
10:00 - Worship Gathering
Welcome
Congregational Singing
Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery - #180
Hear the Call of the Kingdom - #499
Confession of Sin
Assurance of Pardon —Jeremiah 50:20
Congregational Singing
Be Thou My Vision - #434
Scripture Reading — Matthew 23:1-39
Pastoral Prayer
My Jesus, I Love Thee - #190
The Lord is My Salvation - #178
Benediction
Next Sunday's Sermon: Obadiah — Pastor Matt
Meets in Classroom 1
9:00 - Core Courses
- Digging Deeper: Studying the Scripture being preached Sunday
10:00 - Worship Gathering
Welcome
Congregational Singing
Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery - #180
Hear the Call of the Kingdom - #499
Confession of Sin
Assurance of Pardon —Jeremiah 50:20
Congregational Singing
Be Thou My Vision - #434
Scripture Reading — Matthew 23:1-39
Pastoral Prayer
– College Park Indy (Johnny McClaughlin)
– Supported Workers: Tim & Karri Hewitt
Sermon
Micah — Pastor David
Congregational SingingMy Jesus, I Love Thee - #190
The Lord is My Salvation - #178
Benediction