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Cypress Grove strives to help people pursue a personal relationship with Christ through Preaching, Teaching, Service, and Outreach.

11/07/2026

11/05/2026

Submitted by Justin Hudson
Ten men standing at a distance cried out for mercy that day, and mercy came. Not because they earned it. Not because they deserved it. It was simply a gift. All ten were healed, but only one turned back. Pay attention to the question here. Jesus isn’t questioning their faith, but their response to the healing. His question exposes that it’s possible to take the blessing and still walk away from the One who gave it. We are no different than the lepers. We count our blessings, we post about breakthroughs, and we breathe a sigh of relief when the healing comes. But how often do we turn back? How often do we stop and give glory to God for what He has already done? Gratitude is the natural response of a heart that knows it has been shown mercy it didn’t deserve. Faith doesn’t stop at receiving; it returns. Before you move on to the next need, the next prayer, the next thing, turn back and thank God for the last one. Gratitude is the sound of a heart that remembers.

Take time today to thank the LORD for His mercy each day.

11/04/2026

Submitted by River Norton
Here in the Gospel of St. Luke, we get a subtle hint at the divine nature of Jesus that you can easily miss if you run through the text too fast. The Samaritan was praising GOD with a loud voice, falling at the feet of JESUS, giving HIM thanks. The mere posture of this man goes to show he believed in Jesus for more than just a miracle; and as Jesus eventually said to him, and him only, out of the ten, “your faith has made you well”. This was more than a physical healing that required ritual clearance from the priest; it was a spiritual cleansing that can come only through One, the Lord Jesus Christ (John 10:27-29). Now, we must ask ourselves when we last truly rejoiced over what God has provided us. Not just a simple, “thanks, Father,” but a genuine time of giving thanks at the feet of Jesus with a loud voice. Whether it be in your home, in the church, in public, in good situations and bad – He deserves our praise. No matter what, we have something to be thankful for if we belong to the Good Shepherd; at the very least (which is not little at all), we have eternal life through His blood, death, and resurrection, and if everything goes sideways right this very second, will you still be as faithful as the moment you decided to separate yourself from the other nine who focused on the flesh and isolated yourself to Him by being drawn in the Spirit? How we react when there is no healing at all, or when He feels distant, really shows how much influence He has over our lives.

Take time today to thank Jesus in Spirit and truth for cleansing you from all unrighteousness and for calling us to love one another.

11/04/2026

Sprinting to CGC 🏃💨
See you this Sunday.

11/04/2026

The problem is we base what we do off what we see,
not what we believe. - Pastor Mac

11/03/2026

Join us for our Fall Festival at our Hwy 52 location from 1:00pm - 6:00pm! Bring the whole family for a fun-filled day featuring a vendors market, petting zoo, inflatables, wagon rides, food trucks, and more! We can’t wait to enjoy a day of fall fun and fellowship with you!

10/30/2026

Submitted by Tyler Cooper
Sometimes we get so caught up in waiting for God to fulfill a promise that we forget faith is about trusting Him along the way. Hebrews 11 reminds us that some of the greatest examples of faith never saw everything God had promised them. They trusted God without knowing how everything would turn out. We have to remember that God’s plans are bigger than what we can see or understand in the moment. Just because we haven’t seen the answer doesn’t mean God isn’t working. Our responsibility isn’t to figure out every detail of His plan, but to remain faithful to the One who holds it all together. We may not see the whole picture, but we can trust the One who does. A question to sit with: Am I trusting God because I know how the story ends, or am I trusting Him even when I don’t know what the next chapter looks like?

Take time today to thank the LORD for His promises.

10/29/2026

Submitted by Justin Hudson
The author of Hebrews is writing to a community of Jewish Christians facing intense persecution. By highlighting both triumphs and suffering, the author argues that faith is measured not by the absence of pain, but by the presence of hope. Faith wins in two ways, and both are victories. Sometimes God delivers you out of the fire. The scan comes back clear. The marriage survives. The job comes through. Receive it with thanksgiving, because that is faith. And sometimes God doesn’t put the fire out; He just makes you fireproof. You keep trusting, keep obeying, keep refusing the shortcuts that would compromise your soul, and the rescue doesn’t come the way you asked. That is not weak faith. Hebrews names it right along with miracles and calls it faith too. I personally think it takes stronger faith to believe through the trials. Faith seems easier when things go our way. If you are in the first place today, thank Him. If you are in the second, do not measure your faith by your circumstances. Faith isn’t a tool to control our circumstances; it’s a relationship that anchors us regardless of them. Whether God changes your situation or changes you within it, His grace is sufficient, and the reward is eternal.

Take time today to thank the LORD for being our Anchor.

Address

5506 S. Irby Street
Effingham, SC
29541

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 3pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 3pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 3pm
	5pm - 8pm
Thursday	8:30am - 3pm
Friday	8:30am - 3pm
Sunday	8:15am - 12pm

Telephone

+18437586975

Website

http://www.cypressgrovechurch.com/

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