Is choosing a church something God gets involved in? Most definitely. Psalm 37:23 says that the steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord. God wants to be involved in every decision of your life including your house of worship. When you chose T.W.C. it was no accident. You have been placed here by the hand of God. God strategically puts people in certain places where they are able to impact the Kingdom of darkness the greatest. God sent Moses to Egypt, Jonah to Nineveh, Paul to Rome; places where they could impact the Kingdom the greatest. He has sent you HERE! Now, when God places you somewhere it is up to you to trust God and His plan, even when storms come, and they will come. Here at T.W.C. we are working our hardest to make this a place of love, encouragement, and strength. With that in mind, realize that offenses will come. It's at those moments that the enemy whispers his deceitful lies into the ear of ungrounded believers. He'll say, "They don't appreciate you. You don't have to take that. I'm sure the people at that other church wouldn't treat you like that." But, it's up to you to stand strong and declare, "I have been strategically placed to IMPACT!"

I - Ignite a fire in my life and the lives of those around me.
M - Make a difference where God has placed me.
P - Position myself to be effective.
A - Always be a builder of the church, not a destroyer.
C - Commit and be faithful to the church God has placed me in.
T - Tell others and build the Kingdom.

You have been placed to impact. 2 Samuel 22:26 says- To the faithful You show yourself faithful. This was David talking to God. The word is still true today. Be faithful to the house of worship where God has placed you and He will always remain faithful to you. When the enemy's lies come, and they will, you can stand strong and say "God has placed me here to IMPACT and here is where I will stay." Don't ever forget, the staff here at T.W.C. loves and appreciates you more than you will ever know. We thank God everyday that He has placed you here!

Sincerely In Christ,

Eric Petree
Pastor

Characteristics of a Growing Church:

Fairness - treat people like you want to be treated
Caring - be sensitive to peoples needs
Responsibility - be dependable
Respect - earn it

We, the staff at T.W.C.

When asked a question will answer in a friendly and inviting manner. We will not be rude: we will acknowledge the person talking, greet, and answer them with a smile.
Be quick to apologize if we are in error.
We will focus on what we are moving toward, rather than what we are leaving behind.
We will live a sanctified life when no one is watching.
We will stand for what is right, even if we stand alone.

Lying makes a problem part of the future; truth makes a problem part of the past.

We will assume an "I can help attitude" - we will work with the attempt to resolve your insecurities and concerns. We will demonstrate through our voice tones, body language and over all attitude the importance we place on you attending T.W.C.