Image Church

We are a movement that exists to help people discover and deepen a relationship with Jesus.

[NAMB @NAMB_SBC]

Two Kennesaw State golfers, Kyle and Hunter, were baptized at @sendnetwork church plant, Image Church.

We believe college campuses are fertile ground for gospel ministry and love getting to support missionaries who are reaching the next generation! | #FueledByAnnie

[Image Church @image_atl]

Praise God!

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

Great day @image_atl! We got to baptize four people!

Let's go!

[Michael McKee @MikeMckee38]

Excited for @DrLoritts to be @image_atl this Sunday! 🙌

[Image Church @image_atl]

Image Church is very excited to host @DrLoritts this Sunday, February 11th. Join us as he kicks off our “Mountains” sermon series.

Be sure to share the news with your friends and family! You won’t want to miss Sunday service this week at Image Church this Sunday at 10AM.

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

Our church's most recent podcast episode talks about why many Christians diminish the Holy Spirit.

Check it out here: https://t.co/O6Nlk5cSLQ

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

Blessed is the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavens in Christ.

Ephesians 1:3, CSB

#bibleverse

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

Today is the first day back for the @image_atl institute class! We are starting our theology section using You Are a Theologian by @jenniferwilkin and @jt_english! Super excited for people to learn theology! Thankful for such an accessible book on essential theology!

[Michael McKee @MikeMckee38]

So proud of Fred Odom! It’s been incredible to walk with him the past 8 years! He became our newest elder a few months ago and preached his first sermon this morning @image_atl! #pewtopulpit #multiply

[Image Church @image_atl]

How do you discern Gospel-Centered Teaching versus Prosperity Teaching?

https://t.co/LqVnQ1VhS9

[Image Church @image_atl]

"Having faith in the Person we're waiting for can fill our lives with joy." - Pastor @MikeMckee38 this past Sunday

Check out the entire sermon on YouTube: https://t.co/2L4PxnVMS6

[Image Church @image_atl]

We love when we get to do Baptisms!

Check out what happened at Image Church a couple of weeks ago!

https://t.co/UpvbjnIiiU

#baptism #newlife #localchurch

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

So excited to start our Core Class journey @image_atl

This week students are diving into the book of Genesis as they start the storyline of Bible portion of the class.

[Michael McKee @MikeMckee38]

Image Institute Core Class kickoff this morning @image_atl ! 44 of our people signed up and excited! Proud of our Institute director @jonathansams7 and all his hard work to make this happen!

[Michael McKee @MikeMckee38]

What an awesome weekend @image_atl love what Gods doing here 🙌

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

Awesome day @image_atl! We got to baptize 8 people and spend time celebrating as a family!

#ForTheChurch

[Trey @treyrule]

Time for the best day of the week with my @image_atl family!

[Image Church @image_atl]

“When God’s family intentionally chooses to care for one another, it is a display of the Gospel.”

Watch to see how the care that Lauren encountered within God’s family changed the way she lives

https://t.co/dfr20KOpAp

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

On Juneteenth, it is important to understand that the Bible does NOT affirm chattel slavery.

Check out this episode of my church's podcast, Living Beyond Sunday, featuring @jeromegay addressing this topic.

https://t.co/htis2BGUmO

[Jonathan Sams @Jonathansams7]

What do most Christian podcasts have in common?

1. Over an hour long
2. Very philosophical

I have enjoyed helping to create my church's podcast with my pastor @MikeMckee38

1. Less than 25 minutes
2. Very practical and encouraging

Check it out!

https://t.co/UqYPJdePxq

[Image Church @image_atl]

Today we reflect on, remember, and celebrate #Juneteenth that commemorates the end of chattel slavery in America. The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in 1863, but it was not enforced in many places until after the end of the Civil War in 1865.