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Greetings Beloved.
We warmly welcome you into our community, where every person is valued and loved.
Thank you for visiting the website of Walker Bible Baptist Church in Lansing, MI.
Our doors are always open, and we invite you to join us in worship and discovery.
We are an Independent, Baptist Church making a difference in lives of individuals.
Our mission is to share the love of Christ and the transformative power of His Word.
God Almighty and The Holy Bible, the King James Bible, teach and govern this church.
As we strive for spiritual growth, we aim to extend grace and forgiveness to one another.
We are not perfect, but we are being perfected.
In our gatherings, you will find a family that supports and uplifts each other in faith.
We do not know everything, but we worship and praise The Lord Jesus Christ, who is the answer and does know everything!

Our goal is not for you to know how much we know, but to know how much we care.
Together, we celebrate the joy of salvation and the hope that comes from being part of God’s family.
With the Truth of God and great compassion, we want to help the one struggling or the family in pain.
Through prayer and fellowship, we believe that healing and restoration are possible.
We want to watch the broken hearted be healed by the Lord Jesus Christ.
Our ministry is dedicated to spreading the Gospel and serving our community in tangible ways.
We want to see the captive freed.

Our Church desires to be a help, home, and hope.

We desire to be a: Breath of Fresh Air, Preaching from The King James Bible.Join us as we seek to reflect the light of Christ in a world that desperately needs Him.

Pastor David Garver - September 6, 2026

God Ordained Members within the Church

1 Corinthians 12:18-31 emphasizes that God assigns roles within the Church, highlighting His sovereignty in deciding who fulfills each position and when those roles may change. The text points to the detrimental impact of "Fleshly Rule" within churches, where leaders exert control in a domineering manner, leading to divisions and destruction in congregations. This includes scenarios where preachers rule with an "iron fist," prioritizing their authority over collaborative leadership, as well as instances where church members dictate the actions of their pastors. Additionally, the text reflects on the apostolic era, asserting that while there were only twelve apostles originally, their role is no longer necessary with the existence of the King James Bible as a guiding text for faith and practice.

Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 12:18-31

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