Episode
Message by Larry Thacker Jr from December 29, “Moving God”

We may think of God as being somewhat remote. If we’ve been taught correctly, we know better. WE know that His Holy Spirit lives within us as believers,, that He hears us when we pray,, that He guides and protects … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore from December 29

Priscilla reads from Ephesians Chapter 4 and shares truth and testimony.
Continue reading →Message by Larry Thacker Jr from December 22

As part of our traditional Christmas celebration, I read the story from Luke 2:1-14 and add a little commentary.
Continue reading →Message by Larry Thacker Jr from December 15, “Questioning God”

The Gospel of Luke gives us two accounts of angelic visitations in the first chapter. The first is to Zacharias, a priest serving in the temple. The second is to Mary, a young lady engaged to be married who learns … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker from December 15, “Heavenly Peace”
Message by Larry Thacker Jr from December 8, “Name That Prophet”

Jesus fulfilled a minimum of 300 old Testament prophecies while He lived among us. Some put the number much higher, based on the reading of more scripture as having a messianic prophetic intent. As we enjoy the Christmas season, lets … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore from December 8

She’s back and she ain’t backin’ down! Join Priscilla as she pounds home the message that we should not loose our focus.
Continue reading →Message by Larry Thacker Jr from December 1, “Beauty in the Begats”

Are there parts of the Bible you read just because you’re supposed to? Maybe you use one of those reading plans that takes you through the Bible in a year, and so you struggle through the numbers, the pages of … Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr from November 24, “A Choice to Rejoice”

Joy is one of those words that gets loaded with layers of meaning when it gets run through the Christianese dictionary. We’ll say things like, “You may not always be happy, but you can always have joy.” What? When I … Continue reading →