Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for October 16: If My People
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If you can stand to watch the news, it paints a pretty bleak picture of the world we live in. The things that are happening in our own country can be depressing if one doesn’t keep the right perspective. When …Continue reading →
During the Sunday school segment of our service, Linda interviewed our second student who has come to us by way of the Agape Project at Dallas Theological Seminary.
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for October 9: Be Thankful
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We need to be so thankful for all people do for us, but even more for what God is doing for us. When I think about saying thanks I always think about the story in Luke the 17Th chapter vs …Continue reading →
From the account of Jesus walking on the water and Peter coming out to Him, Priscilla teaches us to keep our focus on Jesus and not on the storms of life that distract us.
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for October 2: Why Be Shy?
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Is shyness a sin? It can be. Paul says in 2 Timothy 1:7 “For God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power and love and discipline. Your passage may read “For God hath not given us …Continue reading →
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for September 25: Do You Need Rest?
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The scripture verses this week are in Matthew 11:25-30. The rest Jesus is talking about here to his fellow Jews is it is the burden they were under trying to obey all the rules and laws that were being placed …Continue reading →
This is the first in a new round of personal testimonies given by our members. We did this a few years back and you can find some of them in old forum posts, but I’m looking forward to hearing them …Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for September 18: The Goal is the Soul
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In this podcast, we’ll read from Matthew 5:14-16. There we find that it is our good works that should lead others to glorify our Father in Heaven. But it is not the works themselves. Many well-meaning people do good works …Continue reading →
