When life presses in — personal loss, sickness, the suffering of those we love, discouraging news — we reach for comfort. But our culture has largely reduced comfort to the absence of discomfort: a softer seat, a smoother day, feeling … Continue reading →
If someone keeps telly you how honest they are, don’t you start to wonder if it’s true? I certainly do. I’m automatically suspicious of any business that incorporates similar language in its name, though I have known those who are … Continue reading →
Israel had just watched the ground open up and swallow Korah’s rebellion. Fire had consumed two hundred and fifty men. And the very next day, the people’s response was to blame Moses and Aaron: “You are the ones who have … Continue reading →
Everyone has ideas about God. Some say there is no God at all. Some say there are many. Some say He exists but doesn’t care. But those aren’t options we’ve actually been given — because God has not left Himself … Continue reading →
On the weekend of this message, 3 hurricanes and an earthquake were in the news. As my wife and i were praying for the people affected by these events, I confess I was struggling a bit. Later that day the … Continue reading →
We all know someone who rubs us the wrong way—whether a coworker, a difficult family member, or even someone in our own church. When friction arises, our natural temptation is to lash out, hold a grudge, or use our words … Continue reading →
Our church was founded with a heart for people with disabilities. Over the years many have come through our doors, and many have gone out again, often to their eternal reward. Many caring people have helped us over the years, … Continue reading →
What does it mean to be tolerant? If you ask Google, you’ll get a definition about allowing something you don’t necessarily like without interfering. But if you ask our culture, tolerance has been redefined — it now means full acceptance, … Continue reading →
About this time every year, we invite family and friends to come back and join us as we remember who we are and where we’ve come from, giving all Glory to the one true God. Join us as we share … Continue reading →
When we meet together, it’s important to know not only what we’re doing, but why we’re doing it. This overview of Psalm 100 will explain the reasons behind the music we choose and the way it is arranged.
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