Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for March 12
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Priscilla explores the topic of God’s purposes in suffering from the question, “Why me?”
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Message by Pastor David Whitmore for March 5: It Pays to Be Patient
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In Hebrews 12:1-2, the writer talks about running with patience. That sounds crazy doesn’t it? We run because we want to finish the race as quick as we can, what is he talking about? There are races that are sprints … Continue reading →
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Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for March 5
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Priscilla teaches us about god’s unchanging love. The conversation got a little personal, so I have preserved only the section where the general teaching is done.
Continue reading →Message by Tim Terrell for February 26: The Prodigal Son, A Dad’s Perspective
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Tim speaks of the Father’s love illustrated in the story of the prodigal son from Luke 15:11-32.
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Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for February 19: Is God in Your Business?
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God is gracious and merciful. He loves us and gives us the freedom to direct our lives as seems best to us. But we should never forget that He is God. We should at least be asking Him to guide … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker for February 19: A Diamond’s Best Friend
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We know how diamonds are formed in nature. Linda explains the significance of how God forms diamonds in us. She began by showing the video which appears below.
Continue reading →Message by Pastor David Whitmore for February 12: Why Are We So Angry?
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I talk this week about being angry. Jesus has a whole lot to say about this in the Sermon on the Mont. Our scripture verses are in Matthew 5: 21-26. Jesus is speaking about our selfish anger not righteous indignation. … Continue reading →
Sunday School for February 12 by Priscilla Whitmore
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Priscilla shows us that we should strive to leave a legacy of love for God and others. She began with the video below, which is presented separately due to recording quality.
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