I suspect there have been more sermons about Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46-52) in our congregation than just about any other part of scripture. The name makes it inevitable. But I am going to put you through one more, because there’s something … Continue reading →
Linda offers inspiration drawn from the life of Christina Meredith, who shows us that our circumstances do not define us. The first half of the podcast is an interview from the Huckabee show from the video clip that she showed.
Continue reading →Pray with us and rejoice with us. We began with prayer requests today because the absence of Priscilla and Kimi required explanation. Kimi had a seizure on Friday night and was rushed to the hospital. Priscilla was told that she … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. My prayer for you this week is for a fresh vision of His love and purpose for you. Here’s what I see coming up. We were almost back to full strength last week and that … Continue reading →
Please pray for Romona Wilson. She went to Blessed Hope Church, which used to meet in our building, for years. She has cancer & it has spread to her brain, liver, lungs, & now there is a tumor in her … Continue reading →
In this message, I take on a subject that seems to have a lot of confusion around it. In Hebrews 12:4-13, we are told that God disciplines those whom He loves. Translations vary, but the idea of punishment is clearly … Continue reading →
Priscilla shared the following video with us and Kimi read from Isiah 43:18-19
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Benny is doing much better. April enjoyed her weekend. She got help getting things she needed. Debra enjoyed her birthday yesterday. Cindy and Tim enjoyed getting haircuts. Kimi praises the Lord for good … Continue reading →
Hello friends and family of BBT. My prayer for you this week is that you have a fresh revelation of the love of your Heavenly Father. Keep reading to find out what’s coming up. I really enjoyed last Sunday. More … Continue reading →
We are all facing challenges that can sometimes get us down. We know all the right answers, but sometimes they don’t seem to be enough. How can we “rejoice always” as Paul instructs us to do in 1 Thessalonians 5:16? … Continue reading →
