Rejoice with us and pray with us. Ruth is thankful for what she can still do and that they got to see Lupe. Anita felt like she had a good appointment with the doctor last week. Dede is thankful for … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. My prayer for you this week is that you seek the Lord with all your heart. If you also seek to know what’s happening at BBT, read on. I enjoyed the service last wee. I … Continue reading →
In the previous message, I spoke from the first half of Romans 14, where Paul instructs us not to pass judgment on one other for our personal convictions. This episode picks up where we left off, covering Romans 14:13-23. He … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Priscilla is back with us sooner than expected. Cindy’s daughters made it back and things went well. Tim is getting better and they took down the ramp to the house. Cathy and Ruth … Continue reading →
Hello all. I hoe you had a great Independence Day celebration. We are so blessed to live in this country where we are free to live and worship as we choose. My prayer for you this week is that you … Continue reading →
Our text is from Romans 14:1-12. Sometimes we seem determined to find fault. I think many times this is an unconscious defense against the flaws we see in our own character, but whatever the reason, it’s a destructive tendency. This … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Ruth praises the Lord that she is moving around better. Anita’s son found a job. April is thankful for what she can do. Mary is thankful for a positive experience with a customer … Continue reading →
Happy Friday, friends, or whatever day it is by the time you read this. My prayer for you this week is that you see the people around you through God’s eyes. Read on for this week’s update for BBT. It … Continue reading →
Most of the church today has relegated the Sabbath to the dust bin of Old Testament history. If we mention it at all, it is within the context of Jesus’ run-ins with the Pharisees over what could and could not … Continue reading →
