When Jesus and His disciples come upon a blind man as they travel, the disciples tactlessly ask Jesus, “who sinned, this man or his parents, that he would be born blind?” Jesus’ response in part is this, “so that the … Continue reading →
Priscilla addresses objections someone might raise to becoming a Christian.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. We are delighted that Teresa was able to join us today. It has been too long since we’ve seen her. Cathy praises the lord that Ruth had a good week. Lisa has completed … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, beloved BBT family and friends. Read on for your weekly chronicle. Last Sunday you elected to make me the pastor of this church. I can’t express in words what that means to me. I’m hesitant to even … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Priscilla is thankful for what the church has done for her. Barbara and Richard got their motor home back. Cathy is thankful that we gad a good board meeting yesterday and that Ruth … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. Here’s your weekly update. I can’t tell you how much joy you all brought me last Sunday during our 5th Sunday fellowship. I’ve been talking about how we need to function as a church and … Continue reading →
Our text is found in John 5:2-17. Jesus does something surprising. We might even think it was a little insensitive. He walks up to a man lying on a mat who had been sick for 38 years and says, “Do … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Edith rejoices in getting the work started on her home. Mrs. Fox’s daughter got the job she applied for. Ruth is thankful to be here again and that her sister is happy with … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. Here’s what’s happening. Last week was our first attempt at a little something new for Sunday school. I’m grateful to Priscilla for being willing to give it a try. We may not do the same … Continue reading →
When you look at others, do you see what God sees? This is an important question, especially in a church like ours. You may have seen the commercials on TV for the drug to treat psoriasis. They echo the poignant … Continue reading →
