In the last podcast, we covered Romans 8:1-2 where we are instructed to present our bodies as a “living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God,” and to “be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” I talked a little about … Continue reading →
There is no podcast for Linda’s Sunday school lesson on Sunday because she shared a message from a chapel service at Dallas Theological Seminary that was helpful to her. She says, “This Fall marks 15 years since I started my … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Priscilla is taking comfort that Pastor David is rejoicing in the presence of the Lord. Kimi is getting better. Priscilla is enjoying having her granddaughter with her. Ruth is thankful for Cathy. Cathy … Continue reading →
Good morning to you, loved ones. I realize it won’t be morning by the time most of you see this. I’m so late in posting it that the upcoming service I’m talking about may already have happened. Nevertheless, here’s your … Continue reading →
In this message, I speak to you about mind control. I imagine that phrase invokes images of cult leaders or maybe as in my case any number of dystopian societies envisioned by authors wishing to make a statement of their … Continue reading →
This week we had another open session where church members were encouraged to share something that God recently gave to them.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us We were delighted to have more new visitors with us who were invited by Priscilla. Welcome to Pastor Solomon Evans of New Creation Fellowship Church with his family. A big welcome back also … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. Read on for your weekly update. Last Sunday was a little different with Priscilla being out sick, but I really enjoyed our time of sharing during the Sunday school session. We even had visitors from … Continue reading →
In this episode we continue our exploration of the proverbs with Proverbs 1:8-19. The passage contains a very direct and basic message, but there are concepts here that should inform all of our lives. It teaches the value of parental … Continue reading →
