Winter takes its time, but it does make some brief appearances here in Nort Texas. We don’t like it much, but we can be thankful that it doesn’t stick around. It’s going to be cold this weekend with a chance … Continue reading →
John Chapter 17 is very special because it contains Jesus’s prayer for us! John has included a great deal of detail in his gospel so that we cannot miss the deity of Jesus as well as His humanity. He is … Continue reading →
We have made it into a new year, and I am so thankful. It is my belief that God has been preparing us for new and better things, and it is my expectation that this is the year that we … Continue reading →
I’ve never been a big fan of enslavement to the calendar, but the changing of the year does provide us with an opportunity to evaluate where we’ve been and where we’re going. Many of us will make New Year’s resolutions … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Cathy enjoyed her Christmas holiday. We’re thankful that the Allison’s got safely moved. Pris enjoyed seeing family. Remember Cathy’s friend Teresa. Keep Gary in prayer. Remember Debra’s stepfather Tim as he fights cancer. … Continue reading →
I hope everyone was able to enjoy the holiday sharing the love of friends and family, and maybe even a stranger or two. We did not hold a service on Christmas Eve to give our hard-working staff that opportunity. We … Continue reading →
We will not be meeting this Sunday since we will have key people out spending Christmas Eve with family. We had a good time celebrating together last weekend. I look forward to many more to come, and maybe finding even … Continue reading →
Merry Christmas, y’all! This Sunday will be our traditional Christmas celebration. The traditions have changed a bit in recent years, but I think they are better because we all have something to give. We’ll have a short service. I’ll read … Continue reading →
This is a reprise of a sermon from December 20 of 2020. Honestly, that one is better. We love this season. As Christians we know that there is no Christmas without Christ, but there are no words to adequately capture … Continue reading →
