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 →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Cathy enjoyed her week. Brenda received a blessing. Pris got a good report from the doctor. Linda is doing better. Pray for Cathy’s brother Gary and friend Teresa. Also pray for her friend … Continue reading →
Merry Christmas Everyone! Whatever we believe about the actual timing and circumstances of our savior’s birth, I hope we won’t miss the opportunity provided by the season to share the good news! There is a reason that He came. There … Continue reading →
Our study of john’s gospel continues with the last have of Chapter 16, starting in verse 16. Jesus has just described the persecution that His disciples will face, and He has further described the role of the Holy Spirit. Now … Continue reading →
Priscilla draws from her accident last week to bring us a message of God’s comfort, sovereignty, and provision.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. April enjoyed her time in Florida. Cathy rejoices in getting much of her Christmas shopping done. Pris is gretful to be alright after her accident. Brenda is thankful that she had a good … Continue reading →
We pick up our study with John Chapter 16. As we begin, Jesus is still speaking to the disciples about the persecution that will come to them for the sake of His name. Then, he returns to the topic of … Continue reading →
