Righteousness is a word we don’t hear much outside of the church. What is it? How does one attain to it? You may have heard it defined as right-standing with God. Since God Himself is called righteous, this definition seems … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. We all enjoyed the worship at Pris’s home yesterday. Of course, we desire to grow and bring new people into God’s family, but one advantage of being small is that we can do … Continue reading →
“It’s not fair!” I doubt you can find a child anywhere who hasn’t made that accusation. They might even be right once in a while, because sometimes we’re not, and we make mistakes. Many a grownup has replied, “Life’s not … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Everyone enjoyed their holidays with family and friends. Pray for don as he anticipates a minor procedure next month to address an issue with dialysis. We still ask for healing. Pray healing for … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. We enjoyed the fellowship today as we met off-site for our Christmas celebration. Cathy passed along a prayer request for Cody, Part of a family once part of the church, who is scheduled … Continue reading →
We will be at Priscilla’s home this Sunday. Please contact one of us for directions. Merry Christmas!
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Priscilla speaks of some things that are happening around us and urges us to share the Gospel.
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We continue our progress through the book of Romans in Chapter 9, verses 14-18. Paul continues his explanation of how God worked in history to bring about His purpose through the Jewish people. He takes head on the questions we … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Deedee is well on the way to getting the medical attention she needs. Debra enjoyed a Christmas party and is thankful transportation worked out. Leann is thankful that Zach may be getting the … Continue reading →
We continue our study with Romans 9:6-13. Here Paul begins to address questions or misconceptions that might arise when considering the rejection of the Messiah by His people. Are God’s promises void? Is he unable to keep them? Can fault … Continue reading →
