Linda teaches from Isaiah 22, drawing parallels to our own time and encouraging us to seek revival.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. I am thankful to get to see my parents for the first time in over two years. Cindy is glad to get her health care arrangements in place. She is thankful to be … Continue reading →
Dearly loved ones, my prayer for you this week is that you experience the peace of God, which is beyond comprehension. We missed those who could not be with us last week. We decided to delay the planned communion service … Continue reading →
We continue from the last message with a closer look at the next parable that Jesus gave while speaking to the Pharisees at the temple. This one is even more pointed. It was a message to Israels leaders, but there … Continue reading →
Why do we do this every week? Some might wonder, so I’ll try to explain. The tradition of allowing time during each service for prayer requests is common to many churches, and I suppose that it has been a practice … Continue reading →
Happy Friday! Vacations are over. The decorations are or soon will be back in their boxes waiting for the next season. I hope everyone is rested and ready for the new year. It feels like a better one already. I … Continue reading →
In Matthew 21:28-32, we find another parable that Jesus gave with a very pointed message. To understand it more completely, we need the context of events surrounding it, so it will be helpful to read all of chapter 21 before … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Cindy enjoyed spending time with her family. Kimi thanks the Lord for a better start to this year than last. Debra was able to start her new medication. It seems to be helping. … Continue reading →
Happy New Year! It’s your choice. I look forward to seeing the new things that God will do in 2022. There may be tough times ahead, but often that is what causes us to look up for answers. We need … Continue reading →
Matthew 20:1-16 contains the story of the vineyard owner who hired workers at different times throughout the day and then paid them all the same wage even though some only worked for an hour. This is another parable that Jesus … Continue reading →
