Blessings, loved ones! As we move into the holiday season, things can get a little hectic. As much as we love the parties and the time with friends and family, it can also be a little overwhelming, especially if you …Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr. from November 14, "Redefining Greatness"
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What makes a person great? Accomplishments? Status? Wealth? What about character? Does someone in particular come to mind? Why? My guess is it isn’t someone who proclaims their own greatness. Would Jesus think they are great? He does have something …Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Pris feels better after her shot. Debra is thankful she will be able to get the midication she needs. Anita is thankful that dialysis went well. Don and Brenda are enjoying their new …Continue reading →
Peace to you, loved ones. As I sit here listening to the rain outside my window, I’m thankful for all that God has done and all that He has brought us through. By His grace, we are still here. I …Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr. from November 7, "The Keys of the Kingdom"
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Do you remember the first time you got a key to something? I don’t remember the first time, but I remember liking the feel of keys in my pocket. It make me feel grown up. The more keys the better. …Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Cathy is thankful for an uneventful trip to Louisiana and connecting with family. Cindy enjoyed her week. Kimi passed the first hurdle in being able to get her medical needs met. We are …Continue reading →
Good day, friends. Hope you’re all staying warm and dry. We were missing a couple of folks last Sunday, but they are doing ok and hopefully will be back with us next week. Keep Cathy and her family in prayer. …Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr. from October 31, "It's All About the King"
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In this message, we examine the last three kingdom parables in Matthew, Chapter 13. (Mt 13:44-50) We talk a lot about context, and it’s just as important here in the gospels as it is in the letters. Each author means …Continue reading →