Rejoice with us and pray with us. Anita is feeling well. Her family is all clear. Cindy is enjoying a new phone. We are all thankful to be here and trusting in God’s sustaining power. I am thankful that we … Continue reading →
Happy New Year all! We don’t seem to be off to a very happy start, but we can still choose to rejoice. I’ve already let everyone know that we’re going virtual for the next couple of weeks because several of … Continue reading →
Quoting her text: “I have a special prayer request. My cousin in Alabama had a stroke early this week, had surgery and now there are blood clots in both legs that they’re trying to figure out how to dissolve without … Continue reading →
We will be going back to virtual meetings for the next couple of weeks do to a number of people being sick. I am not well myself and am not sure if I will be ready to deliver a message … Continue reading →
We’re soory technical difficulties delayed this getting out. Cathy asked prayer for her cousin Brad who underwent open heart surgery this afternoon.
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We read from Isaiah 43:15-19. This is part of Isaiah’s prophetic message to the nation of Israel. Recurring themes are Israel’s determination to sin and Yahweh’s determination to redeem. He alludes to their past and then presents to them a … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Everyone enjoyed their Christmas holiday. Edith has medical testing coming up. She asks prayer for Stanley’s situation. Debra asks prayer for sodium levels in her blood. Kay asked for prayer. Keep praying for … Continue reading →
Hello loved ones. I hope you enjoyed your Christmas celebrations this week. As was the case for many this year, Linda and I didn’t get to see everyone we would have liked to, though not for reasons related to the … Continue reading →
We love this season. As Christians we know that there is no Christmas without Christ, but there are no words to adequately capture the significance of what happened that day. Jesus described Himself as the beginning and the end. He … Continue reading →
