The Bartimaeus Blog 2020.38
Good morning all. I pray that whatever has come to you in the past week, you have been able to see the goodness of our God. During these trying times we all need each other. Don’t miss out on what … Continue reading →
Our text is from Deuteronomy 30:19-20. Moses is speaking to to the people of Israel. He reminds them of all that Yahweh had done for them, and he confirms Yahweh’s law as the covenant by which they must live in … Continue reading →
Drawing inspiration from sparks of revival across the land, Linda urges us to take a fresh look at evangelism re-focus our efforts. After all, we are Baptists and we aught to be baptizing.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Priscilla and Kimi are thankful to be here and to have made it through the week. Cathy also expresses thankfulness in being able to be here with Ruth. Anita is thankful to be … Continue reading →
I want to share a vision with you, and I want to do it by talking about a blind man. Actually, he isn’t blind, and that’s the point. Our church is named after Bartimaeus, whose story is found in Mark … Continue reading →
As part of our Homecoming celebration this year, several of us shared our favorite memories from the life of the church.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Debra is thankful that the church exists and that we are still meeting. We all rejoice in another homecoming that wee are here to celebrate. Dede is thankful for God’s care for her. … Continue reading →
The message this week is a lesson for me that I think will benefit us all as we face our individual struggles. It is drawn from Romans 8:8-25. Our God will finish what he started. Until then, we endure with … Continue reading →