This is an election year, and unless you’ve been living in a cave somewhere, I didn’t need to tell you that. We are perpetually pelted with political proclamations of how one candidate is the best and the opposing candidate is … Continue reading →
Those of us who desire to serve the Lord recognize the conflict. Sometimes the choice is clear. At others we are not so sure what to do. It is right in the sight of God to work for our own … Continue reading →
Who are you? It’s a simple question that may have a very complicated answer. If we don’t know each other, I might simply be asking your name. If we do know each other, you might find the question invasive, offensive, … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Jim enjoyed his time at his convention. He is thankful to live in america after meeting someone who had undergone persecution in another country. We do have much to be thankful for. Brenda … Continue reading →
Who are you? It’s a simple question that may have a very complicated answer. If we don’t know each other, I might simply be asking your name. If we do know each other, you might find the question invasive, offensive, … Continue reading →
We consider freedom a core value in the United States, but what does freedom mean? Is it absolute? That would be chaos. With freedom comes responsibility. It is as true in our public life as it is in our personal … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Don and Brenda enjoyed their outings last week. Pris enjoyed family time. Pris asks prayer for Austin, a young man with a bone disease who may lose his leg. Keep praying for Debra’s … Continue reading →
This week, we celebrated our independence as a nation. I hope that we also took a moment to reflect on what that freedom cost, and the continue cost of keeping it. Each of us is charged with defending that freedom. … Continue reading →
When you hear the phrase, “mind control,” You might think of one of the various cult leaders that have made the news over the years. Or, if you’re a sci-fi geek like me, maybe you think of any number of … Continue reading →
