We pick up our study of Paul’s letter to the believers in Rome with Romans 5:12-21. If you’ve ever heard someone refer to Jesus as the second Adam, this is the reference they are making. This is a great lesson … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Don says his aunt’s memorial went well. Continue to pray for the family. He is also thankful that a medical bill that was unexpectedly covered. Debra’s stepfather is ok for now. Pray for … Continue reading →
Sometimes we talk about anger like it’s a sin. It can be depending on the reasons for it, but anger is one of our God-given emotions. Even God gets angry, so anger itself must not be the problem. Sometimes we … Continue reading →
Over the past week we watched as heroic rescuers braved the flood and its aftermath to find and recover survivors. Life is precious, and we thank God for the people who are willing and eager to preserve it. But life … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Our Beloved bus has found a new home. We are blessed to know that it will continue to serve people with disabilities under its new ownership. Are sanctuary AC is finally working again. … Continue reading →
With our tenancy toward hyperbolic speech, the phrase, “to die for,” gets used a lot now. It makes me sad when I hear it, because it is usually used in reference to something that is absolutely not worth dying for, … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Larry enjoyed the opportunity to give a talk at the convention of the American Council of the Blind last week. He felt it was well received. Debra is thankful for another day. It … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. We enjoyed another wonderful time together today. Debra is enjoying taking part in the DART meetings to contribute to to the future of local transportation. Leann has a doctor appointment tomorrow. We pray … Continue reading →
We will not be in the building. Contact one of us directly or leave a message online for details. There will be no live stream this week.
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