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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We continue our study with Romans 4:16-25. Paul holds up Abraham as the model for our faith, explaining in greater detail how he believed what God said despite the apparent reality of his situation. But if we know the story … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. We are thankful for the work that God is doing among us. Sunday was very special. Brenda is thankful that they are learning how to maintain Don’s health. Don has more appointments coming … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. We all enjoyed our fellowship at Pris’s home today. Things being a bit less formal usual, I did not think to initiate our usual request time as we wrapped things up. Don tried … Continue reading →
Services will be held off campus tomorrow. Please contact one of us directly or leave a message online if you need details. There will be no livestream.
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On this Fathers Day, we trace our spiritual heritage back to Abraham, considered righteous because of his faith, and thus the spiritual father of us all. Our study continues with romans 4:9-15
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Let’s look at what Jesus had to say in His very first sermon, which we refer to as the Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5:3-12. In this age of “influencers,” His list of Beatitudes (from the Latin word “beatus,” … Continue reading →
