On Palm Sunday, many churches commemorate Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem on a donkey as people waived palm branches and hailed Him as the coming king. But things would change radically in just a few days. While He was there, … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. I’m so happy that we are able to at least talk with each other and the Priscilla was able to do the praise and prayer requests today. Tim is doing better and walking … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. I pray this finds you safe and will, trusting that God is still in control. Here’s what’s happening in our virtual version of BBT this week. I caught up with Edith on Thursday. She’s doing … Continue reading →
During this time of separation, it’s all the more important that we find ways to be in fellowship with one another. God created us for community. He Himself is three in one! From the beginning of creation we were not … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. This week was our second virtual service, and we added a conference line so that people could more easily participate. I am thankful that we have the tools available to do this and … Continue reading →
Hello loved ones. My prayer for us this week is that we find ways to live in the community that God designed us for despite the enforced separation we are all subject to at this time. Remember always that He … Continue reading →
As we look around us right now, we see a lot of fear. People are cleaning out store shelves as if preparing for the apocalypse. Restaurants are closed, events are canceled, and the media breathlessly covers each new revelation with … Continue reading →
This Sunday’s program was online only. We hoped to be able to collect prayer requests as we went along, but I think some people may have had trouble finding their way in. We will try to improve upon the process … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, family and friends. My prayer for you during this time is that you take courage from the knowledge that our God is still in control. We have nothing to fear. Our meeting this Sunday will be online … Continue reading →
I remember the first time I encountered a translation that did not include Mark 16:9-20. At the time I did not know about the controversy and immediately started asking around who had ever heard of that version and was it … Continue reading →
