Rejoice with us and pray with us. Leann is thankful she will get the supplies she needs for continuing her education. April is thankful her housing application was approved. Don is excited to have tickets to the Rangers game for … Continue reading →
I love our Fifth Sunday Fellowship. We talked last month about not doing it this time because we did something around Memorial Day last month, but I’m glad we decided to go ahead. Our time together is limited, and that … Continue reading →
What comes to your mind when you hear the word “work?” For some, it might be what you do for a living. For others, it might be anything that requires effort. Some love it. Others hate it. Some consider it … Continue reading →
Priscilla teaches us to look to Jesus for our example of love as described in 1 Cor. 13:4-8.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Brenda is thankful for a new refrigerator. Debra enjoyed the meeting of the Dallas Christian Fellowship of the Blind last night. Don is feeling better. Pris enjoyed spending time with Kimi. Kimi is … Continue reading →
What comes to your mind when you hear the word “work?” For some, it might be what you do for a living. For others, it might be anything that requires effort. Some love it. Others hate it. Some consider it … Continue reading →
It’s no wonder that some people in our society have tried to diminish the importance of fatherhood. God has revealed Himself as our Heavenly Father, so of course our enemy seeks to destroy the role and respect of our earthly … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Don’s procedure went well, but he still needs our prayers. He’s thankful for the love of his daughters. We will enjoy a day off this week and Linda and I get to celebrate … Continue reading →
It’s no wonder that some people in our society have tried to diminish the importance of fatherhood. God has revealed Himself as our Heavenly Father, so of course our enemy seeks to destroy the role and respect of our earthly … Continue reading →
If you’ve been involved in church a while, you may have heard someone make mention of the proper procedure for dealing with someone who has wronged you drawn from Matthew 18. It is of course a sound approach, but it … Continue reading →
