In this episode the subject is anger. Sometimes we talk about it 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 … Continue reading →
Priscilla teaches us to walk with the Holy Spirit, committed to the journey that is life with Him.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. I am thankful to be here and prepared after a hard week. We are pleased to have Jana back with us. Ruth had a good week. Edith is thankful to be getting what … Continue reading →
It’s Sunday morning as I write this, which means those of you who read it probably won’t see it before we’ve had our services today. I’m sorry about that, but a busy work schedule has kept me from my usual … Continue reading →
Jesus’s message to the church at Laodicea (Revelation 3:14-22) is one of the better known of the seven that we have studied over the past few weeks because of its stark symbolism and its relevance to the culture in which … Continue reading →
Priscilla teaches us to take an active role in improving our own lives and those of others through the Holy Spirit.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Priscilla has finished her PT after her knee surgery. April has lost weight. Edith rejoices to have avoided another accident yesterday. Dede is thankful for everyone who has helped her. The Terrells are … Continue reading →
Tomorrow will be a nice day but the building may be a little cooler than you are used to. You may want to bring a sweater if you think you might want it. We’ll get it fixed for next week.
Continue reading →Blessings to you, chosen and beloved of God. My prayer for us this week is that we grow strong together, never getting too comfortable with where we are and always seeking to know and do His will. Here’s what’s hot … Continue reading →
We continue our study of Jesus’s messages to the seven churches. We will examine the message to the church in Philadelphia. No, not the one in Pennsylvania. This is the original Philadelphia, named for two founding brothers who showed uncommon … Continue reading →
