I don’t know about you but when I first came to Jesus forty-five years ago life seemed so new and fresh. Old things passed away, behold new things have come was such a reality I could hardly believe it. I couldn’t imagine that anything from what I was or did from my past life would … Read more…
Our women’s bible study has just concluded another season of diving into God’s word. We typically start in late September and finish around the end of April or early May. Through out the years I have witnessed the excitement of women who are eager to study their bibles at the beginning of the season. I … Read more…
I have found that often it’s the things that are most familiar, that are most likely neglected. Humanly speaking we are always interested in the next new thing. Often it is not really new but simply repackaged, redesigned or re-marketed to fit the trend of the next generation. Man’s quest for peace has captured the … Read more…
I recently met with our women’s ministry team and our assigned topic was about how to identify heresy. This has been an age- old warning to God’s people since the garden of Eden. But we never outgrow our need to be aware of its subtle and not so subtle effects in the church. The lies … Read more…
I’m currently reading the biography of Helen Roseveare titled, “Give Me This Mountain”. She served as a missionary in the Congo in the 1950’s and 60’s. I watched and interview of her where she shared some of the glories coupled with the dangers and hardships ( including rape) she experienced while serving the Lord in … Read more…
Here we are again breaking in on another new year. We learn so much about humanity’s desire for a fresh start just by looking at the advertisement world. As per usual every new year there is a renewed enthusiasm toward health, fitness, better financial planning and tracking our personal goals for a bright year ahead. … Read more…
