This is our pastor’s next article for the Stone County Gazette. Moses was in the wilderness watching over his father-in-law’s flock. That was nothing extraordinary. But as Moses was […]
Evangelism, Lesson 2: Busting the Myths
Last week, we went over four Bible passages: Matthew 28:16-20, 1 Peter 3:14-16, Colossians 4:5-6, and Matthew 5:13-16. Of these four passages, Jesus directed the first to the Eleven, the […]
The Top 10 Reasons our Kids Leave Church
On February 8th, a blogger, Mark5solas, posted research he did on why youth are leaving the Church in droves. He interviewed many twenty-somethings and then wrote down what his research […]
Genesis 32:22-32: God’s Promise to You
From the beginning, Jacob was a thief, a cheat, and a momma’s boy. He grew up to be a man who played favorites with his wives and children. He was […]
Hebrews 9:15-22: His Pardoning Blood
We know what a last will and testament is. Most of us normally just call it a “will.” A will is a legal document someone uses to transfer title of […]
Genesis 3:1-21: Addicted to Sin
We began our 40-day journey to Easter this past Wednesday. On that night, we heard solemn words from the Prophet Joel, calling all to repent. Joel said, “Sound the horn […]
Broken, Lesson 8: Worship of Self
These are a series of lessons adapted from Jonathan Fisk’s book, Broken. All are encouraged buy Broken to get the full content in the book. Never follow a rule […]
Hebrews 9:6-14: Not All the Blood of Beasts
During this Lenten season, our midweek sermons will focus on blood. The sight of blood can unnerve us. We shudder at its sight, and it can make us feel faint […]
Midweek Lenten Services
This year’s theme for our midweek Lenten services will be “The Blessings in the Blood of Jesus.” Our sermons will be based on selected excerpts from the New Testament book of Hebrews. Service times […]
The Transfiguration of Jesus: 2 Peter 1:16-21
We love lights. The glow of lights often points us to where the people are, where the conversations are flowing, and where merriment is to be had. And so by […]