It’s great to be part of a family. As we continue our study in Ephesians we are reminded that we are part of a big family. J. Vernon McGee said the Church was planned by God the Father, the cost was paid by God the Son and is sustained by God the Holy Spirit. God…
In a unique presentation of hymns with supporting scripture and/or the story of the origin of the song, Rev. Ruth Blum presents many of our favorite hymns in this educational and entertaining worship experience.
Rev. Gary Kennedy reminds us when God calls us to action, he gives us wisdom, revelation, knowledge and understanding. He opens the eyes of our hearts. Therefore, when He calls us to action, He gives us the tools we need to fulfill our task. Have no fear, God has gifted you to do what He…
We are to be rooted in prayer. Do not diminish the power of prayer. Don’t apologize for “only” being able to pray. Prayer is the most important thing we can do for others. Every Christian is appointed and called by God to pray for others. Watch and listen for “God nudges” to pray for, visit…
Rev. Lois Hedden shares Luke 2;14, Peace on Earth, good will toward men. In her presentation she refers to a popular Christmas carol. “ I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day” which is based on the 1863 poem “Christmas Bells” by American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, written following multiple tragedies in his life. The song…
The Church is where God is. The church is a place where we can worship God and present ourselves to Him as He ministers to us. For God the Church is always open, no matter the weather, no matter the busyness of life. We are to keep Christ first in our lives. Honoring God matters.…
1 Corinthians 13:1-13 The verb “love” has many uses and definitions. Love is patient and kind. Love does not envy, is not proud. Love does not act unseemly. Love is not selfish. Love is not easily provoked. Love does not revel in sin. Love does not gossip. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes…
Because of his background of persecution of the church, Paul was challenged when he was led by the Holy Spirit to chastise the church for allowing many outside influences to tarnish their ministry. They demanded to know what his credentials were to give him the right to call them out. His reply was based upon…
The Greeks were searching for Jesus because they were always seeking something new; new philosophy, new religion, new approaches. They kept moving from one religion to another or one philosophy to another. Jesus seemingly ignores their request for an audience but instead begins another message to his followers and the crowds that were following him.…
