In recognizing the Lord’s mercy, Isaiah wrote: But now, O LORD, you are our Father; we are the clay, and you are our potter; we are all the work of your hand (Isaiah 64.8). The following hymn was based on this passage, written by Anne Steele in the 1700’s. In reading these words, may you... Continue Reading →
True Freedom John 8.31-47
Freedom should never be taken for granted or be unappreciated. Having the unique privilege of living in freedom, we understand this did not come easily or without great cost. Over the course of this nation’s history many have served in our Armed Forces; many have given their lives on harsh battlefields; many families have... Continue Reading →
Jesus – the Cornerstone of our Faith
Acts 4.1-12 Peter and the disciples proclaimed the resurrection of Jesus Christ. By the power of the Holy Spirit, they saw God work in miraculous ways. The religious leaders of the day rejected their message, fearing the people would turn to Christ and deny them. They rejected Christ had risen from the dead; they... Continue Reading →
Training for Godliness
1 Timothy 4.1-10 We train for various things or events in order to do well. A runner will diligently train to compete in the race, having a rigorous routine for muscle strengthening and speed. He doesn’t train to lose, but to win, and gain victory over others or his own best time. Being determined,... Continue Reading →
Consider the love of Jesus
Luke 6.27-36 Jesus spoke to change our hearts toward those who are difficult to love, who have offended us, or have harmed us. He called us to love them. But I say to you who hear, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those... Continue Reading →
