I love the holiday season. I have many reasons for this, as I’m sure you do. Near the top of the list for me is the food. I always enjoy...

I enjoy reading theological maxims – short, concise, and powerful statements regarding God’s truth. Scripture presents several of these....

Kathryn, myself, and our children had a wonderful vacation, visiting my parents in FL over the Thanksgiving holiday. While we were there,...

In the Book Nook in the foyer, there is a new book called “Character Matters: Shepherding in the Fruit of the Spirit.” Written by Aaron...

The sin of pride has been our main subject for the last two weeks as we’ve dived into Obadiah. One question that several people have...

In last week’s sermon (11-8), we examined the pride of Edom in Obadiah 1-9. Edom placed pride in a number of things: defenses (v. 3),...

There is a common misconception that God is different between the Old Testament and the New Testament. The perception of God in the Old...

In last week’s sermon (10/25), I reasoned, based upon Phil 4:21, that we should be kind in our speech and body language towards our...

Change is a normal part of life but not all change is the same.

While I still believe we can and should sing “It Is Well with My Soul,” Spafford shouldn’t be used as an illustration of godliness.

When we think of how we want to spend our time, we might dream of situations when we have little responsibility—like vacation or retirement.

The gospel is good news. The gospel is not bad news.