Pastor’s Perspective

10 Jul 2019

I have been so encouraged by reading and preaching through the Book of Acts this summer. Having just completed chapters 19 and 20, we see the writer Luke detailing the establishment of the Church in Ephesus. The Apostle Paul having spent the better part of three years teaching...

Pastor’s Perspective

25 Apr 2019

Title: “Church, Do I Have To?” I have been preaching throughout the Book of Acts this year. I can’t help but notice the great emphasis on planting churches, in particular by the Apostle Paul. I find it most helpful to study what the “original” Church looked like so as to better...

Pastor’s Perspective

10 Jan 2019

Shopping for a Church! Wife: Honey, I am going shopping! I will be back in a couple of hours! Husband: What are you shopping for? Wife: I am church shopping! Husband: Make sure you time the service, worship, and preaching. If it is over an hour- forget it! Wife: I...

Pastor’s Book Review

11 Oct 2018

Gospel Reset – Salvation Made Relevant by Ken Ham I, for one, am a bit frustrated at the lack of interest in the Gospel in today’s world. I fully understand we cannot live in past glory days – the days when we would go out to concerts and put tracts on...

Pastor’s Book Review

01 Feb 2018

Loving God by Charles Colson Chuck Colson, now deceased, was former Council to President Nixon. He was converted to Christ before going to prison for his involvement in the famous Watergate scandal. In the last thirty-three years of his life, Chuck Colson visited and spoke in...

Pastor’s Book Review

05 Jan 2018

Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis I confess! I have never been a big C.S. Lewis fan. I just never cared for his style of writing but boy was I pleasantly surprised by this classic. It kind of grew on me like learning how to appreciate black coffee after drinking it for years with...

Pastor’s Book Review

19 Dec 2017

Steve McQueen: The Salvation of an American Icon By Greg Laurie and Marshall Terrill This book was sent to me recently as a gift. I did not quite know what to think about it at first glance. It certainly was not on my Winter 2017 Reading List. Steve McQueen was affectionately...

Pastor’s Perspective

14 Jul 2017

How Will You Choose to Live? In 1976, Francis Schaeffer came out with his famous Christian classic, “How Should We Then Live?”. Francis and his wife, Edith, founded the ministry L’Abri Fellowship in the Swiss Alps. Many young seekers from around the world...

Pastor’s Perspective

30 Jun 2017

What’s Your Isaac? Abraham and Sarah had waited many years for their promised son to arrive. We often put the patriarch on a high pedestal. In reality, he was a sinner like us who struggled with faith in the Lord when being “tested”. Even Abraham grew tired of waiting on...

Pastor’s Perspective

27 Jun 2017

Always Room for a Reformation This year marks the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation (October 31 1517). There still tends to be a great deal of misunderstanding about the history of it and what was really accomplished through the Reformation. Depending upon your...

12 3 4 Next ›Last »

I Peter 2:1-3

“ Therefore, rid yourselves of all malice and all deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander of every kind. Like newborn babies, crave pure spiritual milk, so that by it you may grow up in your salvation, now that you have tasted that the Lord is good.”

By

Pastor’s Perspective

Pastor’s Perspective

Pastor’s Perspective

Pastor’s Book Review

Pastor’s Book Review

Pastor’s Book Review

Pastor’s Book Review

Pastor’s Perspective

Pastor’s Perspective

Pastor’s Perspective

Join us in Our Church

Upcoming Events

Salvation Army

Prayer Watch

Friendship Sunday

Recent Sermons

The Case For Biblical Hospitality (Acts 21:1-16)

The Church as A Family

Jesus I Know, Paul I Know! But Who Are You?

Scripture of the Month

Upcoming Events

Salvation Army

Prayer Watch

Friendship Sunday

Recent Sermons

The Case For Biblical Hospitality (Acts 21:1-16)

The Church as A Family

Jesus I Know, Paul I Know! But Who Are You?