Join us for our 8th session on the book of Daniel.

Have you ever had your identity stolen? That’s what Satan tries to do every day to unsuspecting Christians. In Christ, we can rest secure.

Today was one of those days that found me being busy with various things but left feeling as if I accomplished very little. Technology didn’t cooperate. Webinars didn’t offer the helpful insights I thought they would. Possible solutions for problems didn’t work. Creativity seemed to come to a standstill. It was one of those days.

Daniel 7 records a vision that gives us a picture of the end times, as well as a glimpse of King Jesus.

Marriage is designed to reflect our special relationship with God. We keep His command against adultery when we see our spouse as a gift to treasure and not an object that we can discard.

Have you ever had one of those dreams during which you’re trying to run away from someone but can’t move?

Join us as we continue our study of the book of Daniel.

A few days ago, I was driving in a funeral procession. Years ago, other drivers on the road would pull over, allowing the line of cars to pass. That certainly was not the case the other day.

“Sticks and stones may break my bones... and names do damage too.” Jesus Himself was the victim of people breaking the command against murder, but kept the Commandment that we might have life.

Something is better than nothing. That’s how I felt as I took some time this afternoon to watch a little bit of the Milwaukee Brewers’ team scrimmage that was streamed online.

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"I never thought I'd see the day when..." How would you finish that statement? How about this?

Strong families lead to a strong nation. The celebration of our nation's 244th birthday is a perfect time to reexamine the Commandment, "Honor your father and mother.”

Have you found rest in a restless world? Maybe it's time to rediscover true Sabbath rest offered by our Lord Jesus.

Join us as we continue our study of the book of Daniel.

For the past several weeks, I have been walking back and forth to church. It’s not that long a walk, just under a mile, and I enjoy being outside.