We just finished an election cycle in which we saw maps of our country painted red, blue, or purple. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to give our country a whole new coat of paint that is not based on partisan politics?

Other than Jesus, who is your favorite Bible character and why? Chances are the answer to that question may change depending on your current situation. One of the wonderful gifts God has given us in the Scriptures is the sharing of the stories of so many men and women of God.

Reflections on the Reformation and how God’s truth is revealed to us through the Holy Scriptures.

Last week’s episode of Puppet Time with Pastor was recorded “on location” in my basement at my messy workbench. The fact is, cleaning and organizing that area of our basement is one of those things that I mean to get to, but never take the time to finish.

Sometimes, people differentiate between head knowledge and heart knowledge of Jesus. Head knowledge refers to knowing what the Bible says about Him, while heart knowledge is believing in Him as your personal Savior and knowing the joy of the Lord’s salvation.

I’m writing this at the end of a very emotionally draining day, yet one that was filled with several reminders of our Lord’s continued presence and work among us. “O give thanks unto the Lord, for He is good. His mercy endures forever” (Psalm 136:1)

Greatness and Servant don’t always seem to go together. But when it comes to life in the Kingdom of God, things are different.

Seeing is not necessarily believing. But believing is seeing the love and compassion of our Lord Jesus.

Have you begun your spring cleaning? What about your temple of the Holy Spirit? What kind of shape is that in? King Jesus invites you to come clean.

Join us for the 16th session of our study of St. Luke’s Gospel account.

Most of us don’t like people telling us what to do, yet we often listen to the evil one who tempts us in a variety of ways. What a great God who has total authority to shut up the evil one and forgive us so we can share His love with others.

Join us for the 15th session of our study of St. Luke’s Gospel account.

In his song “If Truth Be Told,” Matthew West says, “Truth be told, the truth is rarely told.” Jesus invites us to come clean that He might show Himself as different than everyone else — a God of the second chance.

Join us for the 14 session of our study of St'. Luke’s Gospel account.

"What's my purpose?" A better question is: "Who's calling me?" When Jesus calls, He gives us purpose – a life-changing purpose.