Ancient Laodicea
As a blog post this week, check out this nearly 10-minute walking tour of Ancient Laodicea. Consider thoughts on the water temperature of Revelation 3:14-22 and some intriguing thoughts on the “Image of the Beast.”
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Psalm 1:1-3 presents a powerful contrast between two ways of living. One life is shaped by the world and slowly pulled toward destruction. The other is rooted in God and marked by stability, fruitfulness, and blessing. The psalm begins with these words: “Blessed is the man.” That blessing is not reserved for the wealthy, the…
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Kenya 2023 Mission Report
Wow!! I am blown away by God’s goodness and provision for our Kenya mission trip. Our team experienced so much, and we are blessed to be used by God for His Kingdom in Kenya. We joined forces with Pastor Carlos Coleman and New Birth Outreach to serve the people of Kenya. It was a life-transforming…
Because He First Loved Us
Several years ago, my mom called me, upset and crying. Before I even knew what happened, the sound of her tears broke my heart. She had gone to someone I know—someone I love who says they love me—and asked for help with something complicated to her but easy for them. They recognized her immediately; there…
What We Reject
Have you ever noticed how God often works through the things the world overlooks? Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly chooses the unexpected. He chose a shepherd boy named David to become king. He chose fishermen to become apostles. Most remarkably, He chose a crucified Savior to become the hope of the world. Psalm 118 reminds us…
God’s Justice is Never Late
Let’s be honest for a second. Have you ever watched someone cut corners, bend the truth, or just plain do wrong, and then somehow walk away from it looking like a million dollars? Maybe it’s a co-worker who got the promotion they didn’t deserve. Maybe it’s someone whose life looked like it was falling apart,…
Church Conference
Our next Church Conference is Wednesday, March 26th at 6:00 p.m. in the Worship Center. In a prayerful effort to better steward the church and her ministries, the Elders and Deacons have worked over the past year to set up the completion of a key goal for our church in 2025. As stated in our…
