Being Sanctified In a Time of Global Pandemic
During this pandemic time of social distancing, I have discovered that I, too, have minimal governance. I find myself being more selfish, pausing at the end of each day and realizing...
All over the world, Christians are persecuted, opposed, regulated, silenced, and challenged. In every case, God’s people adapt, change, and flex in order to obey the Biblical imperative to worship God “in Spirit and in truth”.
Trusting and Desiring God's Will When Our Will is Frustrated
It is no small thing when our will for our lives is frustrated. It’s disorienting, even frightening...
Today is Good Friday, the day we remember Jesus’s death on the cross, his atonement, his love, his passion for his people…
Just like Maundy Thursday would be a commemoration of an event, and we would be especially reflective at that service. I want us to be reflective of this Coronavirus season of our church…
I’m going to ask you to do something that you are probably already doing … are you spending time reflecting during this unique season?
Maybe what this season is intended for in God's ordained will is for us to recognize the specialness of face to face interaction...
Tracing Holy Week Through Scripture
This Biblical survey of Holy Week can be used for personal study or for family readings/devotions as a tool to help you read the Bible’s account of the events of Holy Week.
Martin Rinkart--The Thankful Pastor
As Pastor John wrote two weeks ago, “we are in unusual times.” At least they appear unusual to us in our modern world of health care, vaccines, and internet. We are connected around the world in ways we have never been before...
Pastoral Encouragement: David and Goliath
Pastoral Encouragement: David and Goliath
