The Lenten season is supposed to be about self-examination and repentance. How is that working out for you? If that is ALL, then you must be desolate and left only with regret. Regret is terrible. By its very nature regret understands that what is done cannot be undone. All the […]
Read MoreBy Pastor Bryant With the Olympic Games being held in China last month the controversy over expressing Christian faith there has received some attention. Some countries’ Olympic Committees, like Belgium’s, heavy-handedly forbade religious expression and required the signing of agreements to that effect. Others, like the United States have said […]
Read MoreCome, let us return to the Lord. He has torn us to pieces but He will heal us; He has injured us but He will bind you our wounds. Hosea 6:1 In his reference to being “torn to pieces” and being “injured” the Prophet Hosea, is referring to the damage […]
Read MoreOn one particular evening after His ministry in the region of Galilee was completed, Jesus went up on a mountainside, most possibly Mt. Hermon in Israel, to pray. Three of the disciples, Peter, James and John were with him. During the night while the disciples were asleep, Jesus’ divine nature […]
Read MoreThe New Year is a great time for a fresh start, isn’t it. So we make a resolution – maybe a whole list of them. One of the reasons for making New Year’s resolutions may be to deal with last year’s mistakes. But, as we know all too well, New […]
Read MorePatience is essential for the farmer. A farmer must continue looking positively toward the future during dry spells, unpredictable weather and equipment failures. Patience is essential because a farm does not produce cash on a daily basis, it may take months or years for the farmer to get paid. Patience […]
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