The Pastor’s Heart 3/18/2016
Following the crowd can be a dangerous thing. A couple of millennia ago, on what we now call a Sunday , the crowd sang, praised, and exalted the One who…
Following the crowd can be a dangerous thing. A couple of millennia ago, on what we now call a Sunday , the crowd sang, praised, and exalted the One who…
It was almost more than this pastor’s heart could stand. It was a day of precious memories, testimonies, tears of joy and gratitude, and fellowship. With some delicious tacos thrown…
The other day I saw a sign that said, “No matter how hard life gets, never let go of God’s hand.” A good thought and very true. Life does and…
The contrast was stark. Like night and day. It happened some time ago, but it came to mind this week and blessed me as I remembered the lesson I learned. …
Today, a history lesson that goes back 283 years. Years of planning led up to it, and on February 12, 1733, Gen. James Oglethorpe and his group of colonists climbed…
It’s Friday, and here I sit. The blank screen mockingly stares at me, daring me to come up with something to fill it. Plenty of topics come to mind. But…
At our Men of the Word Bible study, we’re wrapping up our reading and discussion of Jungle Pilot, the biography of missionary Nate Saint. The five month (so far) journey…
It happens every day. On average, it could only cost about $490 to get it done. The vast majority do it to cut down on an unwanted interference in their…
2016. A presidential election year. Things are about to go into political high gear as candidates campaign and jockey for favor in the eyes of the voters. Have you been…
King Jehoshaphat had led his nation in a return to God, spiritual reform, and revival. He sought the Lord and was blessed by Him. But now he faced a problem. …