In 1973, a landmark case was decided by the US Supreme Court. Roe vs Wade was the case that set the course of our nation’s future, at least in the area of abortion. But something had to happen in order for that decision to be issued. See, the court ruled that abortion was a constitutional […]
Ferguson: The Great Danger of Redefining Terms and Refusing Personal Responsibility Read More »
Today was a Sunday like many other Sundays. The day started with opening up the church building, getting our music team together, and going over the songs for this week and next (we don’t have a lot of musicians in our church, so we have two guitars, a violin, and occasionally a piano). We aren’t
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Alright, so Abram has left everything in order to serve the one true God. He has been shown the Promised Land, and experienced God’s promise of an heir. He has “called on the name of the Lord.” But now his faith is going to be tested. Isn’t that how faith is though? You feel the
Joshua chapters 3-4 record a pretty neat event in the early history of Israel’s taking of the Promised Land. As the young nation moves into the land of promise, God does something to show them His power. He stops up the water of the Jordan River and allows the nation to cross without getting their
Joshua 4:4-7 and the Vital Importance of “Standing Stones” Read More »
“I have just preached a message dealing with salvation, respect to parents, rock music, pornography, mixed bathing, and daily Bible reading, so if you aren’t at the altar repenting of something, than you are obviously living in rebellion and God can’t use you.” I heard this worldview expressed almost every summer beginning in 7th grade
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