Dear Church Family, I always liked the saying “ I caught such and such a person’s hand in the cookie jar.” It’s a great picture of getting caught when we think that we could never get caught. That is a picture of everyone’s life before God. On Sunday morning we will be concluding our look at man’s plight. The title of the message is “What Can I Say?” The text is Romans 3:13-18. Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Numbers 6:24-26, Proverbs 13:3, and Philippians 2:12.  May the Lord bless our time Sunday morning as we worship the One who is alone is worthy of worship. May the Lord give you your hearts’ desire as you live in light of the cross. In His Massive Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, One of the challenges of raising a child is to teach them to admit that they are wrong or guilty. It cuts against the grain of who they are. Feeling guilty is bad. Admitting that they are guilty is even worse. Adults aren’t much better. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Romans 3:9-12. The title of the message is “The Guilt of the World.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Proverbs 20:9,IIsaiah 1:5-6, and Jeremiah 16:11-12. May the Lord help us to appreciate the breadth and depth of our salvation! May you enjoy the beautiful day and the beauty of belonging to Jesus! Because of Him, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, Young children are known for their perpetual thirst for knowledge exemplified by their seemingly endless capacity to ask questions. Some of their questions are cute and elementary while other questions can be downright profound. Adults also ask questions and some of the better ones revolve around the person and ways of God. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Romans 3:5-8. The title of the message is “The Defense of God: Part II.” The message will revolve around the last two questions and answers on the minds of Paul’s readers. Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Deuteronomy 32:3-4, Isaiah 30:18, and I Peter 4:1-3. May the Lord bless our time as we worship Him together. May the Lord give you the answers to the questions on your heart in His time for His glory. Have a blessed day! For Him Who Loved Us and Gave Himself For Us, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, Being raised in a good, Bible believing home and church is a blessing and a responsibility. It’s a blessing to be exposed to truth and to see it lived out before our eyes. It is a responsibility because “to whom much has been given much is also required.” On Sunday morning we will continue our study in the book of Romans. Our text is Romans 2:17-29. The sermon title is “The Plight of Religious Man.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Jeremiah 4:4, 2 Corinthians 3:6-7, and I John 2:15-17. May the Lord meet each one of us through the music, preached Word, and interaction with one another. Have a blessed day and rest of the week. You are loved by Jesus more that you could know. In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, “Life Isn’t Fair” is one of life’s most common objections. It rings through the halls and minds of every imaginable person, place, and situation. Yet, God’s Word says the exact opposite when it comes to God’s judgment of everyone. On Sunday morning we will continue  our study of the book of Romans. The title of the message is “Divine Principles of Judgment: Part II.” Out text is Romans 2:11-16. Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Deuteronomy 32:4-5. Isaiah 30:18, and Acts 24:16. May His blessed Word do its work in our hearts and lives on Sunday morning. Do your best to live for Jesus. He’s worthy of our love and devotion. Have a wonderful day! Because of Him Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, There are a number of choices in life that we can make on our own. We can decide what shirt to wear each morning, what time to get up on our day off, and where to buy razor blades. There is no need to seek God’s will in any of those choices. However, I have seen countless times where followers of Jesus have choices that should drive to them pray that God would direct them into His perfect will and yet they think that they can decide on their own what to do to their own peril. On Sunday we will take a week out of our study of the book of Romans. The title of the message is “Praying for the Will of God.” Our text is Colossians 1:9-10. Other verses that will prepare you for our  time in God’s Word are Psalm 32:8-9, Psalm 143:10, and Romans 12:1-2. I believe that this message is relevant to all that call upon the name of the Lord. May the Lord fill you with the knowledge of His will today and always. Enjoy Jesus! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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