Dear Church Family, Everyone has important decisions to make. Some are more important than others. Do I go to college? Which college do I attend? Should I marry? Who should I marry? How much debt can I afford when buying a house? Which doctor should I see? However, the greatest question of all is “What shall I do with Jesus?” On Sunday morning we will be studying Matthew 27:15-26. The title of the message is “What Shall I Do With Jesus?” Other verses that will give you a sneak peek preview of the message are Deuteronomy 30:18-20, Matthew 7:13-14, and  John 5:39-45. May the Lord bless our time together on Sunday morning. May you choose to say “yes” to Jesus today in the little choices of life. God bless you and have a great day! Because of Jesus, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, It is a wonderful feeling to be innocent in the eyes of God. He knows all things including whether we are guilty or innocent of any accusation. It can be much more difficult to prove our innocence before people. People don’t know everything, may be biased, and may not want the truth to prevail. Innocence before God is one thing. Innocence before man is another. On Sunday we will see that the Spotless One was innocent before God and man. Our text is Matthew 27:11-14. The title of the message is “Proving the Innocence of Jesus.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are 2 Chronicles 24:20-22, Luke 23:5, and I Timothy 6:13. I am looking forward to sharing God’s Word and enjoying being with you on Sunday morning. May the God of truth find you to be pure and innocent in His sight. God bless you and have a marvelous day! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, It is easy to say the words, “I’m sorry.” It’s more difficult to mean it. It’s easy to say, “I’ll change.” It’s a challenge to really change my thinking, my will, and my heart. On Sunday morning we will be studying Matthew 27:1-10. The name of the message is “I’m Sorry, But Not That Kind of Sorry.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Jeremiah 17:9-10, Matthew 21:28-31, and 2 Corinthians 7:9-10 . May the Lord grant us a refreshing time with Him on Sunday morning. May the Lord work within you to do His will and good pleasure. Have a wonderful day in Him! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, I am easy to surprise and enjoy surprises. Melinda and I were surprised on our 25th wedding anniversary. I have been surprised for my 40th, 50th, and 60th birthdays. Those kind of surprises are a joy and have only good consequences. Other surprises are not at all pleasant. We can be caught off guard which leads to us being the worst version of ourselves.. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Matthew 26:69-75. The title of the message is “When We Are Spiritually Unprepared.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are  Joshua 7:16-21,  2 Corinthians 3:5, and I Peter 4:7.  May the Lord richly bless our time together in His Word. Have a great day and a weekend that is highlighted by worshipping the One who is worthy of our praise. God bless you until Sunday! Because of Jesus, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, I’m truly grateful when others are patient with me. It’s a form of extending grace and who doesn’t like grace extended them? On the other hand no one enjoys having their shortcomings rubbed in their face, but everyone loves when people take into account their human frailties. No one is more patient with us than God. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Matthew 26:47-56. The title of the message is “Our Patient Lord.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Exodus 34:6-7, Romans 15:5, and 2 Peter 3:9. May we grow in our appreciation of God’s patience with each one of us. Have a wonderful fourth of July weekend culminated by our worship of the King of Kings. Because of Jesus, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, “We all stumble in many things” is one of the short yet poignant statements made by James. That is so true! You would think that we are pretty good at knowing how to think and react to our stumbling since we do it so often. That, however, is not so. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Matthew 26:31-35. The title of the message is “When We Stumble.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Proverbs 18:12, John 15:5, and John 21:15-19. May this comforting passage help us to see ourselves as the Lord sees us. May you experience the restoring power of the Lord today and every day. God bless you as you bask in the glory of His love. Because of Jesus, Pastor...

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