Dear Church Family, Asking questions is an important aspect of life. It’s the entrance to new information. Asking the right questions is critical to finding the right answer. Asking good questions demonstrates humility and a willingness to learn. Let’s never underestimate the need to ask good questions. The apostles asked a lot of questions and very few were more important than the one asked in Matthew 24. Tomorrow morning we will be looking at Matthew 24:1-3. The title of the message is “The Number One Question About Bible Prophecy.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Isaiah 2:1-4, Acts 1:8, and I John 3:1-3. May the Lord bless our time together. Have a blessed day as you walk with the One who has all the right answers. See you tomorrow morning! In His Matchless Grace,  Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, No one likes to be judged, especially when we are judged guilty by the party who is rendering the judgment. Generally the judgment is inconsequential aside from the negative emotions that it triggers within us. When the guilty judgment is rendered by God, however, that is a different matter. On Sunday we will be examining Matthew 23:29-36. The title of the message is “Generations of Guilt.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Deuteronomy 32:3-4, Psalm 5:4-7, and Revelation 18:17-20. May the Lord grant us wisdom and perspective as we spend time together in His Word. I pray that you will see life from the perspective of our flawless God as history unfolds every day. God bless you and stay close to Jesus. Safely In His Grasp, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, Things can be pretty much all right on the outside, but the inside can be all wrong. What makes that dynamic so dangerous is that we generally can fool ourselves and think that we are fooling God. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Matthew 23:23-28. The title of the message is “The Heart of a Pharisee.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Psalm 51:16-17,Isaiah 1:10-15, and John 18:28. May the Lord use His Word to enable us to have laser beam focus on the things that are important. May the Lord continue to work on you inside and out as He makes you more like Jesus. Have a blessed day! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, Things can be pretty much all right on the outside, but the inside can be all wrong. What makes that dynamic so dangerous is that we generally can fool ourselves and think that we are fooling God. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Matthew 23:23-28. The title of the message is “The Heart of a Pharisee.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Psalm 51:16-17,Isaiah 1:10-15, and John 18:28. May the Lord use His Word to enable us to have laser beam focus on the things that are important. May the Lord continue to work on you inside and out as He makes you more like Jesus. Have a blessed day! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, We all love perks. Perks to the job are a massive selling point nowadays to attract new talent and to keep talent. It’s not uncommon for people to start out with 3 weeks of vacation coming out of college instead of two. Mothers get 13 weeks of maternity leave and fathers get 6 to 13 weeks themselves. Getting such perks is nice. Giving them up can start a riot! On Sunday morning we will enjoy a Christmas message titled, “What Jesus Gave Up To Come To Earth.” The text is Isaiah 6:1-5. Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Genesis 6:5, Psalm 99:9, and Luke 2:12. May our hearts better appreciate our Lord’s humiliation through the incarnation. The second service will also enjoy a drama skit and we all will reconvene for a Christmas Eve service at 6:00pm. It should be a wonderful day! Until then, may the humility of Jesus be reflected in your life. Because of the Babe From Bethlehem, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, There are certain people whose good side you want to be on. There are spouses, parents, and supervisors. There are coaches, donors, and orchestra leaders. However, there is no one like Almighty God. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Matthew 23:13-22. The title of the message Is “Woes From God.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Psalm 146:8-9, Matthew 15:13-14, and Galatians 6:12-13. I am looking forward to being in God’s presence together. On Sunday evening at 7:00pm we will be treated to the Cantata, “Light Out of the Darkness.” Sunday should be another wonderful day at Canton Grace. Until then, may you please the One who is worthy of all your affection. In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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