ALS and Steve Swope

Today, I want to dedicate my post to my best friend, Mr. Steve Swope. Steve and I met when I worked for the Department of the Army at Ft. Hood, Texas. Steve was an active duty soldier stationed there. We became really close friends as we would spend nearly every weekend together working on the

Next Steps

On May 10, I will be leading a new Discipleship Class: The New Sunday morning class is entitled “Next Steps” at 9:30 am upstairs in Youth area, look for signs! Are you new to Christianity? Are you seeking for meaning? Do you want more from your time with God? Do you want to know more

Seven Reasons Some Church Members Don’t Want Their Churches to Grow

Today, I am posting an excellent article by Thom Rainer. Let me know what you think. It is highly unusual to hear church members say that they don’t desire their churches to be obedient to the Great Commission. Indeed, it is common for the members of a pastor search committee to tell a prospective pastor

Family Sermon Series

  It has been a while since I have had time to think about a new direction in the upcoming sermons that I will begin preaching since we just finished up the book of Philippians. So, for the next few weeks, I will be preaching about the wisdom of God for the family. God has

Philippians Sermon Series

Yesterday, our church finished a 10-week series through the epistle of Philippians. I enjoyed the book for a few reasons. One of those reason was the knowledge that Paul’s imprisonment didn’t stop his joy from coming through the letter. I felt as if Paul was not in prison because he wrote as if he was

Are you Content?

  Do you view a glass with half water as half empty of half full? This could be what value you place on your contentment in life. You see things in ways that reflect your heart. A half-empty view of life many times is a negative or unhappy life. Life just exists to grumble or