Our Common Enemy

Our Common Enemy

Our Common Enemy written by Neal Thornton, Senior Pastor (April 7, 2024) I can still remember where I was. Standing in my parents’ living room, watching planes fly into buildings, only to see the Twin Tower collapse into the streets of lower Manhattan. The day was...
Called to Confess

Called to Confess

Called to Confess written by Haley King, Children & Family Ministries Coordinator (March 17, 2024) Why do we find confession so hard? We often hold off on confession because we don’t want to give up something quite yet or we don’t want to admit to Christ that we...
“Just a few stamps, please.”

“Just a few stamps, please.”

“Just a few stamps, please.” written by Jimmy Newkirk, Associate Pastor (January 21, 2024) “Just a few stamps, please.” Mrs. Nell Strickland didn’t ask for much, but that’s how she would answer the question when asked if she needed...
The Best Christmas Gift

The Best Christmas Gift

The Best Christmas Gift written by Jimmy Newkirk, Associate Pastor (December 24, 2023) The best Christmas gift we ever gave was a photograph. The photograph was in a simple 4×6” frame, but it came with a promise. The promise and picture were of our soon-to-be...
Dealing with Diotrephes

Dealing with Diotrephes

Dealing with Diotrephes written by Neal Thornton, Senior Pastor (December 10, 2023) John the Baptist has been considered the last of the Old Testament prophets. Jesus considered him to be the fulfillment of Malachi 4:5-6, the promised “Elijah,” who would “turn the...
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