Post Category: Life Together

One of my favorite passages of Scripture is Romans 1:1-17. These verses form the introduction to the letter. They are packed with a wealth of material. When you understand these verses you will have a better grasp of the entire letter. ...

Dear Church Family - I am pleased to announce that the elders have approved a one-year disciple-making internship for Blake Glosson, from Sept. 1 through Aug. 31. ...

On Sept. 27 at 5:00 PM, Cindy McFarland, our missionary in Togo, West Africa, will be making a presentation in our evening service. Following the evening service, we will have a brief membership meeting for the purpose of affirming candidates for the office of deacon and elder....

Okay, I’m going to admit it right at the start. I am biased. In fact, I am very biased when it comes to church history. I love it. I derive great pleasure from reading church history....

It’s easy to look at the tumultuous changes in American life that have taken place since May of this year and be discouraged....

Dear Church Family, As we meditate on Romans 3, we see our plight in sin and God's super-abundant power to save us. ...

There are storm clouds on the horizon. In fact, the leading edge of the storm is already breaking on the Church. The storm I’m referring to is swirling around Adam. You know Adam. The first human being spoken of in Genesis 1-3....

Here is my concern, and hopefully yours. If we infuse the “gospel” with good and compelling yet secondary causes, we loose the essence of what the gospel primarily is ...

What do you think of the Bible? Is it really necessary to read, study, and meditate on it on a regular basis? Most of you reading this article would probably answer the second question with a resounding, “Yes, it is very necessary that the Bible be a regular part of our lives.” ...

From the latest Hunger Games or Harry Potter movie (am I already dating myself?), to the newest brand of cross trainer shoes; from the latest best selling book, to the newest song to hit the airwaves, or just planning for that next great, unforgettable vacation, we, as a culture, even in the church, always seem to be longing for that next big thing to come along to add som...