Okay, I'll admit, it's probably pretty random in this noggin' of mine on a regular basis, but in case you ever wanted to peer inside my thoughts as a pastor, here they are.  What do I think about in m...  Read More

As members of our faith community, we are blessed to have dedicated staff who tirelessly serve, nurture, and guide us on our spiritual journeys. I for one, am super thankful that I get to devote all m...  Read More

I recently had a dialogue with a friend, and he asked me my thoughts on 2 Thessalonians 2. We obviously had differing opinions on the rapture and who the restrainer was in this passage.  I thought I'd...  Read More

As a church, we do not see justification in scripture that someone can "lose" their salvation. For one reason, it would be terrible for the anxiety constantly wondering if you have lost your salvation...  Read More

We are at the end of the weeklong feast of Tabernacles.  I had a cool experience last Friday night. We celebrated a Feast of Tabernacles Shabbat at a home of a friend with a dozen people.  It was real...  Read More

Yom Kippur, often referred to as the Day of Atonement, holds profound spiritual significance in the Jewish faith. It signifies the covering or payment for the sins of the people of Israel, emphasizing...  Read More

The Spiritual and Physical Benefits of Fasting: A Biblical PerspectiveFasting is a practice that holds immense spiritual significance within Christianity and has been a key part of Yom Kippur.  I want...  Read More

Unity in CommunityI really wanted to focus on the heart behind getting involved in small groups, not simply using Sunday morning time to convince people to get engaged in a small group.  God says: Don...  Read More

14 Principles for Studying the BibleThis is a post by: Douglas Sean O'DonnellI'll put the link to the original post at the end.  I just want to include some valuable stuff I come across in this blog p...  Read More

Crossway has some great posts!  Zac Erswine just wrote a book for pastors to encourage them using his experience as a pastor. Here is an excerpt from his blog post on reshaping your life around God's ...  Read More

Becoming a PAGOH should be driving us as Christians.  I think it is too easy to be a wishy washy Christian in North America. It's too easy to be lazy.  There is no desperation or dependance.  We don't...  Read More

What to Do With All Your Anger - Strategic RenewalBy Daniel Henderson(With Dr. Phillip Brown)Our nation has been dominated by all kinds of emotions in recent months, as have our personal lives. Fear o...  Read More