Being a father is never easy. It is much more than simply getting up, going to work, and bringing home a paycheck to make sure that you keep a roof over your head and food on the table. Being a father also means living with integrity; being a man of open honor and honesty. Some of the greatest lessons I learned from my father came not from what he said, but what he did. Our children watch our every step to see how we live our lives and whether or not our walk matches our talk. The legacy we leave is seen in how they eventually walk themselves.
Upon this rock I will build my assembly If the church is not an institution, –It should not have an institutional name An assembly is to be “built” not “established”,…
Tonight, there is a question I want to ask you about your faith: Does your faith make a real difference in the way you live? Almost 2,000 years ago, James,…
The final prayer of our Lord is the longest of His recorded prayers. Matthew, Mark and Luke mention Jesus’ prayers fairly often. However, apart from what we have come to…
The pursuit of excellence is not just a business slogan or a sports adage, rather it is a call that every Christian must take seriously. Christ and His church deserve…
Today, as we start our emphasis on missions, I thought it would be good to look at the work we are doing here in our own community of Humphreys County.…
What is the church of the Bible? When did it start? These questions and many more will be answered in our new Sunday morning Bible class over the next several…
How vibrant, how strong, is your faith? Is it a faith which allows you to be victorious over the world? Do you have a peace in your heart which is…