Fairdale Pastor’s Blog:

No Servant is Greater than his Master

Author: jgreene

  • dont forget the simple basics

    We all at times unintentionally forget the basics. The simple basics that are so important and foundational should never be forgotten, but at times they are here. Here is a short and sweet reminder. God is perfect without sin. We have sinned against Him. Jesus gave up His life and shed His blood for us.…

  • to another generation… all those to come

    I am praying for God to create more and more middle-aged and elderly people who have a deep burning desire to make an impact for Jesus to the up and coming generations. Who are the 30, 40, 50, and 60 year olds who are faithfully telling the children, teens, and 20 somethings about the glory…

  • “all… will wail”

    That will make you think! This morning in our Thursday Ladies Bible study, we spent 2 hours digging through most of the Book of Revelation. Verse 1:7 caught our attention and made us think. “Behold, he is coming with the clouds, and every eye will see him, even those who pierced him, and all tribes…

  • seeing Christ in the Old Testament

    Josh Honeycutt: “So…who is the blessed man of Psalm 1?  Taking into account the numerous lexical ties between Psalm 1 and Psalm 2, the blessed man of Psalm 1 is the Son of Psalm 2.  Well…who is the Son of Psalm 2?  He is the Messiah—Jesus Christ.” Wow! Josh Honeycutt’s blog is Dynameno.wordpress.com and this…

  • Fairdale High School F.C.A.

    I love being a part of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at local schools. This picture was taken at Fairdale High School today.  The F.C.A meets on Thursdays after school at 2:30. In this picture, FCA staff person and former University of Louisville football player, Scott Long is speaking to the students. The FCA at…

  • the cross

    Galatians 6:14 “But far be it from me to boast except in THE CROSS of our Lord Jesus Christ” 

  • the harvest is plentiful

    To anyone who may be discouraged today because you know of people who need to be saved that continue to refuse to come to Christ; To anyone who has lost their zeal and fervor to joyfully tell others about God’s saving grace and Jesus’ redeeming work; To anyone who has not spoken of God’s love…

  • let the reader understand

    I preached this past Sunday on Jesus’ temptations from Luke 4. You can hear the sermon here. Jesus is tempted three different times by the devil. The first temptation is for Jesus to turn a stone into food. Jesus responds by saying “It is written, ‘Man shall not live bread alone.’”  Jesus was referring to…

  • enjoying march madness

    This past weekend my sons and I enjoyed watching so much good basketball. Can you guess who they were pulling for?

  • what is that you “do”

    What is that you do? We all do something? Many people have a very specific skill set or giftedness and they use it well. Like an athlete or a public speaker. But I am talking about something a little bit different. I am talking about whatever it is that you do. For instance, just recently…