• I love a good pep talk. I’m always up for a confidence-building, head-lifting, mood-shifting, perspective-changing motivational speech.  Who doesn’t like an emotional and passionate Inspiring message! I particularly like it when it is fiery. Several come to mind right now from sports history or from classic movies! Michael Jordan’s halftime message in Space Jam. Tim Tebow’s…

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  • We just began a new study over the whole Gospel of John. And so naturally, we are in the prologue. These first 18 verses of John’s Gospel are known as some of the richest parts of the Scriptures. It has been said that while John’s prologue uses the most basic vocabulary of the New Testament,…

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  • For many parents, the decision on where to send your kids to school is one of the biggest and heaviest choices in all of the parenting years. We have been consistent in encouraging parents to seek the Lord and do what they think is best for their child and their home. To be clear, this…

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  • Night 2 of our Parenting series at church was focused on Discipline and Training. You can check out the entire message here. We looked at two passages from God’s Word – Proverbs 3:11-12 and Hebrews 12:3-11. Here is the outline from that message: Hebrews 12:11 says “For the moment all discipline seems painful rather than pleasant, but later…

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  • Night 1 of our Parenting series at church was focused on Time. You can check out the entire message here. Here is the outline from that message: Ephesians 5:15-16 says “Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time …” It is our desire to make the best…

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  • I  am impressed at how much the Bible speaks toward parenting. We don’t hear enough about it. Why is that? Perhaps it is because parenting is such a loaded subject for Christians. Not only is parenting challenging, it is also complicated. And not only is parenting challenging and complicated, it is also sensitive. For these…

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