It’s the third Tuesday of the month and on the third Tuesday we revisit a character in church History who still has influence on our lives today. Today, Pastor Cheryl is going to share with us about Hudson Taylor, a missionary who suffered every kind of inconvenience that one could imagine and yet God prospered […]
The bible realizes that human beings are not one dimensional. People have different aspects to their personalities. The bible often talks about our outer selves and inner being. In Paul’s writings, the outer self refers to our physical being and the inner self refers to our spiritual being. Listen to Pastor Cheryl’s blog on nurturing […]
The promise of Christianity is that in the midst of failure we can know victory, in midst of pain we can know healing, in the midst of work we can know rest and in the midst of grief we can know joy!! All this is promised because we have eternal life in Jesus Christ. Our […]
I was moved, like many of you, by Dick Sterling’s testimony at church last Sunday. His words reminded me of how temporary our lives are but also how eternal our Christian witness can be. We may wonder if our effort for the gospel is accomplishing anything. But when we realize that we are not preaching […]
D.L. Moody is known as the father of Christian and Sunday School. Learn about how man from humble origins rose to become one of the greatest evangelists in Christian history while being an advocate for children and education. Listen to Pastor Cheryl’s blog on Dwight L. Moody.
J.I. Packer once said, “There is no peace like the peace of those whose minds are possessed with full assurance that they have known God, and God has known them, and that this relationship guarantees God’s favor to them in life, through death and on forever.”
We may think that when we are strong and vital God is most able to use us. But that’s not the way it works in scripture. God works in our lives not only in our strengths but especially in our weaknesses, illnesses and even our failures. Listen to Pastor Cheryl’s talk on Paul’s thorn in […]
Our world has become rather cynical. If you want to get a cheap laugh on T.V. or in personal joke, just make a irreverent joke about something that someone holds sacred and people will burst out in laughter. Yet there is great truths that Christians hold sacred that our world needs to keep hope alive. […]
Every third Tuesday, we talk about a character in church history who still influences the church today. Today I want to talk about Catherine Gibson Ferguson. Catherine Gibson Ferguson was a former enslaved person who opened the first interracial Sunday school and orphanage in 1788 in the United States, which she supported through her catering […]
When I Say that “The Lord’s Prayer” you might think of the prayer we say every Sunday in church that where we hallow God’s name and confess our sins. That is a very important that Jesus gave when the disciples asked, “Lord, how shall we pray?” So maybe we should call that the disciples. I […]