THANKFUL FOR WHAT WE KNOW: There are many things that we do not know in this life but it should not hinder our faith in the Lord. We do not know what a day may bring forth so we are … Continue reading
The argument that “Jesus was a refugee” in support of allowing refugees into this country with no regard to proper vetting, or as an argument against a temporary immigration order, is spurious at best. As a line of reasoning, it … Continue reading
The Presidential Election is over and we have a new President who is scheduled to take office on January 20, 2017. I agree with a statement by Tim Wildmon of the American Family Association that the United States has been … Continue reading
Something To Think About: by Elder Bobby Willis … 6-3-16      What A Difference One Day Makes      A number of things amaze me in life, but then I am sometimes easily amazed. One thing that has always … Continue reading
Bethany was a city about two miles from the city of Jerusalem and is the scene of some memorable incidents in the life of Jesus. It is situated on a slope of the Mount of Olives. Jesus was in the … Continue reading
IT’S BETTER THIS WAY–Elder David Montgomery-3-30-2015 It is silly to cry over spilled milk and even sillier to cry over milk that hasn’t been spilled. Lots of people tend to “pre-worry†and fret over possibilities. They stress over things that … Continue reading
BLUEPRINT TO OVERCOME WORRY:Â We are all prone to needlessly worry about certain things that cause us needless pain and perhaps despair. We have a means to overcome that weakness at the throne of God. Paul writes, “Be careful for … Continue reading
Notes From The Pastor’s Trumpet: by Eld. J.C. Stanaland … 7-9-14 “ye shall have tribulation†John 16:33 “These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace.  In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I … Continue reading
The storm clouds gather and the anticipated storm finally arrives with thunder and lightning that generally accompanies such weather. The weather warning are issued and those that hear and are able to take heed have possibly been protected during the … Continue reading
 Back To The Basics Written by Josh Winslett Saturday, 25 January 2014 13:43 I greatly enjoy college football. In general, the fall is my favorite season; family, football, great weather, holidays, lots of extra church meetings, etc. At the end … Continue reading
