God cares for the lowly — like us — and wants us to follow Him in showing that care.
As we enter into a season of preparation in the weeks ahead of Easter, Ash Wednesday is a time to stop, reflect and place before God those sins and struggles we are burdened by. Join us for a brief evening prayer service that will include receiving ashes, a sign God’s people have participated in since the Old Testament times to express our frailty before God. As we take this time together, we will be reminded of the life He offers us in His Word.
Why do the Psalms keep taking us back to God’s strength? Because we (rightly) yearn for security and he is the one who provides it.
We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.
We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.
We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.
As we continue to explore Psalm 8, David finds himself in wonder over the glory of God being given to human beings.
As we continue to explore Psalm 8, David reminds us that we are never too insignificant for God to stop and show care for us.
Psalm 8 takes us to a King who’s kingdom was inaugurated long before the United States ever existed and whose power is greater than all the nations of the world.
God’s glory is God’s glory — there is only one God. So if we want to share God’s glory and see it spread through the world, we share the hope of Jesus.
Pastor Tim reflects more on snow and God’s Grace.
Pastor Tim talks about how we live and understand God’s control of the world in the time before Jesus returns.
Pastor Tim reflects on the power of snow and how it impacts us — and what that tells us about God.
Pastor Tim talks about extravagant gifts and what the Bible says about the truly extravagant gift we receive at Christmas because of the very first Christmas.
Pastor Tim spent time in Busiek State Forest to better think about the time between the Newborn servant coming into the world and when we, His followers, will get to experience His triumph.
Pastor Tim thinks about how God brought light into existence, we turn from the light, but Christmas is the story of God bringing that light back to us.
Pastor Tim thinks about how we look to the wrong things in life and how Christmas calls us to a corrective.
To understand Christmas, we need to understand who Jesus is and what He gave for us. It gives us a direction for what He intends for our lives.
Pastor Tim reflects on preparations for Advent as we find ourselves at Thanksgiving weekend.