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There is one spelling test that I’ll never forget.
In ancient Near East cultures, like that of ancient Israel, salt’s value made it useful in symbolic
...on Christmas Eve in 2021 we added our little dog, Potato, to our family.
We don’t hear a lot about Andrew in Scripture. But, he was important.
Christmas shouldn't be about companies making money off of our nostalgia or emotional connections.
As Christians in a digital world, we need to remember that our online posts are out there forever.
Despite the two services, we are still one church.
Technology has changed drastically in my lifetime. Black & white TV's to smart phones.
The concept of praying someone else’s prayer always sounded so foreign to me.
some of us get nervous when we hear churches talking about outreach...
It was an impactful time, and I wanted to share some of the lessons learned with you.
Have you ever gone fishing with Grandpa?
As we headed into 2020, the world was already changing...
Can you see “trust?” The trust you have in a spouse? No, but you know it exists.
The video was titled, “Society Has Feminized the Office Of ‘Pastor.’”It was an eye-catching title...
“Ideas have consequences and bad ideas have victims,”
...pray for terrorists in the Middle East. “Be with the terrorists, because they are victims, too.”
Frank Turek sometimes signs books with Romans 16:13
When I say “the church,” what do you think of?
an update to you about how you (the church) are continuing to minister in this difficult time
Read this featured blog post by Pastor Carrie Guy
Blog Post by Carrie Guy shared from her personal blog.
an interpreter could find application or meaning that the original author did not intend
testimony Jerry Gibbons
A revived blog post from our old website
part 1: Women's roles in the church today. -Sam Sears
Related tangent: divorced pastors -Sam B. Sears
By Sam B. Sears
- Sam B. Sears
-Sam B. Sears
