By Spencer Clark Would it be possible to spend too much time in fellowship? For some Christians, who isolate themselves from the body of Christ except for worship and the occasional event, the answer is certainly no. More fellowship would …

By Tony Williams You may recall that we helped the Ukrainian refugees in recent weeks with our bucket campaign. This is where we asked the congregation to volunteer to fill buckets with needful items to be sent to the refugees. …

By Terry Clark Our country just completed the celebration of another Thanksgiving holiday. According to Wikipedia, the celebration began historically as a “day of giving thanks for the blessings of the harvest and of the preceding year”. While most of …

By Spencer Clark This world has an identity crisis. It is full of lost people who are struggling to make sense of this life and find meaning and purpose in it. Why is this? Certainly because of sin and rebellion …

By Gary Woodall If you have read much scripture at all it becomes apparent that self-control is a critical trait to develop. We are expected to control our thoughts and actions to carry out the will of God and bear …

By Dave Benner In I & II Timothy, Paul gives advice to a young preacher. Much of this advice can and should be applied to all Christians, even old guys like me. I want to emphasize two steps of Christianity …

By Dave Benner On September 23, we were babysitting Hannah and Graham. It was a breezy, cool day as we went out on our deck. I remember thinking that it sure felt like Fall. Turns out it was the first …

Are You Healthy? By Spencer Clark Our world is obsessed with being healthy. Many of us monitor our eating habits and seek to maintain an active lifestyle to preserve some measure of health and prolong our physical lives (or, at …

How Do You Win Them? By Spencer Clark There is a principle in youth ministry that goes something like this, “What you win them with is what you have to keep them with.” The idea is simple: the way in …