In the Beginning … and Right Now
November 1, 2020
When I was on an archaeological dig in Israel, we took a day off to sightsee. We went to Belvoir, a Crusader-era castle, in Galilee. The castle overlooks the Jordan River valley – and
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Worship Times
To ensure the health and safety of all during the COVID-19 pandemic, worship is currently being held in our parking lot at 10:40 a.m. every Sunday. Weekly worship videos are also posted to the church’s YouTube channel. See our COVID-19 Info Page for details.
Fall/Winter/Spring Schedule:
9:30am Sunday School
10:40am Worship
11:30am Fellowship
Summer Schedule
(Memorial Day weekend through
Labor Day weekend)
10:00am Worship
10:50am Fellowship
God’s Good Leader
October 18, 2020
Psalm 72 is a blessing for the king. It’s also a job description for the king. Psalm 72 asks God to give the king the qualities the king is supposed to have. We don’t
History, Truth, and Freedom
September 27, 2020
In 1969, when I was 8 years old, my parents took me to see President Eisenhower’s funeral train. The train car that carried President Eisenhower’s body had an American flag on the side. Driving
Hope 101
September 20, 2020
Once upon a time a farmer had a mule that fell down a dried-up well. Seeing the mule’s predicament, the farmer thought, “This old mule isn’t worth the effort to pull him out. I’ll
Be Kind – Unwind
September 13, 2020
Back in the day when you wanted to watch a movie, you’d go to Blockbuster and rent a videocassette, which you’d watch using your VCR. Blockbuster movies came in a rental box that said:
Every Bush Is Burning
August 30, 2020
Here’s a dumb question, but also a good question: Do Hawaiians know that they’re living in Hawaii? That’s a dumb question because, of course, Hawaiians know they’re living in Hawaii. And that’s a good