For all of you who may have missed it – or simply prefer a digital format – here is our weekly reading plan for our series “Good News”.  I hope you find it helpful on your journey to follow our Teacher and King.  It’s not a ton of material.  By design, we want this to …

The Reading Plan for “Good News: A Lifelong Journey of Following Jesus”Read More »

Good morning friends! There’s this neat story in the book of Acts (Luke’s story of the earliest disciples of Jesus).  Philip, one of the early leaders in the movement was heading south from Jerusalem towards Gaza when he came across a court official from the Kingdom of Ethiopia.  It’s a crazy scene, packed with meaning, …

Do you understand what you’re reading? (Part 4)Read More »

Once we begin to understand what the Bible is and where it comes from, one of the natural questions folks ask is, “Well, why are there so many different translations? Which one is right? How do I know which one to use? Are there any that are wrong?” All fair questions, I think.  Maybe you’ve had …

What’s up with all the different Bible translations (and which one is right)? (Part 3)Read More »

Last week, we touched on the question, “What is the Bible?”  Hopefully, that was a little bit helpful.  But, it begs another question, “Where does the Bible come from?” At the outset, I’d like to make a disclaimer… I cannot begin to scrape the surface of this question in 500 words.  But, I’ll give it …

Where does the Bible come from? (Part 2 of…a few more)Read More »

I’ve always liked to read.  From as early as I can remember, books were a part of our family.  But the Bible was always one book that I struggled with.  Honestly, I just really didn’t know what to do with it.  I would sit down to read and I’d make it through a few chapters before I’d start to …

What is the Bible? (Part 1 of…several)Read More »

Good morning church family! Wow, what a few weeks it’s been.  Maybe you’ve missed my posts – I’ve missed writing them.  I enjoy traveling, but I like being home even more.  There’s just something about settling into a steady rhythm that I seem to really enjoy. But, isn’t it funny how when God wants to …

The most important question you’ll ever be askedRead More »

1886 was a pretty interesting year.  Sears & Roebuck Co. was founded; Robert Louis Stevenson published his acclaimed novel, “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”; the first ticker-tape (i.e. confetti) parade was held in New York City after the commemoration of the Statue of Liberty by then President Grover Cleveland; God raised …

Celebrating 133 years at Kendricks Creek!Read More »