Pastor’s Blog

Just a Thought: What is wrong with doubt; isn’t it just being human? The problem with doubt is that it causes us not to trust in the Lord. If we are not trusting in the Lord, we are turning to and trusting in other things which means we are placing

Just a Thought: How deep is the love of God? The more we ponder that question and examine the evidence; we find the depth of God’s love is immeasurable! Paul prayed the believers at Ephesus would begin to get a handle on it, “so that Christ may dwell in your

Just a Thought: Who among us hasn’t been hurt by someone we dearly love? The truth is, if you live in this world, you will experience the pain of betrayal, injustice, humiliation or some other form of hurt. Not to be grim, but the reality is, we live in a

Just a Thought: We said “I do” so why do we get to the point where we act like “we don’t” even though we still feel like we do? Because being married is not a fifty – fifty proposition. In order for a marriage to work as it should, both

Just a Thought: If I am looking for a new path, new desire and a new focus, I can find it. Paul is expressing to those at Rome, that we have new hearts when we belong to Jesus and that God has done a work in us to help us

Just a Thought: Our desires are actually revealed in our deeds. What we are most focused on determines what we do because what we do is what we want to do. I have said for years “People do what they want to do.” And what I mean by that is,

Just a Thought: Evaluating our desires is a good thing; directing them is a better thing. The Apostle Paul wrote a good deal about matters of the mind and heart (interchangeable) and where our focus of them should be. Both the Old Testament and the New Testament support the idea

Just a Thought: We may have many desires, but what is the thing you desire the most? If our desires are a window into our heart, the thing we desire the most is the true affection of our heart. What I desire, I look for ways to bring it to