Pastor’s Blog

Just a Thought: The Lord encourages and welcomes our prayers! God loves to communicate to us through His word, circumstances, other people and in our Spirit through the Holy Spirit who lives in every believer. But God also invites us to come to Him and come often and persistently in

Just a Thought: If you have ever lost or found something of great value, you know the joy of discovery! We lose and miss place things around our house all the time. Sometimes even important items. But when that happens the search is on and no stone is left unturned

Just a Thought: The person who has the right priorities also has less needs. In Jesus sermon on the mount, a sermon He primarily preached to His disciples. He taught them about God’s kingdom living. He demonstrated to them through illustrations such as the birds of the air and the

Just a Thought: What should I be looking for? Sometimes I will see my wife walking around the house and I can tell by her mannerism, she is looking for something. Likewise, she may see me doing the same thing. And when we see this, we ask, “What are you

Just a Thought: One of the greatest benefits of resting securely in the arms of the Lord is experiencing the peace that brings. When you go to bed at night do you lock your doors? More than likely you do. And this gives you a sense of security doesn’t it?

Just a Thought: The Lord is my protector and my security. Paul asks in Romans eight, “What can separate us from the Love of God?” And basically, it is a rhetorical question because there is nothing that can separate us from God’s love. Proverbs’ wisdom tells us the fear of

Just a Thought: There is nothing quite so secure as being on solid ground. Have you ever been on a rocky boat ride or maybe a cruise when water was rough. If so, you know what it like to say, “Just get me on solid ground!” Maybe you’re like some

Just a Thought: The security of everything is determined by its foundation. I recall as a teenager the summer my parents purchased a new house. When I saw it, I thought, “Boy this doesn’t look like much.” But my dad was a great wood worker and crafts man. Sadly, I

Just a Thought: The Lord promises to provide all of our needs. But we often tend to want more, more ,more. What I think I need and what the Lord knows I need are often very different. The wise man writing proverbs knew the danger of wanting more, more, more