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A Worthy Reminder by Zack Fugate
Think of a time that you have found yourself questioning your faith, someone else’s faith, perhaps the validity of Christ and the church as a whole…
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Baseball by Paul Gilbertson
Anyone who knows me, knows I love baseball. I love watching it, I love playing it, and I love coaching it. The major league season is half over, and the youth baseball is coming to an end. I have…
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Worship Matters, Part 1…by Pastor Bennett
What is worship? How would you define or describe it? Before reading any further, think about how you might answer that question. Is worship a certain activity?
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To the Church of Ephesus, Don’t Forsake Your First Love…by Jim Nelson
I’ve been fortunate to be in a Men’s Bible study for the past six years with a group of mature and growing believers. These men…
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What is the fear of the Lord? by Pastor Tony
The phrase “fear of the Lord” (or variations of it) is a theme that permeates the pages of Scripture, both explicitly and implicitly. From Genesis 3 when the reader…
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Godliness, by Rene Milner
It has always struck me as a follower of Christ that we as a body tend to throw around Words and not really know what they mean. When I was…
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Goodbye to an Old Friend, by Greg Mattson
“For we don’t not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sin.
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Stewards of God’s Grace by Pastor Paul
“The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober minded for the sake of your prayers. Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins…
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The River by Paul Gilbertson
In John 7: 32-49, the Pharisees sent out officers to arrest Jesus. Along with the Pharisee’s officers the people themselves were divided on who they say Jesus is. They were asking if he was a Prophet or if he was Christ.
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It’s All Good…Or Is It? by Zack Fugate
We live in a world that is perpetually focused on convincing each of us that the concept of things that are considered “good” can be treated as universal and worldly. For example, think of a recent time when you have heard a person utter the words, “It’s all good…
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