FASTING, PRAYER, AND SOME GREAT IMMEDIATE NEEDS
I has been a supreme joy to me to be able to work through the first 18 verses of Matthew 6 over the past several Sunday mornings. Giving emphasis again […]
How to Fight Sin in the Moment of Temptation
This past Sunday, we finished our exposition of the Disciple’s Prayer in Matthew 6 by examining the final request: “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” When […]
FORGIVE AS YOU HAVE BEEN FORGIVEN
Forgiveness can be a very difficult subject for many people. God has made us to be relational beings, but because of sin, we have become very adept at hurting one […]
We proclaim the biblical mandate; are we brave enough to walk it?
Last Sunday, August 9th, Pastor Vic Pentz of Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Metro Atlanta was preaching a sermon on politics, abortion, and the sanctity of human life. Near the end […]
Off to a new start – again!
August is always a wonderful time of year. The air is almost electric with the smell of new school supplies and the eager anticipation of young people who are headed […]
HOW WE “VOTE” IN CONGREGATIONAL LIFE
This past Sunday, we had the privilege of holding the vote of affirmation for our Lay-Pastors. I was very pleased to see how our church family overwhelmingly supported all of […]
Developing the Habit of Deeper Prayer
Prayer is, without question, one of the central graces of the Christian life. It is a God-given avenue for us to communicate and commune with God in a manner that […]
Pray for Our New Lay Pastors
It is always exciting to welcome a new pastor to a church. Especially when so many aspects of ministry tend to get put on hold while new leadership is sought […]
A Divine Appointment in Ecuador
Once our mission team was on the ground in Ecuador, they learned that some serious political changes had taken place during the last year. In 2008, Ecuador adopted a new […]
