INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER FOR THE PERSECUTED CHURCH
This coming Sunday, November 14th, is the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. As I have stated before from the pulpit, American Christians typically fail to acknowledge the
This coming Sunday, November 14th, is the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. As I have stated before from the pulpit, American Christians typically fail to acknowledge the
How well do you usually follow a sermon? Does your mind wander? Do you have trouble “tracking” with a substantial body of orally communicated truth? Is the sermon merely something
In our contemporary American context, if you were to ask someone “What is so significant about October 31st?” they would say, “That’s Halloween!” However, this date is far more significant
I still remember the first time I went to a marriage conference. Lisa and I weren’t even married yet, but this particular conference was supposed to have some great break-out
If you have small children, then you’ve probably heard it said, “Just wait until they’re teenagers; that’s when parenting REALLY gets tough!” Most of the times I have heard remarks
“Does your spiritual life sometimes seem more like a burden than a blessing? Does your spirituality seem to exhaust you as often as it refreshes you? Have your spiritual practices
Have you ever stopped to think how good we have become at “receiving?” It’s not hard. In fact, we like it, and we benefit from it. When we are born,
Many Christians feel defeated in their prayer lives. To pray even five-to-seven minutes seems like an eternity, and their minds wander much of that time. “I guess it’s me,” many
In just a month, we will be hosting our 3rd annual Global Missions Conference here at Morningview, and I hope you will make every effort to be in attendance for
9:15 am: Sunday School
10:30 am: Morning Worship
5:30 pm: Evening Worship and Prayer
5:15 pm: Family Supper (by reservation)
6:00 pm: Adult Bible Study
Youth Worship
Choir Rehearsal
G321 Children’s Discipleship