January 6. The word infamy has been used to describe the day after the events took place in Washington D.C. Let me use another word. Epiphany. For January 6 is thirteen days after Christmas Day which is the day in the Christian calendar we remember God’s faithfulness revealed to all people. Coincidence you say? GraceContinue reading “A Day of Infamy? or Epiphany?”
Category Archives: Pastoral Letters
September is Suicide Prevention Month
Let me be so bold as to say that we all have a name. We all have a story. We all have a hole in our heart. We all have some confusion in our soul. Doug We graduated from High School together. Talented in a lot of areas including being the lead in the schoolContinue reading “September is Suicide Prevention Month”
Not Growing Tired of Doing Good
So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up. Therefore, whenever we have the opportunity, we should do good to everyone—especially to those in the family of faith. Galatians 6:9-10 NLT Edwin Friedman in his book A FailureContinue reading “Not Growing Tired of Doing Good”
Pastoral Letter from June 5, 2020
A new kind of King. A different kind of kingdom. This weekend launches a new sermon series that will take us through July. We move from the season of Easter to the season of Ordinary time by asking ourselves “now what?” What is our responsibility and authority as an Easter people in the Holy SpiritContinue reading “Pastoral Letter from June 5, 2020”
Pastoral Message
Here is a Saturday update being shared via email and on FaceBook and I thought I’d put it here too. Would love to hear from you if there is anything I can do to help you personally or your family or friends!
