Pastor's Blog

Case Study: You’ve been diagnosed with a disease that requires medical attention. Without it, your life will be significantly shortened. ...

Anxiety started to encompass me as I sat in the backseat of my parents’ car on the long trip through the mountains. The dark hole of drea...

Psalm 96 1 Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth. 2 Sing to the Lord, praise his name; proclaim his salvation d...

There is a popular movie out right now on Netflix called The Irishman. Directed by Martin Scorsese, it is a gritty, dramatic film, that w...

As I head into my senior year of seminary, I realize that this spiritual journey has also been a struggle. I recall the very first day of...

A letter to our Church Staff and Pastors, I want you to know that I know being a church staff member or a pastor is the most difficult jo...

I received this from a friend last week. Not only did it capture my heart, but it helped me understand how Christmas, “the most wonderful...

Unfortunately, tragedies happen. This past week, it was a 6th grade student at McClintock Middle School that was hit and killed by a car ...

It usually starts with a question. “Have you ever considered…” and fill in the blank with the situation of the moment. For me, this recen...

In Luke 17, ten people suffering from leprosy come up to Jesus, crying and asking for healing. Instead of an instantaneous healing, Jesus...

I love this time of year!! I drove to church today with Christmas music blaring. In a few days, I’ll have all the turkey I want and famil...

So, if you’ve ever hung out with me, you know I run hot. Not hot as in high speed, although I do that too. And not hot as in looks, bec...

“King of Kings, Lord of Lords, all the things He has in store. From the rich to the poor, all are welcome through the door.” (“God Is”, K...

Walking through the classrooms at Thrive Day School, I love to hear the happy sounds of our little ones laughing and playing together. Ea...

When I was a boy, and something bad happened, my mom would always say, “Remember, there isn’t an ill wind that doesn’t blow some good.” ...