Sep 22, 2019
How Shall We Live
By: Dr. Tom Buck
We find ourselves caught between competing loyalties all the time. It is a gut-wrenching position; torn between two people, two causes, two goals. When the conflict is between mammon (money) and the Kingdom of God, there is a more painful choice at stake. If we choose the kingdom of the moment with its fleeting pleasures and momentary glories, we forsake what is God's eternal gift. Today, the Lord calls us to take seriously the choices. He beckons us to live in the world but not be of the world, to choose the eternal over the moment, and the true treasure of grace over earthly treasure.
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- Sep 22, 2019How Shall We Live
Sep 22, 2019How Shall We LiveBy: Dr. Tom BuckWe find ourselves caught between competing loyalties all the time. It is a gut-wrenching position; torn between two people, two causes, two goals. When the conflict is between mammon (money) and the Kingdom of God, there is a more painful choice at stake. If we choose the kingdom of the moment with its fleeting pleasures and momentary glories, we forsake what is God's eternal gift. Today, the Lord calls us to take seriously the choices. He beckons us to live in the world but not be of the world, to choose the eternal over the moment, and the true treasure of grace over earthly treasure.
- Sep 15, 2019What God’s People Owe Their Pastor
Sep 15, 2019What God’s People Owe Their PastorBy: Pastor VoigtThere is a crisis in our churches. Pastors are leaving the ministry in record numbers. The seminaries are not producing enough new pastors to offset the number of pastors who retire or resign from the ministry every year. This means many congregations go without a pastor. Especially alarming is the number of pastors who resign their position because they just can’t take it anymore. How should a congregation support its pastor and his family? Today we look to the Word of God and consider what God’s people owe their pastor.
- Sep 8, 2019September 8, 2019 – 13th Sunday after Pentecost
Sep 8, 2019September 8, 2019 – 13th Sunday after PentecostBy: Pastor VoigtCongregations sometimes have unrealistic expectations of their pastor. This can lead to the pastor feeling overworked, unappreciated, depressed and wanting to leave the ministry. Many people don’t have a clue as to what a pastor is supposed to do and what he owes the people of God. Today we look to the Word of God and consider what God expects of the man serving His people as their pastor.
- Jun 9, 2019June 9, 2019 – The World’s Best Counselor
- May 19, 2019May 19, 2019 – Be Strong in the Lord
