Where is our worship today? Where is our focus?
Do you really worship when you go to church? Is entering the sanctuary talking with your friends and greeting one another worship? Is making sure
Do you really worship when you go to church? Is entering the sanctuary talking with your friends and greeting one another worship? Is making sure
As we see Jesus more clearly, the gospel gets bigger and bigger in our hearts. His death becomes more wonderful. His resurrection becomes more astonishing.
The church today needs a celebration, a remembrance, a reminder of the Holy Days. In the Old Testament it was the role of the priest
As I was reading and writing Luke 24:13-35 this morning, I could not help myself but feel the joy of our Lord Jesus bubbling up
All that happens is by grace; grace is God’s interactive relationship with his children. There are times when God just pours grace into a person’s
Freedom and God’s Ownership: Serious Implications Church Today “Nothing brings more pain than too much pleasure;nothing more bondage than too much liberty.” Benjamin Franklin
Psalm 116:9 I walk before the Lord in the land of the Living… But, I can’t remember – who am I – do they know
John 15:4-5 You think of your loved one… Seems like you are withering away – But the Voice (that quiet Spirit) says to me,
Helena and I were spending the weekend on the coast at Seaside Oregon for a 3-day get-away. Everywhere we looked we saw signs and posters
Living with Alzheimer’s – remember that… People do not consist of memory alone. They have feelings, will, sensibility, moral being. It is here you may
Resolving Family Conflicts Dealing with Alzheimer’s can bring out many strong emotions. As the disease progresses, caregiving issues can often ignite or magnify family conflicts.
(From the book: Second Forgetting by Dr. Benjamin Mast – this is one of the best books on the Spiritual Side of Alzheimer’s Disease –
Living with Alzheimer’s – remember that… People do not consist of memory alone. They have feelings, will, sensibility, moral being. It is here you may
We are getting older – all of us regardless of who you are – whether you are 10, 20, 40, 60, 80 or more. Changes