Devotions from Psalms Series: Like a Rock I have discovered that God is like a rock byMartin WilesMay 28, 2023
Warning: Complaining Is Bad for Your Health! I’ve heard that people complain at least once in any conversation byJohn I. SnyderMay 17, 2023
Warning: Complaining Is Bad for Your Health How many times today did I complain or think negatively about someone or byJohn I. SnyderMay 7, 2023
ReviewsSeptember 28, 2018 The Up the Middle Church: Margin Drains Matt Keller, author of The Up the Middle Church, blogged on the subject of byBob Hostetler
Biblical Studies UncategorizedSeptember 10, 2017 Sabbath Series Summary – Part 5 Historically, the church has always understood that the Sabbath was a Jewish law byKyle Howard
Bible Study Biblical StudiesSeptember 3, 2017 The Sabbath as Fulfillment: A Textual Interaction – Part 4 Textual Interaction: The Letter to the Hebrews The Letter to the Hebrews is a byKyle Howard
Church Life Featured Practical TheologyAugust 23, 2017 10 Things I’d Do Differently As a Pastor Billy Graham was once asked, “If you could, would you go back and do byBob Hostetler
Sunday SchoolAugust 13, 2017 God’s Creation: Day Seven (Martin Wiles’ Lessons for Children and Youth) Scripture Reference: Genesis 2:1-3 Memory Verse: Genesis 1:1 Objectives: To help byMartin Wiles
Bible Study FeaturedAugust 7, 2017 The Big 10: Chill Out, Man! – Study 4 “Chill out, man! byChaplain Chris Linzey
Church History Church Life Lifestyle Practical Theology TheologyAugust 7, 2017 Part 2: The Sabbath, the Church, and the 21st Century Part 2: Modern Views of the Sabbath Modern Views of the Sabbath In modern times byKyle Howard
Church History Church Life Practical Theology TheologyJuly 30, 2017 Part 1: Judaism, the Church, and the Sabbath: An Historical Survey Judaism, the Church, and the Sabbath Part 1: An Historical Survey The church has byKyle Howard
Faith Spiritual Growth WorshipJuly 12, 2015 Mugshot Christ: Great Teacher or Rebellious Lawbreaker There are some people who love to portray Jesus as “a great teacher byChaplain Chris Linzey