Pastors Corner

But this was not the first nor would it be the last time that something as small as a nail would have such enormous consequences. […]

I know this is a stereotype, but it seems to me that it’s the woman of the house who is expected to know where everything is, and, if something gets lost, she is the one who is expected to find it. […]

If we imagine God to be the “old man upstairs” with long white hair, a white beard, a white robe, sitting on a throne high in the clouds, then we really have nothing but a caricature of God. […]

In our lesson for this Sunday we read about something we all have within us which, in spite of the “dangers, toils, and snares” we may ever endure, remains “unshakeable.” […]

At least once a lifetime, each of us will have a “defining experience,” one which tests our courage, character, and compassion. […]

Let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us. […]

This Sunday will be a time of preparation for the start of school. We will be offering gifts of school supplies for our kids’ backpacks, as well as a blessing for all who will begin a new semester. […]

When the preacher says, “God is good,” the people respond, “all the time.” And again, when the preacher repeats, “All the time,” the people reply, “God is good!” […]

Before Jesus began his ministry, he turned to God in prayer for 40 days in the wilderness. […]

Did you know that it too is a symbol for our faith? A carpenter–like Jesus–would know why. […]

Did you know that it too is a symbol for our faith? A carpenter–like Jesus–would know why. […]