Rick’s Reflections- 5/7/2017
This week in my study I ran across this poem entitled, To Risk To laugh is to risk appearing the fool To weep is to risk appearing sentimental To reach … [Read more…]
This week in my study I ran across this poem entitled, To Risk To laugh is to risk appearing the fool To weep is to risk appearing sentimental To reach … [Read more…]
If you were with us last week, you got to share in the excitement of Jeremy Miller’s ordination. This service was performed to show that he is being … [Read more…]
One of a congregation’s greatest privileges is to set aside one of their own to a special ministry. Ordination is the process by which individuals are set apart for various … [Read more…]
Praise God, Holy Week did not end with Jesus on the cross. Good Friday is not the end of the story. Jesus was crucified, died, and was buried. On the … [Read more…]
The Bible uses rich metaphors to explore the nature and essence of Christ’s redemptive work. Jesus often used agricultural metaphors to teach his followers about his own death. We have … [Read more…]
I must admit that this series of sermons is very sad, but understandably so. There’s no happy way to talk about our Savior in anguish before His death. There’s no … [Read more…]
As we draw closer to Easter, our study draws closer to the death of Christ. This was a dark and terrible time in history that showed the kind of evil … [Read more…]
It was Isaac Watts who penned these famous words to one of the most powerful hymns ever. “When I survey the wondrous cross, … [Read more…]
Today we begin a new series of messages focusing on Christ’s death on the cross. As we take a closer look, it is my prayer that we will be drawn … [Read more…]
Next Sunday (3-12) we will have a great opportunity for some connecting over lunch. Our fantastic fellowship team is coordinating the pitch in and I hope that many of you … [Read more…]