The Model
by Jeremy Jentzen - Devotional's Editor on May 14th, 2025
Every day, people make excuses for pride, anger, selfishness, or any sin really, with the thought that “I earned this”, “I deserve this”, “this is my life, I can do whatever I want to do.” You and I, may be guilty of making all sorts of choices and decisions, by justifying them with many of these excuses. We trick ourselves into believing that the sin is okay, if we have some “valid” reason as to ... Read More
The Method
by Matt Hatton - Children's Pastor on May 13th, 2025
Growing up in a household with siblings, EVERYTHING was a rivalry! Who could finish their food the fastest, who could carry in the most bags of groceries on one arm, who could run the fastest or jump their dirt bike the farthest, we turned everything into a competition! One of the “games” we played, was what we called the “I got last” game. It wasn’t much of a game I suppose but more of a senseles... Read More
The Motivation
by John Scally - Lead Pastor on May 12th, 2025
What motivates a person seems to be the million-dollar question these days. Is it more money at work? Is it having your kids earn a college scholarship? Is it getting all your responsibilities covered so that you can take a much-needed vacation? Is it the potential embarrassment of looking foolish as you get up to offer your speech in school? What is it? Everyone in some way is motivated by someth... Read More
“Attitude Adjustment” (Joyride Unity)
by John Scally - Lead Pastor on May 11th, 2025
Main Point and Overview: The most underrated strength of any church is not its preaching, worship, programming, or facilities, but its unity. In fact, there have been plenty of churches that had all of the already mentioned advantages, only to “fade away” over time because their people were not moving together in the same direction. The Apostle Paul took the time to remind the Philippian church ... Read More
Embracing Pain with Your Profession
by Christina Cain - Women's Ministry Director on May 10th, 2025
The definition of embrace-to hold someone or something closely in one's arms, especially as a sign of affection OR to accept or support a belief, theory, or change willingly and enthusiastically.What are some things that you embrace? The first thing that comes to my mind are my loved ones; especially the grandchildren. I’ll hold and squeeze them until they wriggle away in laughter. I embrace famil... Read More
Faith is Greater than Fear
by Manning Brown - Operation's Pastor on May 9th, 2025
I love a good war movie. There are three or four that I watch every year. I enjoy them for their action, history, and the reminder of the sacrifice given by those so that my family and I live in freedom. Perhaps one of the most iconic lines that comes from just about any war movie, is “Hold the line.” In the movie “Gettysburg,” Joshua Lawrence Chamberlin was told to hold the line at Little Round T... Read More
