Two weeks ago we had a wonderful time at Creekside. We started off with a message to our young people reminding them of their importance to our church…

Wow! It has been too long since I have posted a blog. My family has been in the process of moving to another home over the past few months.

This week I was traveling back from Pennsylvania. Since I like to save money when I fly my flights usually consist of making several connections at various airports with significant layovers.

This week we celebrate another one of my favorite holidays - the 4th of July. One of the things that I love about the 4th of July is that we celebrate this great land in which we live and recognize the freedoms that we are blessed with here.

Summer break is finally here and the kids are excited about getting out of school. They have lots of plans about what they are going to do, go camping, sleep in, play video games, go swimming and the list goes on.

Sunday night the National Weather Service issued a Frost Advisory for our area. Being in the middle of May I was hoping that we were done with cold weather. Sure enough, when I was outside Monday morning there was frost!

A few weeks ago the road in front of our house was closed down due to construction as there is a new roundabout being installed. We happen to live between the signs that read “Road Closed ahead” and the construction site.

“And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If ye shall ask anything in my name. I will do it.” The Scriptures are full of examples of the Lord answering prayers.

As a professor I get to see first-hand the anxiety in my students as we approach finals week. Many are trying to finish up assignments, complete research papers, and prepare for their final exams. A common question that I am frequently asked by my students is how they can overcome test anxiety.

“Unless I see it I won’t believe it!” How many times have you heard someone meake this statement about something incredible that has happened? Many people have made this statement concerning the resurrection of Jesus.

This Friday we celebrate what is called Good Friday by the Christian Church.  It is the day that we celebrate the day on which Jesus was crucified o the Cross of Calvary. To some, this may seem odd. Why would we celebrate the day that Jesus died on the cross?

This passage of scripture is dealing with the account of the Philippian jailor coming to a saving knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ.