Delay Doesn't Mean Denial

"Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian. And he led the flock to the far side of the wilderness and came to Horeb, the mountain of God." – Exodus 3:1

Moses’ life seemed to take a detour after he fled Egypt. He went from being a prince to a shepherd, spending 40 years in the wilderness tending sheep. To some, it might have looked like God had abandoned His promise to deliver Israel. But God wasn’t giving up on Moses—He was preparin

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God's Sign, Son, and Savior

As I studied unique births in history, I was amazed at how extraordinary they were. From a

young British girl in labor for 20 days, to a 70-year-old mother in India giving birth, to a woman

running a marathon at 39 weeks pregnant before going into labor, these stories are remarkable.

Yet none compare to the miraculous birth of Jesus Christ—the birth that brought hope to the

world.

A Birth Unlike Any Other

Jesus' birth is the most unusual and miraculous in history. His coming ful

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Being the Church in a Broken World

Broken World In today’s world, it’s easy to see the brokenness around us. From economic challenges to personal struggles, people are hurting and searching for hope. As followers of Jesus, we are called to be the church in this broken world, showing His love in practical ways.This past week, a group of men and boys from our church went to help a man by cutting a tree out of his yard—something he couldn’t do himself. This man wasn’t even a member of our church, but he needed...
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