We have a couple of young women in our church, Amber Cook and Desireah Oliveri, who have a very special and anointed gift. When either of them ministers, it takes our worship service to another level. Some call what they do mime, while others call it interpretative dance. I don’t really care what label ...Read More...

His name was Mowser, or at least that is what I called him. Sure, it was a play on the word “mouser” and he was a good one, but I also chose it because he was so vocal. He would show up at the back door, crying “mow, mow, mow” persistently until we came out to feed and pet him.  He knew he could come ...Read More...

In Part 1, we covered the story of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11.  To sum it up briefly, the people found a comfortable place and wanted to settle and put down roots, but God’s plan was for them to scatter and fill the earth. The people came together and built a tower that reached high into the heavens. ...Read More...

The observance of Pentecost Sunday was almost overshadowed by a controversy that raged on social media. Did you hear “yanny” or “laurel” when a sound clip was played? The people who heard “yanny” were adamant that was what they heard. The people who heard “laurel” were equally fervent in their insistence ...Read More...

Psalm 103:12 --As far as the east is from the west, So far has He removed our transgressions from us. “You know just how far the east is from the west, From one scarred hand to the other.” – Casting Crowns song “East to West” It was a Thursday morning when God decided to have a little chat with ...Read More...