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"Lynette Lewis shares with us concerning the issue of Child Sex Trafficking and what we as the church must do to stop this terrible crime epidemic. www.sctnow.org "
"Pastor Ed continues the series on Jobland Security"
"Pastor Ed discusses how wonderful it is when we join in the Creation process by reflecting the Light of the World in our workplace and making ourselves more valuable to our current and future employers"
"This week Pastor Ed talks about how to look to the new year with faith, in the face of uncertainty"
"As we continue our journey through Advent, Pastor Ed talks about the Reason for it all: Jesus, the Light of the World."
"We are in the 3rd week of Advent, which means we are turning the corner and beginning to talk, not just about the 2nd coming, but about the incarnation "
"Pastor Ed continues our journey in the Advent Conspiracy and discusses the Second Coming of Christ"
"This week marks the beginning of Advent. Historically, Advent calls us to remember that God came to earth to live among us, along with preparing us for his final coming at the end of time. Christmas is supposed to be all about Advent."
"As you spend time with your families this Thanksgiving, whether you're excited to see loved ones or are dreading it, we're asking you to represent God there, to make it a SACRED SPACE. Acknowledge God, reflect on what He has done, and love and listen to your family. "
"Pastor Ed shares thoughts on thanking God for who He is."
"Pastor Ed frankly and from the heart about ways for us to express thankfulness in our lives."
"Pastor Andrew continues our series about creating and maintaining Sacred Spaces in our lives for God."
" Ed continues the Sacred Spaces series with some thoughts on how our lives matter to God.
Papa Ed’s brother Mark shares some thoughts on marriage relationships from Genesis.
We’re bouncing around and examining some thoughts, that God has created life to be lived out in community. Yes, we champion individuality. Certainly, the Bible talks about us being created as individuals. Yet, there’s always this connection that when we express our individuality it should always be lived out in the context of community.
What if belief isn’t just an end within itself? What if we’re not supposed to just “believe,” and then just try to live this kind of holy thing the best we can? I don’t know quite what that means. But, we’re supposed to believe and wait until Jesus comes…. What if we’re missing “why” we believe? What if believing is something more than belief?
I fear that though we get the idea, as evangelical’s, of believing [in personal salvation] – ourselves, and trusting in Christ – ourselves. I wonder if sometimes, we miss the point of why?
Andrew continues this series with some compelling thoughts on how God gets involved with our lives.
In Christian thought, when we approach people, we need to respect them, and treat them like we would as if we were approaching God Himself. That’s smack in the middle of Christian thought. That somehow, when we go out into the world and face each other, there should be a little bit of a “whoa,” I’m approaching someone, who on some level, is reflecting the image of God.
Ed shares some thoughts on how to find the places where God’s Word can speak into your life.
