Our family recently celebrated spring break with a long drive to Florida followed by a four-night cruise. Travelers know that there can be a lot of preparation before you are able to kick back and relax. Imagining the beautiful weather, exciting adventures,
I can still hear my Mom’s words ringing in my ears when as a child I had an alibi for why I wasn’t getting something done. It might have been a homework assignment for school,
by Jeremy Braley This past Sunday our senior minister, Brad Wilson, continued in our current Stop teaching series with a message about the idols we all deal with in our lives. If you missed that teaching, you can…
In our teaching series at church this past Sunday, our senior minister Brad Wilson spoke about the habit of complaining in our lives. It’s not just a habit. It’s actually a sin.
Several families I know have had some very difficult weeks recently (families both inside our church and some from other places). Various disabilities, awful diseases, and death sometimes come at us in waves.
A few weekends ago at Augusta National Golf Club, Sam Bennett, a senior golfer at Texas A & M University, finished 16th in his first ever Masters Tournament.
In the last chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, after Jesus’ death on the cross, we read that an angel of the Lord appeared to the women who had come to Jesus’ tomb to anoint his body with burial spices.
When I was a kid, my prayers sounded like this: “Dear God. Please bless Mommy, Daddy, Annie…
My family recently welcomed a three-year-old dog into our home. After years of strictly being a miniature dachshund family, we suddenly have a lovable, well-trained, but comparatively large heeler-shepherd mix.
When’s the last time you left your comfort zone? A comfort zone can be defined as a spiritual or psychological state in which a person feels safe or at ease because he or she is not experiencing stress or being tested by circumstances.