Many experience difficulty in sleeping. For me, this is limited to Saturday nights and Gloria can vouch that on every other night of the week sleep is no problem, even after my evening pot of Starbuck’s dark roast! In Psalm 4, David offers to us his own prescription for sleep, a prescription that is available...

What is the “ultimate” life for you? Is it financial security, is it being happy, is it a life without drama, or is it something else? We often look to heaven as the final culmination of all of this, but what if you can have all this right now? Pastor Dave is going to walk...

All of us have experienced a day, a week, or even a season when our joy has greatly ebbed or has been taken away. The times when problems mount, God’s purpose and plan are hidden from us, or when everyday burdens become overwhelming. You are not unique in this, and Psalm 126 addresses this topic...

In the early days of pastoral ministry I quickly learned that the one individual of our many Sunday volunteers that really needed to be alert and listening was our sound man. The lesson was learned the hard way in that I enjoy singing but do not possess a ‘singing voice’. On more than one occasion...

Pastor Kirk delivered an impromptu message to address the historic overturn of Roe v. Wade.

What is the most beautiful thing you can think of…Is it something that you can always have? Is it something you even have right now? This Sunday Pastor Dave preaches from Psalm 1 and will be talking about true beauty, how you can not only have it, but how it is always with you. And...

A few years ago I was deer hunting with a heart surgeon who harvested a nice buck. I received quite a bit more than I expected when we began to field dress the deer and got to its heart for my surgeon friend eagerly and with obvious expertise shared an anatomy lesson on the structure...

Most of us want to stay away from infection, and as a result generally practice great care in washing our hands, avoiding people who are sneezing and coughing, and keeping a safe distance from folks who are contagious with the flu or some other bug. While these practices are great for medical concerns, we learn...

Amidst this time of graduation celebrations, we are reminded of all the planning and decisions that have transpired—what to serve, who to invite, where to host, but even more so, do I continue my education, where do I do so, what will I do after further training, or even where will I work or train...

Generally, all of us act, speak, and think in a particular way due to reasons. I mow my yard for the reason that my grass is long; I do the dishes for the reason that my wife cooked the meal; I pay the water and sewer bill for the reason that I value a shower...