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It is time for a Heavenly Reminder. Our hearts and minds should be set on heaven. The reason we can be excited about heaven is that God provided a way for us to escape the penalty for our sin which is death and eternal judgement in hell. As a Christian, this world is not our home. By God’s grace, Heaven is our home, our ultimate address.

Memorial Day is a solemn day of remembrance for those who died serving our nation, our country, these United States of America. It is important for us to remember. There are many good things for us to keep in remembrance.

Scripture commands us to 'love the brethren'. As we do, we have a "servant's heart", we watch for opportunities to help them and we show them forgiveness even as God for Christ forgives us.

The account of Lazarus death is an example of how that when times are dark and circumstances look like there is no way it is going to work out, God can still use it for His Glory!

Celebrating "Mother's Day", we will look at the Bible's description of a woman who fear's God and a virtuous woman.

The words "Time to wake up" have many applications and meanings to our spiritual life.

If you were watching a Super Bowl replay and your team was down. Wouldn't it be encouraging to hear from a friend who watched it "live" and your team actually won the game? God knows all, the past, present and future. We can trust what is in His word regarding our future!

The stories in Luke 15 are not just showing answers to prayer but have a much deeper meaning regarding a loving, gracious God reaching out to lost souls. Now  we will look closer into the Parable of the Lost Coin.

When someone dies, it is common to look back upon their life and times. Take moments reflecting on what they were like, things they accomplished, some with happiness and laughter and some with sorrow, sadness or regret. As we think about Jesus, we are not just considering acts and character of someone who lived and died but this person that lives today, existed in the very beginning and in eternity future.

As we think upon Easter and the Resurrection, remind us oh, lord! Remind us of how that Jesus paid the penalty for our sins. How he was crucified, buried and then rose again the third day according to the scriptures.