"Waging war" is costly, isn’t it? We read the news and see the costs of waging war in Iraq or in Afghanistan. The financial costs alone are staggering, with dollar amounts that have more zeros than I can compute in my simple brain. But, I’m not thinking merely of Iraq and Afghanistan. Waging war is costly on all fronts. Maintaining "wars" with people at work, school, the neighborhood, the church—

"Waging war" is costly, isn’t it? We read the news and see the costs of waging war in Iraq or in Afghanistan. The financial costs alone are staggering, with dollar amounts that have more zeros than I can compute in my simple brain. But, I’m not thinking merely of Iraq and Afghanistan. Waging war is costly on all fronts. Maintaining "wars" with people at work, school, the neighborhood, the church—

"Waging war" is costly, isn’t it? We read the news and see the costs of waging war in Iraq or in Afghanistan. The financial costs alone are staggering, with dollar amounts that have more zeros than I can compute in my simple brain. But, I’m not thinking merely of Iraq and Afghanistan. Waging war is costly on all fronts. Maintaining "wars" with people at work, school, the neighborhood, the church—

"Waging war" is costly, isn’t it? We read the news and see the costs of waging war in Iraq or in Afghanistan. The financial costs alone are staggering, with dollar amounts that have more zeros than I can compute in my simple brain. But, I’m not thinking merely of Iraq and Afghanistan. Waging war is costly on all fronts. Maintaining "wars" with people at work, school, the neighborhood, the church—

"Waging war" is costly, isn’t it? We read the news and see the costs of waging war in Iraq or in Afghanistan. The financial costs alone are staggering, with dollar amounts that have more zeros than I can compute in my simple brain. But, I’m not thinking merely of Iraq and Afghanistan. Waging war is costly on all fronts. Maintaining "wars" with people at work, school, the neighborhood, the church—

Have you ever been in my study at the church office? Four years ago, when we were moving into our church‘s new building, I knew the piece of art that I wanted above my desk. My wife graciously tracked down a framed print of the painting with the rather long but descriptive name of The Disciples Peter and John Running to the Sepulchre on the Morning of the Resurrection. The original painting was

Sunday, August 30th was a powerful reminder of God‘s sovereign grace. We witnessed the baptisms of six people and heard their Christ-exalting, grace-saturated stories. I think we should have been passing out Kleenex with our bulletins that Sunday. There were plenty of tears of joy as we rejoiced with these precious brothers and sisters. Not able to be here on the 30th? Tell you what: go to the

The service from April 20, 2008, "Vision Series #10: Treauring Christ and Proclaiming His Worth" by Pastor Larry McCall, is now available for download.

The service from March 23, 2008, "The Resurrected Jesus: Restorer of Broken People" by Pastor Larry McCall, is now available for download.

The service from April 6, 2008, "Vision Series Part 8: Treasuring Christ and Proclaiming His Worth: Encouraging His People-Pt. 2: It Takes A Village" by Pastor Kondo Simfukwe, is now available for download.