Today is Black Friday! Perhaps you're already out shopping or maybe you're doing it safely at home online. That's what I am doing, but probably not a lot of shopping. Today's thought is about your point of view.

Today is Thanksgiving day here in the United States. It's one of my favorite holidays and I look forward to it every year. But this year, well with COVID-19 around, we're all celebrating in a far different way than normal. But we can still give our Thanksgiving day thoughts of gratitude to God for all He has done. Here's a short message on thanksgiving to God.

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving here in the US. Some of us are traveling to relatives and others are staying home. COVID-19 has changed our normal lives a lot. Yet, we can still be thankful to God for His merciful love and grace towards all of us.

"Do any of you lack wisdom?" - the Bible asks. Perhaps we have a lot of knowledge, but having wisdom is another matter. Here's a short message on wisdom.

Do you make excuses for things you really don't want to do? If we're honest we probably all do. But making excuses can be self-deceiving. Here's a short message on excuses.

Today's thought is taken from Psalm 51. In that Psalm, King David pleads with the Lord to forgive him and to cleanse him. But he also asks to create a pure heart. King David is so ashamed for his sins after being confronted by the Prophet Nathan.

How can we reckon the story of creation with science? Pastor Bill addresses this important subject in his message.

The Bible calls upon us to be forgiving to those who have hurt us. But that's not what comes naturally to us. Sometimes we want to get even or wish the other person harm. Here's a short message on being forgiving when we've been hurt.

Have you missed judged someone else? Of course, we all have. It's sad when we do, and it's something we should work to stop. Here's a short message and story on judging others.

Work is actually gift from God. Did you know that? He gave us work to help us live successfully. Here's a short message on work.