Wallula Christian Church

We have the great privilege of being a part of God’s family! What an amazing gift! Why is it that we don’t act like it? So much of the time we take for granted being included in His family and we don’t act like the body of Christ...we must be the Church.

What we believe about God effects every aspect of lives. We begin to realize how we are created in His image. And when we truly know God through His Word, we are able to realize His purpose and plan for our lives.

John writes in order to instruct his readers to stay on course and walk with Jesus. These words of encouragement and instruction still remain true for us today.

Love is more than an emotion, a feeling, or something we try to chase after in life. Throughout the Bible, God desires for us to love Him and love people. As Christians, we are called to obey the command and love!

Most of us are blessed to reflect on our childhood and remember a more simple,

carefree time. For many of us it was easy to be a kid and it was a blessing that most of

us took for granted. We didn’t understand at the time how big it was that our parents

loved, cared for us and provided in such a way that we could be a kid. Our heavenly

Father has provided even more!

Did you ever have a night light? I suppose there are lots of reasons for night lights, but the overwhelming reason for little kids is that the dark is scary! It’s amazing how big a difference that little light made. It only lit up a little space but it offered the hope and reassurance that you needed.

Joy is one of those words that gets used a lot and we think we know what it means, but we tend to misuse it. Generally, we associate joy with happiness. Although that isn't necessarily wrong, joy is not dependent on happiness. Our circumstances don't have to determine if we live with joy.

With every new year we think about how we can get the new one off on the right foot. At Wallula we are going to spend much of 2022 studying the writings of the Apostle John in the New Testament. In an effort to get our year off on the right foot we're going to explore the purpose statement in John's Gospel.

Just because Christmas is over doesn't mean that the wonder has to leave. We now have the choice to pursue a relationship with Christ and worship him.

Luke 1 helps us to answer the question: How does Christmas make a difference?