Morning Message for Sunday, July 18, 2021
Lord, may the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable unto you. Alone Time with God The first line of the Call to Worship reads: […]
Sunday Message for July 11, 2021 – The Beauty of the Psalms
When deciding what to give my message about today, I was drawn again to the book of Psalm. In May of 2020, my message was about Psalm 68, verse 1-10 […]
Sunday Message for July 4, 2021 – Joy in the Work of the Lord
The first thing that came to mind after I read the gospel lesson in Luke that I read today was the seven dwarfs in the story of Snow White. If […]
Sunday Message for June 27, 2021 – With God, All Things are Possible
I would say that at some time in all of our lives, we have become overwhelmed. We are about to the end of our rope and if one more thing […]
Sunday’s Message for June 20, 2021 – Calm in the Storm
Now that we are in the boat storage business and living next door to Cecil, who is a boat mechanic, we have seen many different types of boats. There are […]
Message for Sunday, June 13, 2021 – Jesus the Storyteller
Jesus was a storyteller. He was never without a story. His stories were not idle chat like our local fishing stories – you know “the big fish that got […]
Sunday Message for June 6, 2021 – Our Community in Faith
I was going to start by asking you if you have ever been in a crowd of people so packed together that you could hardly even move. Then I thought […]
Sunday Message for May 16, 2021- In Heaven with God
The scripture that I just read from Luke 24 is one of the passages about the ascension. Another is from the first chapter of Acts. I would like to read […]
Sunday Message for May 9, 2021 – Love One Another
As we sit here in anticipation of having pancakes and ham, which if you try really hard, you can smell them cooking, let’s talk about love. Loving one another is […]
Sunday Message for May 2, 2021 – Jesus the True Vine
After reading the scripture for today, I was puzzled at first. What was really being said and how could I portray that? Reading it again, one part that it talks […]