Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ginger Hertenstein

We ask the question this year, Why did God send Jesus? Have you ever wondered about that? If someone who did not know anything about Jesus would ask you that, what would you say? I encourage you to think about that this week, while you are being thankful.

Imagine if Duncanville is cut in half and those on one side cannot attend worship anymore. What if, as a result, the church can’t afford to stay open. But then you have a leader who loves God and believes church worship is the very thing that will bring divided people together again, and he works to that end. That’s the story of King Hezekiah.

Imagine such a headline on the front page of the Dallas Morning News. Substitute the word “Hezekiah” with the Dallas mayor’s name and the word “Nation” with City. What would you think?

Sunday we reach the end of our series on marriage called “The Honeymoon is Not Over.” But how would a study on marriage be complete without a lesson on singleness? After all, many in the culture are single for a variety of reasons.

We continue our series on marriage and as you might suspect, God has many thoughts and instructions on marriage. This week we come to a hard word for wives. I am not even going to mention it because you might not want to hear about it!

Pastor Ginger shares a message about the blessing of children. This is a continuation on her series on marriage called The Honeymoon is Not Over. Don’t miss it!

We continue our series on marriage. This series isn’t just for the married person, though. The Bible teaches us that the same principles apply for many of our relationships–for instance, we are considered “the bride of Christ.”

Now if you are reading this and marriage is not your topic of interest right now, DON’T STOP READING!! We still have a message for you this Sunday!

Pastor Ginger says, “I have learned more about marriage since my husband passed away in July than ever before.” She will be sharing some of those insights with us during the series. Sunday she preaches about the very first wedding.