This week begins a four-week series on the prophet Habakkuk. Habakkuk’s nation was struggling with threats and division. The socio-political pressure was so great that it caused Habakkuk to say, “Where are you God? When are you going to do something about this?” Do you seek the Lord in our own troubling times?

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Sometimes God does something wonderful, even in terrible times. For Peter and the disciples who now had a new mission, life got tough. Great opposition to their message was a regular occurrence.

God blesses us because God honors us with the power of His name. God blesses us because we are His and we believe in Jesus. Therefore, we reach out to others with that blessing in our hands. What a blessing to be a blessing!

How do we manage to love God wholeheartedly? It all begins with a command:  “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your strength.”

This Sunday, we invite you to join us to hear a message from special guest speaker, Capt. Ron Pettigrew. He is a career military officer, chaplain, educator, and brother to Candice and Gary Morris.

Our nation was established with these words:  “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” ~ Declaration of Independence. 

Sunday we look at the subject matter through the lives of two men, both with varying forms of morality. One is Ananias, the other is Saul, who became Paul. As their lives converge in Damascus, their morality sharpens. They become better men. How do they do it? Join us Sunday morning for the discussion.

As a father, it is easy for us to love the ones inside our house, but what about those outside of the household? On Father’s Day we talk about how the father loves his wife, kids, and parents, but what about the step child, a kid who lives down the street, or the one needing a father figure?