Book: Matthew

A man named Zig Ziglar said, “Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude.” Do you remember Zig Ziglar?

Join us to hear a message from guest preacher Rev. Jim Witherow who will be sharing a message titled “The Power of Words.” He will be preaching from Matthew 5:33-37 in continuation of Pastor Ginger’s series on Spiritual Actions that will help Defeat the Plague.

Because we are the salt and light that God is using to save others, we need to be able to allow people to see God in our lives and not sell God to their lives. God is not a business model, but He is a savior that truly wants a relationship with His people. It doesn’t matter race, attitude, past, or mistakes made. This is what people need to know and see that God wants all of you.

Christians were the ones who discovered the fact that JESUS HAD BEEN RAISED FROM THE DEAD! They weren’t called Christians yet. They were “Followers of THE WAY.”

Charles Dickens begins his famous novel, A Tale of Two Cities:  “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair.” Yes, March 2020 seems to be the worst of times, yet good is happening among us.

Times are very difficult for our nation. The elders and leaders of First Presbyterian have spoken regarding the challenges created by Covid 19 in light of the need to keep people safe and diminish the virus. At the same time, we need the church, worship, prayer, and the overriding wisdom of our Lord. Therefore, we as leaders have decided we WILL have the worship service at 10:30 but Sunday School classes for tomorrow are cancelled. Please use your own judgment in attending worship.

One thing we remember about Jesus when we think of walking as disciples. He was read more…

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We all have heard “have faith.” We know we should have faith, but what, exactly, read more…