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Today we welcome Jack Ridlehoover as our guest preacher. Brother Jack has pastored five Texas churches including a twenty-nine year service at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church in Abilene. Since his retirement in 1992, he has been engaged in mentoring ministers, leading churches through pastoral transitions, and leading seminars on practical issues facing ministers and church staff. Pastor Chad counts Brother Jack as his pastor.
The Bible, God’s Word, tells us what God is like and what He is not like. Without the authority of the Bible, any attempt to explain God’s attributes would be no better than an opinion. What can we learn?
January is a great time to establish new priorities and revisit commitments from the past that need to be reestablished. In your list of priorities, what place does God occupy? Honestly…
Today begins a new series of messages from Genesis. “Theology” is the study of God. Over the next several Sundays we will seek to develop a clear view of God has He has made Himself known in the Bible.
Today we dedicate our new Children’s Building to the glory of God for His work in His world. This next step for our church is built on a foundation of generations of believers who have gone before us. While many things change through the years, the message remains the same.
Seven things that will help us make changes in 2012 that will eternally matter.
On this Christmas Sunday morning we celebrate the Good News that Christ has come. Why is it so important that Christ came?
Is it possible to miss Christmas even when Christmas is all around us? Yes, it is. The distractions can come from our happiness as well as our sorrow. What does God have you for this Christmas?
The Christmas story begins in the heart of God who “so loved the world that He gave His One and Only Son.” Who is God and what is God like? Jesus makes the answer to those questions personal.
Our church has been involved in a year-long construction project under the banner – Generation to Generation. Today we celebrate where we are; anticipate where we are going; and remember who we are as a church family.