Posts with the category “pastor-s-blog”

Church family,One of the great blessings of the local church is that it becomes a refuge when life falls apart. I’ve watched as many of you have come through our doors during the hardest seasons of your life—when the diagnosis came, when the marriage crumbled, when the job was lost, or when the grief was too heavy to carry alone. And I want you to hear me loud and clear: we will always be here for...  Read More

As a pastor, I’ve witnessed firsthand how spiritual laziness and complacency can quietly infiltrate the lives of believers. These subtle adversaries hinder individual spiritual growth and ripple outward, affecting families, churches, and the broader advancement of God's Kingdom.  Read More

Gossip is subtle but deadly. It creeps in quietly, disguised as innocent conversation, and before you know it, friendships fracture, trust erodes, and church unity is threatened. As followers of Christ, we must recognize gossip for what it truly is—a spiritual battle.The enemy knows that if he can divide believers, he weakens the effectiveness of the church. Gossip is one of his favorite tactics. ...  Read More

In today’s world, it’s easy to play the spiritual ostrich—burying our heads in the sand when it comes to living a life of holiness and righteousness. We tell ourselves things like, “God knows my heart,” “Nobody’s perfect,” or “At least I’m not as bad as that guy.” We downplay sin, excuse compromise, and ignore the call to pursue godliness. But here’s the truth: God never called us to be comfortabl...  Read More

When God created the family, He didn’t just form a structure—He established a mission. And at the heart of that mission is you, man of God. You were never meant to sit back and let the world shape your home. You were called to rise up, stand firm, and lead with biblical authority, sacrificial love, and unwavering commitment to Jesus Christ.Leadership Begins at HomeBefore a man can lead a ministry,...  Read More

2023 can be the year you finally get through the bible. Here are some tips for studying the Bible:1. Set aside dedicated time for Bible study. It can be helpful to choose a regular time and place to study, such as in the morning before starting your day or in the evening before going to bed. I start the morning off with a cup of coffee, my bible and prayer journal.2. Choose a translation of the Bi...  Read More