Pastors / Leadership Archives

Sometimes, when storms collide, they can neutralize each other. Sometimes they can flip around each other, almost bumping off of each other. But...

This coronavirus is war, although the enemy is invisible and we’re still in search of the weapon that will mean his undoing. But when this war is...

How do we continue our mission as the Church in the midst of this ever-changing environment?

Our faith hinges on the belief that Jesus rose from the dead, not figuratively but literally. Let’s take a look at the evidence, five false...

After this crisis is over, we will have learned much about the fragility of life, and about our need for one another. There will be no shortage of...

Most churches are not meeting due to the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic, but many have set up livestreams for their congregation and viewers from...

Following the guidance issued in response to COVID-19 is not about fear but faith: faith in the one who calls us to consider the needs of others...

During difficult seasons, like we’ve seen with the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s natural for believers to turn to their pastors for guidance. Pastors,...

We still have the ability to be the church for our local and Universal churches by continuing to give, love, and serve one another. Even if we...

This past weekend we canceled all of our weekend services and events. We will do so again next weekend and, as we continue to monitor the...

Whether or not the coronavirus signals the beginning of the end times, or not, I don’t know. However, as I examine it closely, the spreading...

The resurrection of Jesus from the dead has been at the heart of the gospel message from the beginning. The empty tomb tells us that the grave...

In the midst of every crisis, the Church has an opportunity to show the love of Jesus and the hope we find in him. When things are darkest, that’s...

Throughout centuries, a hot button topic has arisen in the Christian church. This topic regards the question, did Jesus descend into hell? There...

Not only do we acknowledge His death, we celebrate it. We call that day “Good” Friday for good reason.