How Can We Pray?
In less than one week, 21 Days of Prayer begins. Tammy and I are looking so forward to it! We know the difference it’s made in our lives personally and…
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How Do I Make Bad Decisions? – Ecclesiastes 8
Every day we make decisions. Some are easy, like deciding what you are going to wear or eat. Other times we have to make important decisions, life decisions. Ecclesiastes 8…
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Where Is The Faithfulness of God?
May I take a moment of personal privilege and share a quick testimony? This summer has certainly been very different for our family. Tammy and I both have had unexpected…
READ MOREHow to Play Games with God? – Ecclesiastes 5-6
We are in a series in Ecclesiastes. As we move to chapters 5-6 you’ll notice that God is mentioned at least 12 times. Worship is God-centered not man-centered. Satan wants…
READ MOREHow Do I Miss the Time of My Life? – Ecclesiastes 3
We are currently in a series on the book of Ecclesiastes. Written by Solomon, Ecclesiastes warns us not to waste our lives on worthless things. The word “time” is used…
READ MOREHow Is God Faithful?
Liberty Family, Tammy and I thank you again for your continued prayers. This season has certainly come as a surprise to us, with both of us having health issues, but…
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What Can I Learn from Philip, Nathanael, and Matthew?
My prayer in this Ordinary People series is that you better see and understand how God wants to use you. God used unknown, unlikely individuals and put them on His…
READ MOREWhat Can We Learn from James and John?
As we continue our series on Ordinary People, we go back to the disciples. In Scripture, when they are listed, we see three groups of four. Peter, Andrew, James, and…
READ MOREWhat Did Jesus Think About Women? – Luke 8:1-3
During our series on “Ordinary People” we’ve been looking at the 12 disciples. These men traveled with Jesus and would go on to become the 12 apostles and early church…
READ MOREWhat Can I Learn from Andrew, Simon Peter’s Brother? – John 1, 6, 12
We started a new series on Easter weekend called Ordinary People. It does not matter who you are or where you come from, God uses everyday ordinary people. Last Sunday,…
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