The Pastor’s Corner

Humility is difficult to see in ourselves. As one person put it, “Humility is lost the minute you think you have it.”

When it comes to religion, many people never even think about which side they’re choosing to be on.

Even though abortion is the leading cause of death in the world, it is often not even thought of as a pandemic.

We know that God is up to something because nothing is outside of God’s control, not even the death of a sparrow (Luke 12:6).

During the American Gold Rush more than 300,000 prospectors streamed into California. Only a few struck it rich, but all had to be wary of finding fool’s gold.

What a joy to know that God is always ready to embrace us when we are just willing to surrender to Him.

Let me give you two truths that will help you see good in this last year. Think of them as glasses you can use to correct your vision as you look back over 2020.

We may think that our world is messed up, but it was even more messed up over 2,000 years ago when Jesus was born.

Those stars on the Christmas tree don’t just remind us of an inspiring legend, though. They call attention to an actual, historical event.

The back of that rug reminds me of what my life looks like to me at times. Even a Christian’s life often makes little sense when we look at it from the underside.