The Pastor’s Corner

There is a way to make God happy, but doing religious stuff and working hard isn’t it.

Why is anger so widespread? It isn’t just the unemployed who publically lose their tempers.

From time to time realism rears its ugly head and reminds us that ignorance can actually be devastating.

One convincing proof that a leader was worth following would be if he could see into the future and tell ahead of time what was going to happen.

The question I want us to think about is this: is loving ourselves something you and I need to learn?

President Obama weighed in on this question a few years ago when he said, “We do not consider ourselves a Christian nation . . .” There are ways that I agree with the President’s statement, and there is one very important way that I disagree.

Not only can you and I get acquainted, but I’d love for you to meet some of my friends here at Bethel Chapel Church.

If God laughs, then in a sense so should we. Let me begin by highlighting some reasons from the past why we should be optimistic.

We are constantly pressured to admit that everyone is having sex, and that they really can’t help it.

One reason why many people find the Bible hard to understand is that they don’t see the Bible as a complete story.