by Bev Kristoff | Apr 28, 2026 | Stewardship
When Spring arrives, we are reminded of all God’s busy creatures. The robin building her intricate nest while anticipating the arrival of her babies; the daffodils in bloom and the colorful tulips; sounds of hummingbirds coming back to their feeder while the...
by Woody Preston | Aug 12, 2025 | Stewardship
Work, as you know, is the thing we do to make ends meet. There’s an old Beatles song (most of us my age know who I’m talking about), that says “It’s been a hard day’s night, and I’ve been working like a dog”. I’m sure many of you feel the same way...
by Shane Colvin | Jan 28, 2025 | Stewardship
A couple of months ago I opened the cabinet under our kitchen sink to get a dishwasher tablet and immediately noticed a pool of water. I quickly shut off the water, gathered some towels and began the process of cleaning it up. After careful inspection I discovered the...
by Mike Duffy | Jan 7, 2025 | Article, Stewardship
The definition of Agape love is “sacrificing self for the benefit of another.” So, we learn that inherent in this type of love is the one doing the loving “pays a price.” The most famous verse in the Bible is an example of this: “For God so loved the world...
by Edward Thal | Dec 31, 2024 | Article, Stewardship
By Edward Thal Here’s a resolution not to add to your list for the New Year: Be a do-gooder in 2025! The devil is a sly deceiver about Christianity, aiming to place it on the same level as the multitude of other useless world religions that seek to please the gods...
by Woody Preston | Dec 17, 2024 | Article, Stewardship
“Stuff”. It’s a short but loaded word. We all have it. I have my stuff, Jan has her stuff, you have your stuff, the kids have their stuff, and that messy neighbor across the street has a garage full of stuff. It’s our stuff and it fills everything. If you...
