A Resurrection Reminder for the Days After the Empty TombIt started before sunrise.A few faithful women went to Jesus’ tomb, hearts heavy with grief, carrying spices—not for a celebration, but a funer...  Read More

As we enter Holy Week, Matthew 21 reminds us that Jesus didn’t stumble into suffering—He walked toward it with purpose. The week that began with palm branches and praise would end with a cross. But no...  Read More

I hope you were as blessed by our time with Dr. Terry Mortenson from Answers in Genesis as I was! Here’s a note Dr. Mortenson passed along about his time at Marshall University this week.  I hope you’...  Read More

Paul’s relationship with the Corinthians wasn’t distant—it was that of a spiritual father who loved them enough to correct them. He says in verse 14, “I do not write these things to make you ashamed, ...  Read More

In 1 Corinthians 4, Paul addresses a church struggling with pride and division. The Corinthians were measuring themselves by the wrong standards, comparing themselves to others, instead of aligning th...  Read More

As a church, we are called to stand with those who go to the nations, and last Sunday we had the privilege of sending out the Wright family to serve on the mission field. Their journey is an answer to...  Read More

Every disciple is a builder. Whether we realize it or not, we are constructing something with our lives—our faith, our ministries, our relationships, and our church community. The challenge is to buil...  Read More

Just a few days ago we continued with our study on 1 Corinthians by looking at Ch. 3:1-9. Let us look at some of the application and review components together: Three categories of men:The natural man...  Read More

Paul’s message in 1 Corinthians 2:1-16 highlights the contrast between worldly wisdom and the wisdom of God found in the cross of Christ. As believers, we are called not just to understand this truth ...  Read More

In a small town in Florida, there’s a curious spot called Spook Hill. At first glance, it seems like an optical illusion—cars appear to roll uphill against gravity, leaving onlookers amazed. But in re...  Read More

In 1858, Abraham Lincoln stood before a divided nation and issued a warning: “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” His words, drawn from Jesus in Matthew 12:25, were more than political rheto...  Read More

If there was ever a church that was a beautiful mess, it was the church in Corinth. Planted in the heart of a bustling, morally corrupt city, this church struggled to separate itself from the culture ...  Read More