Deeper than a MetaphorDriving an old church van through the mountains of Eastern Kentucky, the words of Randy Travis came to mind and the words rolled out of my mouth (in my favorite country music voi...  Read More

I had a great visit to Puerto Rico. I hope this answers some questions about the upcoming trip on September 10-15. I'm super excited about the two pastors I met. We will be working primarily with Past...  Read More

A Rock of OffenseFlannel graphs and coloring sheets have introduced children to Jesus for decades. He fed 5,000, walked on water, and healed the lame, diseased, and blind. His life inspired statues, s...  Read More

I have two thumbs and neither are green. I have been given flowers, vegetables, and many other plants, but there is no evidence of such gifts. They all died. Or, you could say, I have not kept them al...  Read More

In late October, if you find yourself in the middle of Kentucky, stop by Shaker Village. Our Senior adult group enjoyed the historic tours, the restaurant, in-tact stone wall stretching for miles, and...  Read More

March may provide the most enjoyable weather of the year. The mild temperatures, abundant sunshine, and lack of gnats make me want to stay outside as long as possible! During long stretches of good we...  Read More

BREAKING NEWS! The startling announcement is typically followed by an alarming sound effect and very concerned voice reading yet another headline. Headline after headline in BOLD print barrage our scr...  Read More

Throughout the history of the church, we have affected culture and have been affected by culture. “Blue laws” were laws or ordinances that prohibited the commercial sale of products or activities on S...  Read More

Last year, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology received 33,796 applications from prospective students. Though most applicants are intelligent, well-educated, and accomplished, only 1,337 were ad...  Read More

Growth is a sign of healthy life...  Read More