- Two Realities – God and SinBy Rebecca Feere Psalm 73:26 is a verse that I often recite to remind myself what is true. It says, “My heart and my flesh may fail, BUT GOD is the strength of my heart and my portion forever” (emphasis mine). Until Jesus returns, we are faced with two realities. The first is the… Read more: Two Realities – God and Sin
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Waiting
By: John Kerr Growing up in and around Glasgow during my teens, I had to rely on the trains or the buses to get around. British Rail was notorious for being late! In fact, sometimes trains were so late that they were early for the next arrival. Many times, I saw a train arrive… Continue reading
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Kingdom-Minded Conversation
By: Pastor Lars Janssen The church building smelled of drywall compound and new flooring. I had come to meet with a few other pastors in a pastoral development group. When one of us asked for a tour of the new facility, the church’s pastor led us around and told us about the different spaces… Continue reading
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A Swimming Lesson
By: Casey Korstanje I am a septuagenarian. That’s right, Psalm 90:10. I have reached my allotted threescore years and ten and am now working on the strength God gives me. And recently, that has required an extra dose both physically and mentally. Every Tuesday evening I pack up and head to the church. And… Continue reading
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Train!
By: Pastor Jeremy Heikkinen What do you think of when you hear the word…TRAIN!!?? For me, it takes me back to summer camp and pranking one of my friends. We were told, that if you put a flashlight in someones eyes while they are sleeping, yell “TRAIN!” and hit them with a pillow that… Continue reading
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He is Faithful in Every Season
By: Rebecca Feere Hello September! Does it seem to you that it was June just a few days ago? Like we blinked, and here we are in the last few days of summer? Summer is a far-too-short and interesting season. We often approach summer with a list of fun, exciting adventures and some… Continue reading
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Put Those Walking Shoes On!
By: John Kerr My Grandfather or Granda, as we called him, used to love to walk. As far as I know, he never learned to drive. When he was much younger, he also used to cycle but as he got older, and as I really knew him, I know that he loved to… Continue reading