Biblical Education

My daughter, Selah, is kind of obsessed with babies right now. It’s kind of funny… like she’s got a little baby that she carries with her everywhere… to bed, to the breakfast table, in the car, at the park… she loves little baby “booboo.” She’s about to be a big sister, so we kind of wish that was the game she was playing at all times… like helping little sister…

Have you ever heard the story of four Navy SEALs who faced a decision that changed everything? If you’ve read the book Lone Survivor or seen the movie, you probably know the names of these men: Mike Murphy, Marcus Luttrell, Matt Axelon, and Danny Dietz. These four SEALs found themselves on a remote mountain in Afghanistan in June 2005, tasked with gathering intelligence on a Taliban leader. They were supposed…

Introduction  2024 is not far from coming to a close. And living in 2024 means that we recognize that our world is changing… or maybe better said… we live in a world that has changed. And I I know this sounds a little cliché maybe… but I think its true that the world is not what it used to be.  I’m a Colorado native… a fairly young man… I got…

Colossians 3:18-25 – The Family Deficit INTRODUCTION An expert economist once wrote in The Washington Post… “Along with the budget deficit, we have a family deficit… We’ve learned that what good families provide cannot easily be gotten elsewhere. For the nation, this is the deficit that matters most.” I think he’s on to something…  A pastor took up a new ministry in a small town and he started by visiting…

INTRODUCTION:  THE SUBTLE DISAPPEARING OF THE WORD MASTER  If you look through real estate listings these days, you’ll notice that many real estate firms refer to the home’s largest bedroom in a variety of ways. It might be the primary bedroom, bedroom #1, or perhaps the owners’ retreat. These terms are replacing the once accepted description of master bedroom. The phrase has been renounced by a number of U.S. real…

We suffer more in imagination than in reality. A little boy was in the kitchen with his mother as she’s making supper. She asks him to go to the cellar and bring back some chicken broth for the soup she’s making. The little boy says he doesn’t want to go to the cellar because it’s dark and he’s afraid. She asks again and he balks again. Finally she encourages him…