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Archive | November, 2009
Ah…that wonderful time of the year has arrived when we feed our faces until we nearly burst, resembling stuffed turkeys ourselves as we waddle from the table to the couch to watch football. Oh, ya, it’s also the time of year when we’re encouraged to give thanks [...]
[See video “God Restores”—1:02] Who of us haven’t had those times when we wondered if maybe our lives had been trashed? And I’m guessing more of us than would like to admit it have had those experiences that left us feeling broken, crushed…even shattered. And while I’m incredibly [...]
Have you been noticing all the Christmas merchandise arriving in area stores? I think I noticed the first of it as early as September—Santas in September! But now that the Halloween stuff is being cleared out, Christmas will reign full force in the stores until early January when they’re [...]
November 22, 2009 Pastor Tim Pusey
A GREAT BIG “THANK YOU”! Luke 7:36-50
Pastor Tim’s Blog
BEEN THINKING… I attended a 2-hour seminar earlier this week which centered on the new book Postmodern and Wesleyan: Exploring the Boundaries and Possibilities. The dialogue was interesting, though heavy on the academic view of things (which, granted, is good for me to grapple with but never as helpful to me as the perspective of [...]
November 15, 2009 Pastor Tim Pusey
THE TOUCH OF HOPE Luke 8:40-56
Pastor Tyler’s Blog
CHAMELEON OR BUTTERFLY? Three weeks ago, I was in the midst of planning for the next series of lessons for the Senior High, when I came across an article in one of my favorite magazines, Discipleship Journal. The article was entitled “Truly Transformed.” As I began to read through the article, there was a connection [...]
November 8, 2009 Pastor Tim Pusey
THE WRONG COMPANY Luke 5:27-32
November 1, 2009 Pastor Tim Pusey
No Written Text Special Speaker: Missionary Hermann Gschwandtner
Pastor Casey’s Blog
BEING BUSY! This time of the year it is hard to relax and not fill our schedules with “stuff.” I am sure most families have a lot going on, with seasonal activities, sporting events, school schedules, work loads, and many other random events taking place each week. Personally, the same is true. With Upward basketball/cheerleading [...]
