Knowing something and doing something yield different results. In this message, I got the opportunity to close an eight-week series on the Word of God.  Continue reading...

The word ark comes from the Hebrew word: “tebah” which means something more than a boat. It means a repository, “ a place where things can be stored for safety and preservation. Given this definition, there is a big difference between…  Continue reading...

Whose voice are we listening to? Do we pay attention to social chatter on our networks? Or are our ears inclined towards the news of the day? the political climate? or the economic tensions going on?  Continue reading...

Noah Webster (whose namesake is the man who weathered history's worst storm) has a way with words. He is the author of the 1828 Dictionary of the English Language. It has been a good guide for me when I study the etymology of words. Webster…  Continue reading...

Pastor Steve asks us to ponder on two very important questions as we listen to his message on the account of the Tower of Babel: (1) What do you do when you discover that your will is not God’s will? (2) What does God do when his plan…  Continue reading...

Noah lived in a different time and season where wickedness and evil ruled the hearts of the majority of people. Everywhere you turned it was there, staring you in the face. ”The LORD saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth…  Continue reading...

As we return to our study of the book of Genesis, we encounter the story of the Tower of Babel, and how God took notice of the men and their work.  Continue reading...

There is a strong connection between destiny, our topic last week and calling. Think of destiny as the big picture of where your life is taking you. And think of calling as the specifics of how to arrive at that destination. When life’s…  Continue reading...