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New Year – Fresh Start

By Matt

You may be one of many who are glad to see 2009 fade off into history. For some reason, I have really looked forward to starting over in 2010. Do you feel the same? Whatever your reason to celebrate the ending of the old and the beginning of the new, today is a great time to pause and reevaluate what is most important in our life. What requires more attention? This year let us: Make a commitment to please God in the ordinary events of life. It doesn’t matter what occupation you have, Christians are presented with a regular opportunity to... »

Trusting in God’s Forgiveness

By Matt

You know the feeling. It starts deep down inside, and as it grows your stomach turns and anxiety builds. It’s the realization that you’ve fallen short…again. Satan seeks out our weaknesses and effectively exploits them to the fullest. And now, the guilt. The constant questioning, if only I had… Think of the dread of coming to worship services again and... »

Gaius & Diotrephes

By Matt

Third John is a small book in the New Testament. Containing only 14 verses, some might be quick to write off its contents. This book is a personal letter from John to Gaius—a Christian who resided in Asia Minor. In writing, John hoped to encourage Gaius to remain strong in the faith. There are a few men named Gaius in... »


The Final Countdown

By Matt

We are just a little under two weeks from the beginning of this year’s Fall Conference on Acquiring Peace. I hope you have been following along on the 40 Days of Prayer leading up to the Conference and encourage you... »

What We Say Matters

By Matt

We are living in a unique time. It seems fashionable to be rude in public. If something is on your mind, by all means say it. It matters little if your thoughts are profanity laced, alcohol induced, or just out... »

Will God Pronounce Woe Upon Us?

By Matt

Old Testament History is fascinating. Through the years I have always enjoyed learning about the prophets sent to Israel and Judah in the waning days of their kingdoms. Isaiah was sent to prophesy and send warnings of God’s impending judgment... »