What do you see when you view your life? Do you see possibilities or problems? MACC Family Pastor Dione Bowlding calls us to turn our focus from the past to the future. God will do a new thing with us — can we perceive it? Text: Isaiah 43:18-19 An order of service with announcements may...
What do you see when you view your life? Do you see possibilities or problems? MACC Family Pastor Dione Bowlding calls us to turn our focus from the past to the future. God will do a new thing with us — can we perceive it? Text: Isaiah 43:18–19 An order of service with announcements may...
Not only preachers can preach, and sometimes the word of a church member can outweigh the words that come from the pulpit. If you need a quick, spiritual pick-me-up, then listen to this week’s devotion, as a woman of God, and a matriarch in the church shares wisdom about faith and life. Speaker: Peg Younger...
Pastor Keith Butler offers the following story for today’s devotion. Its original source is the 1995 book Keep a Quiet Heart, by Elisabeth Elliot. Ms. Elliot attributes the story to a first-person account sent to her by Brenda Foltz of Princeton, Minnesota, who maintained she wrote it based upon an event that occurred during her...
Like an old penny that is worth more than the one cent we’d think by looking at it, YOU are worth more than what others may see. Speaker: Pastor Keith Butler
Jesus told us, “Be perfect, as your Heavenly Father is perfect.” But is that even possible?
Children’s Director Shirletta Butler reminds us to let go of any disappointments or unfinished business from last week, and start with a new attitude today.
For today’s devotion, Molly Holloway invites you to listen to “Truth Be Told”: I find two profound truths here to consider. First, many of us are not sharing who we are and the struggles we’re facing with our church family (or, sometimes, with anyone). We don’t want people to know that we are broken. But...
In Isaiah 43:19, the Lord says “See, I am doing a new thing!” In our lives now, we are looking at starting anew when the pandemic eases. Children’s Director Shirletta Butler encourages us to join the Lord in the new work he’s doing, and to both embrace the new and keep the good things that...
Christians have observed a time of fasting in preparation for Easter for over 1500 years, but what value does it have to us today? Speaker: Molly Holloway
