John Adams of Massachusetts, a patriot and founding father of our country, was a Congregationalist. Adams spent long periods of time separated from his wife and children because of his…
". Gathering at the Lord's Table is more than a time of passive and individual reflection. When we observe of the Lord’s Supper we participate in a congregational act by…
Let's imagine for a moment that a heathen horde shows up on our shores ready to destroy the church and all the Christians. They have been convinced by their leaders…
The follower of the positive thinking gospel wants Christianity without the cross. They cannot look to the cross and dwell upon it for very long because it is uncomfortable for them. It…
Rev. Jim and Dawn Keough thank everyone who stepped up and helped during their two week post-holiday break. Special thanks to Rev. David Wood and Rev. Bob Brooks for bringing…
Time is so short. Do you remember, as a child, being a member of the Mickey Mouse Club, jumping and dancing with joy; now a member of the Golden Age Club…
Matthew 2:1-12 tells about the Magi journey to Bethlehem to Visit the Messiah: 21 After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to…
Life would be so much fuller and satisfying if we could learn to live with the constant awareness that God is truly present in every aspect of our daily living. He…
When Lincoln dedicated the final resting place for the heroes at Gettysburg he called upon those who survived to be committed to the "unfinished work" that still faced the country. This…
Our primary reason for doing good must be our concern to do God's will. "Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." He is holy. He has established laws…