21 Days of Prayer for the Lost: Day 17
January 21st, 2026
Most people believe they are inherently good.  Either they minimize their sin and justify their behavior.  Or they compare their good deeds with their bad deeds, and hope that in the end the good will...  Read More
by Staff and Elders
21 Days of Prayer for the Lost: Day 16
January 20th, 2026
In our day and age, preaching often gets a bad rap.  The prevailing culture tells us preaching is pushy, politically incorrect and judgmental.  It’s equated with Bible-thumpers and street-corner evang...  Read More
by Staff and Elders
21 Days of Prayer for the Lost: Day 15
January 19th, 2026
I had a friend named John many years ago, we used to hang out quite a bit. He knew I was a Christian, and I knew he wasn’t. He would often be around when I was talking to family members or friends abo...  Read More
by Staff and Elders
21 Days of Prayer for the Lost: Day 14
January 18th, 2026
This morning I cleaned the sinks in our guest bath. The flange and stoppers at the sink bottom are both brass. Some years back I discovered a powdered cleaner that really helped clean these, called Ba...  Read More
by Staff and Elders
21 Days of Prayer for the Lost: Day 13
January 17th, 2026
In this exchange between Jesus and Peter, we see a profound truth about the nature of saving faith: knowing who Jesus truly is comes by divine revelation, not human intuition. Peter recognized Jesus a...  Read More
by Staff and Elders
21 Days of Prayer for the Lost: Day 12
January 16th, 2026
When I was a kid, there was a while that I was the youngest of a handful of cousins. As a result, I didn’t get my way very often, and my word didn’t hold a lot of weight. If I wanted to play a game or...  Read More
by Staff and Elders
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