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
21 Days of Prayer for the Lost: Day 11
January 15th, 2026
There sure are a lot of doors in scripture. Like the door on Noah’s Ark, for letting animals in and keeping flood waters out. A door on Abraham’s tent, through which Sarah heard about her future son. ...  Read More
by Staff and Elders
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