Click the image to watch today's devotion based on Deuteronomy 16-18 and Acts 7:37-60. The highlight of today’s readings is at the end of Acts 7. Stephen completes his defense before the Sanhedrin and is immediately dragged out to be stoned to death.But Stephen was not alone! He...
In Acts 7:9-36 (click here to read or listen), Stephen shows his mastery of Old Testament history and his audience. He is standing before the Sanhedrin accused of speaking against the Law of Moses and the temple. As he begins his defense, he recounts Old Testament history to get his adversaries...
Click here or the image to view today's 3 minute devotion. A scattered basket of marbles? In the Old Testament Lesson (click here to read Deuteronomy 11 & 12), the LORD united his people by reminding of them of a common history and commanding them to have a common place of...
We invite you to join us in worship this morning! Click here for all our online worship resources. Click here for a direct link today’s Traditional service. Here you can also download an MP4 file of the service to share with family and friends who do not have internet...
Our New Testament reading (Acts 5:1-21, click here to read or listen)raises lots of questions. Did Ananias and Sapphira go to hell? Ultimately, this isn’t for you and me to know. The message is the same as the one Jesus taught in Luke 13:1-5. “Unless you repent, you too shall...
Click here or on the image above to hear our daily devotion based on Deuteronomy 4 - 5 (click here to read) and Acts 4:13-37 (click here to read) One of the reasons I love reading history models of courage from the past encourage me. Today, I am amazed at the courage of Moses as...
It is hard not to focus on the numbers of COVID-19 cases. But in our lesson for today (Acts 3:11-4:12, click here to read) the Holy Spirit is focusing, not on the number of diseased, but on the number who are cured. “Many who heard the message believed; so the number of men who believed...
Click here or on the Daily Devotion image to watch today's devotion about the end of the Batmobile.My prayer is that the severe isolation that we are experiencing right now will result in us appreciating more than ever the importance of staying connected with people around us. May we...
Our Wednesday service is available for you to begin your worship! Click here or on the image. The Worship Folder is attached. Make this a time of worship. Join in the responsive readings and the singing. You are joining with Christians all over celebrating the Savior's dying love for you!
Today is a time of transition for us as Governor Evers orders all of us to stay at home if at all possible. What will life be like on the other side of this great transition? Both our Bible readings for today are times of great transition as well. In Numbers 34 and 35 (click here to read...