When my two oldest sons were quite young, we use to visit my mom and dad, who lived within walking distance of the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Florida. My folks had retired to a quaint little town called New Smyrna Beach, which back then, was a sleepy little treasure, ideal for family gatherings…
If you are like me you have had many conversations with people lately. It seems that one common element that has been a part of these conversations concerns some form of fear. I am very thankful for fear. It is fear that tells me I need to not attempt certain exterior second story house repairs…
It is not an understatement to see our current state of the union as very divided and very volatile. Christians must ask themselves, “Should I be fearful?” For every believer in every circumstance, the Bible offers one single version of healthy fear and King Solomon offers the one single way to live it. “Though a…
In just a few short days a new era will begin. A new era, not only in the life of all students but for parents as well. This new era, or segment of life, will be marked with the end of the school year. For the seniors who have graduated, you will be entering a…
So…I know I introduced last week’s blog as the first in a series of posts on God’s provision, with the promise that this week I’d continue that series. But sometimes ideas are too important and too timely to pass up, and that’s the predicament before me. So for today’s post, I’m going to depart from…
It is my privilege to offer the first of what will become a daily AGC Pastor’s Blog going out to our church family as we navigate the COVID-19 crisis together. First, let me offer warm greetings in Christ Jesus and thank many of you for your earnest prayers, your eagerness to connect using technological means,…
