Pastor Blog

In basketball, one important rule to remember when moving is that you cannot move a “pivot” foot. When you catch a ball, your non-pivot foot can be anywhere as long as your pivot foot is firmly planted, without moving. In the same way, as we move through our life journey,

I am officially back from Sabbatical, as of last Tuesday. Two months passed quickly, but I feel that I have enjoyed all that I had planned to do, thanks to God’s grace. I did my best not to try to prepare for ministry or get ahead and worry about

While everyone desires to be filled with the Holy Spirit, many find it difficult to provide a concrete definition of what that looks like. In the early days of my faith, I understood being filled with the Holy Spirit as a "spiritual experience," like feeling a burning sensation

Immediately after I accepted Jesus as my savior and lord, I felt like I was on cloud nine. All my past sins were forgiven, and I was given the chance to start a brand new life! But this elation didn’t last long. It turned into disappointment as I struggled

Youth ministry (and Children’s ministry) are often easy to view in a silo. Simply because they are isolated, separate ministries that operate independently of adult ministries, it can be easy to think what happens in youth ministry is independent of adult ministry. However, youth ministry impacts the entire church

Many Christians suffer from worry and fear because they have a dim view of Jesus. They think of Jesus like a domestic cat. The Horse and His Boy is the third book in CS Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. In the story, there is a girl named Aravis living in