We believe God calls us to go to our neighborhoods and to the nations to make disciples. One of the ways we can play a part in reaching the nations is by partnering with those in the field who are already laboring among unreached people groups and in hard to reach places. This past November, a team of 11 men and women representing 4 SG churches went to Kathmandu, Nepal. O...
Keep ReadingWelcome to our 2018 Advent Series, “Redeemer - The Advent of Christ in the Book of Ruth”! I am so excited to learn and grow with you as we learn how the book of Ruth points us to God’s promise and plan to send The Redeemer!...
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There's something attractive about a job well done. Every time I walk into Rosa's Cafe (all three locations in Midland), I am captivated by the number of people behind the counter, each one doing his or her part, constantly moving with speed and efficiency, almost always getting the order right, moving massive amounts of people through the line at record speed, never compr...
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Am I the only one who pictures Charlton Heston and the scenes from his movie any time I read the story of the 10 Commandments or try to picture Moses? That story (and movie) has always been epic. But beyond the images of the classic film from the 1950s is a deeply theological and personal story. At first glance, it may appear to be a struggle between the forces of good (re...
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Luke begins his gospel letting us know that he is writing an "orderly account" of what happened. He acknowledges that others have done the same thing. He tells us that he relied on "eyewitnesses and ministers of the Word" (1:2). He "followed all things closely for some time past" (1:3). And he's writing "that you may have certainty concerning the things you have been taugh...
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