Pastor’s Thoughts for August, 2026
August is an interesting month. Summer is still with us, yet there are subtle reminders that a new season is approaching. The days grow just a little shorter. Gardens are … [Read more…]
August is an interesting month. Summer is still with us, yet there are subtle reminders that a new season is approaching. The days grow just a little shorter. Gardens are … [Read more…]
Summer often brings with it the expectation of memorable moments. We look forward to vacations, celebrations, family gatherings, and special events. We take pictures, make plans, and create memories that … [Read more…]
As we move into June, the pace of life seems to change. School years come to an end, vaca tions begin to appear on the calendar, gardens grow, and summer … [Read more…]
May is a month that feels like a deep breath. After the gray stillness of winter and the unpredictable stretch of early spring, May arrives with a quiet confidence. Trees … [Read more…]
The signs of spring are here! One morning heading to my car I heard it! It is a familiar but welcome chorus coming from overhead. A scattered “V” moved across … [Read more…]
February often feels like a quiet month. Winter still lingers, the days are cold, and spring can seem far away. Yet even in this in-between season, God gives us reminders … [Read more…]
Can you believe that it is 2026?!?! It is. The calendar has turned, and once again we find ourselves standing at the threshold of a new year. There’s something powerful, … [Read more…]
Thanksgiving arrives each year like a familiar friend. I comes quietly, steadily, faithfully. Long after the last leaf has fallen and just before the rush of December begins, this day … [Read more…]
Back to Church: A Season of Renewal Fall is in the air! The crisp mornings, colorful leaves, and return of routines remind us that this season is one of change … [Read more…]
Why Churches Must Adapt, but Doctrine Must Not “The only constant (in life) is change” is a quote widely attributed to Heraclitus, a Greek philosopher who lived six centuries before … [Read more…]