September Newsletter Article
It’s September again. Soon the leaves will be changing color.
Entries by Amanda Petersen
“Confessing Faith Saves” (Romans 10:5-13)
Confession feels like a dirty word. Maybe it conjures up images of a child squirming before mom or dad with something broken in the background.
“Christians Don’t Doubt What Happens Next”
Do you like puzzles? Some people do, some people don’t. What’s interesting is that whether you do or you don’t, it may be for the exact same reason: puzzles are hard to figure out.
“God’s Blueprint to Bless Us” (Ephesians 1:3-10)
How much life insurance should you have? What should health insurance provide for your family?
Let it flow!
It was the perfect treat for a hot summer day. I had a scoop of Culver’s Flavor of the Day, the Andes Mint Avalanche.
What’s it Worth?
magine stopping by one of those weekend rummage sales on a whim. And as you are looking around on one of the tables hidden behind some dusty and dated kitchenware, is that one priceless object of immense value to you.
“Don’t Confuse Weeds with Wheat”
Don’t confuse weeds with wheat. That might sound like strange advice, as if there’s some epidemic of people weeding out fruits and vegetables from their garden instead of dandelions and thistles!
Psalm 118
Perhaps those words made you do a double take. It’s not that the words are unfamiliar, we hear them every year in church, but usually we hear these words around Easter.
“Failing Flesh, Faithful Father”
This weekend’s holiday gets us thinking about fathers, and one of my favorite things about being a dad over the years has been building the “legend of dad”.
“What do you think of your Pastor?”
Today, the Apostle Paul addresses the topic of what we should think of pastors, but not by looking at any of these things we tend to look at.
