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Each of these gifts tells us something about the Christ. 

This morning, I was in Matthew 2, “The Visit of the Wise Men.” It’s a passage that fulfills prophecy and is prophetic in itself, but is often misunderstood.

Someone once said that God must like ordinary things because  He made so many of them. There is some truth in that statement.

One true church, regardless of labels, practice, or language.

This coming Sunday marks the first Sunday of Advent. Advent is celebrated on the first four Sundays leading up to Christmas. We anticipate our remembrance of the birth of Jesus

Now I understand the need for a vehicle, and I know that they usually reach a point where they are no longer worth repairing. Seeing so many of their rusted old bodies, though, made me think about the Lord’s coming.

It got me thinking of life. We’re born, live our lives, and die

Sometimes, we feel like those remaining leaves. We think that we’re the last faithful Christians left.

Our God is like a fire, but never out of control.

The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick; who can understand it