Simon and Garfunkel penned the lyrics “Slow down, you move too fast. You got to make the morning last.” It is probably true with many of us. We have so many things to do, so much on our plate, but are we taking care of what is truly important? For many, there are things they [...]

We are working this afternoon, trying to add a few new hymns/songs to what we sing here at Edgewood.  This hymn was written for use with the observance of the Lord’s Supper. It is an excellent tune and has wonderful words. Hopefully we will use it sometime later in the year.

With dad being away most of last month and then my own trip for our anniversary, several things have been left undone, mainly our sermons on the web.  This week I am trying to catch up.  The good news is that I am nearly caught up.  The bad news is that I am not going [...]

A post from the lighter side today.  Last night a couple of us were discussing the need to work out more often. One said that today was the day to start. However, here is one guy that should not have gone to the gym: How NOT To Work Out

We love you Tyler!

This summer we have focused on helping the teens and children in our church listen to the sermons and take notes.  We have provided outlines and a place for children to draw pictures about what they hear and answer a simple application question.  Today Kara was telling me about her sermon notes from last night’s [...]

 You need to listen clear to the end of this short audio clip.  Here is the whole sermon.  He is dealing with the text where Jesus prayed, “Not My will but Yours.”  Just prior to this he addressed the issue of the Christian Radio voice.

Today is the Official Cow Appreciation day at Chick-fil-a.  Remember you must be fully dressed like a cow to receive your free meal.

Beeke writes: Byfield was a moderate Puritan and “a nonconformist at heart who conformed for the sake of the gospel and for the sake of the church, disapproving of the contentious zeal of those who make needless rents in the church, and advising his parishioners to conform as long as the required ceremonies and customs [...]

While Preaching on Luke 22:42  For Jesus to say, “Not my will but yours,” was for Him to embrace all that he had been prepared for and all that He had told his disciples about.  Listen to Him.  He is not relying on prayer.  We should never rely on prayer.  In reality prayer works nothing!  [...]

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