Tough economic times got you down?  Maybe a little Mozart will help.  Amazon is offering the MP3 Download of this album for $2.99.  You can listen to a samlple of the music on the website as well.  The music is performed by a variety of artists and Orchestras from London Philharmonic to individual artists.  I [...]

This coming Lord’s Day we will be completing our series on the Life of David.  In the morning we will be looking at David and Saul: A Lesson in Authority, and in the evening we will be looking at David and Bathsheba: A Lesson in Sin and Repentance.  I believe the final message, David and [...]

This video is very moving, not just because of racial reconciliation, but because of the the power of the gospel to change a hardened heart to a heart that can repent. It is also moving because of the power of grace in another man’s life to be able to forgive so easily. Don’t limit the [...]

I have to admit, letter writing is a practice that I am not great at but am trying to get better at. This story on ESPN discusses how Peyton Manning writes letters to former players, because he knows how much letters mean to him and he knows how much the respect of others means to [...]

Facebook turned five yesterday.  Happy birthday to them.  In honor of their birthday, Dr. Mohler recently wrote  a good article about the use of Facebook on his blog.   He listed 8 suggestions on how a Christian should use this social networking tool. 1.  Never allow social networking to replace or rival personal contact and communication. [...]

Heather had all the kids in the car the other day and during the ride Lauren saw a pay-phone out her window and yelled: “Look it is one of those old fashioned cell phones!” It made us laugh.

I found this brief portion of a sermon by Conrad Mbewe to be helpful to my own heart and a good follow up of our Sunday Evening study in Hebrews 13