This week was our VBS (Vacation Bible School). We had kids of all ages attend. Some that we see often and many that seem to only make the annual appearance during VBS. With all the hours and days of set up, planning, and resources put into such an event, it is often questioned, “Is it all worth it?” I believe the answer is unequivocally, “Yes!” Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is older he will not depart from it.” One lesson for the

Details matter! This is true regarding relationships, transactions, careers, and pretty much everything else. Details are also important when it comes to how we view others and how they view us. Just think of the first person that comes to your mind. How would you describe them? Now think about how others would describe you? Our God is rightfully described in the greatest and most admirable light. He is the Almighty, the Creator, the Most High, the Lord, the Everlasting, the

Summer is the much anticipated and favorite time of the year for most kids. Getting to play outside, go swimming, stay up later, are but a few of the reasons why it is so beloved. However, perhaps the main reason is because they get a “break” from the seemingly never-ending cycle of school. The same could be said for adults who receive an equally desired “break” from their weekly work grind in the form of vacation. Regardless of age, all people enjoy a bit of time off from th

Culture has conned Christians into keeping one’s faith quiet. America is an individualistic country. We take pride in “doing it ourselves.” We praise the “self-made man.” There seems to be some great boast about overcoming the obstacles through one’s own self will and determination. The culture has also conned us into making our faith “a personal conviction.” You can believe in Christ, but please do not share your faith with me. This is diametrically opposed to the system of