Mar 19
2020
In Junior High and High School we begin asking ourselves the lifelong question, “What is my net worth, as a human?” We continue to ask ourselves this question and the only difference between a middle-aged person and a high schooler is that we picked something many years ago to hang our worth on. Now we’re either trying to convince ourselves that we’ve done well enough and we have value or we see that area fading and crumbling and we begin to feel worthless.
Keep ReadingWe need to hear from God's Word now more than ever, to encourage us and show us how to cling to Him in the midst of our pain.
Keep ReadingIt may come as a surprise that we do have an official view on the subject of home schooling, Christian schooling, or public schooling.
Keep ReadingI am an introvert. Maybe you are too. Have you ever felt you are at a disadvantage when it comes to evangelism? You are not alone. Here are five suggestions for helping introverts thrive in evangelism from Adam McHugh's book "Introverts in the Church"
Keep ReadingMatthew 5:14 You are the light of the world, a city on a hill cannot be hidden. Eph 5:8 For at one time you were darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Walk as children of light.
Keep ReadingBy God's grace, Orchard Bible Church will launch THIS Sunday!
Keep ReadingPursuing holiness: Is Jesus knocking at your door?
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Nov 8
2017
Let's continue to prayerfully consider our first application point from Sunday's sermon on Jonah chapter 2: Have you received mercy?
May 5
2017
Sunday Morning at 8:30 is our monthly prayer meeting.
Feb 4
2017
With all the protesting happening in our country right now. This blog post from a couple weeks ago was a good reminder: Prayer is an under-estimated resource for affecting social change. Therefore, prayer is a powerful form of protest for Christians and one that should be more regularly utilized.
Maybe some of the people in your life who aren't Christians would welcome the conversation about eternity, Jesus, the Bible or church?
Sep 16
2016
Imagery is powerful. It enhances and sometimes communicates more thoroughly than only words.