He is Risen!
April 20, 2014
A good day to sing. Looking forward to seeing Keith leading the choirs of heaven!
Category: Sunday Musings
It is a Scandal That No One Knew
March 9, 2014
Sunday Afternoon Musings According to USA Today . . . body of the woman, who was in her 40s, was discovered Wednesday in the backseat of a Jeep, parked in the garage of a house on Savanna Drive, according to the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office. Undersheriff Mike McCabe said investigators believe that the woman has … More It is a Scandal That No One Knew
The Glory of Slavery and Possession
March 2, 2014
Sunday Afternoon Musings 1 Peter 2:9-10 But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. Once you were not a people, but now you are God’s people; once … More The Glory of Slavery and Possession
Spring-loaded for Evil Conversation
February 16, 2014
Sunday Afternoon Musings (Excerpt from this morning’s message) Why? Why is it so easy to gossip? It slips into conversations like pounds on a 32 year old who doesn’t realize that his metabolism has changed. It’s not there and then it is in the blink of an eye. Why is it that our hearts, in … More Spring-loaded for Evil Conversation
Humorist Wil Rogers on Gossip
February 9, 2014
Sunday Afternoon Musings “The only time people dislike gossip is when you gossip about them.” —Will Rogers Remember: If what your are saying to the person you are talking to is going to make it harder for them to love and respect the person you are talking about DON’T SAY IT! —Excerpt from today’s message … More Humorist Wil Rogers on Gossip
How Can We Go from Disease Management to Real Health Care?
February 2, 2014
Sunday Afternoon Musings At New Song Church in Bolingbrook, by the grace of God and through the great vision and zeal of Sue and Mark Davis, the commitment of a single small group, the vision and openness of a great elder board and the heart and prayers of a congregation that wanted to make a … More How Can We Go from Disease Management to Real Health Care?
The Church Wins When it Serves
December 29, 2013
Sunday Musings “I resent the charge that Christianity has done nothing for the poor but exploit them. I am acutely aware that the seedbed for Communism [Marxism, socialism, anarchy and a dozen other destructive political constructs] is corrupt capitalism and corrupt Christianity. But Marxist do not know that what they are seeing is the church, … More The Church Wins When it Serves
Why Every Christian Should Follow Mary’s Example
December 22, 2013
Sunday Musings “And Mary treasured up all these things, pondering them in her heart.” —Luke 2:19 Questions: Is there a simpler and more effective way to grow in the grace and knowledge of Christ than treasuring the word of God and pondering it everyday? Wouldn’t today be a good time to start?
Thinking about the New Year and Biblical Illiteracy
December 15, 2013
Sunday Musings In January, we will begin a new challenge for the church to read through the Bible in a year. This is so important. It is important because . . . the law of the Lord is perfect (Psalm 19:7) there is a famine for the word of God In my email today there … More Thinking about the New Year and Biblical Illiteracy
Because No Word of God is Impossible.
December 8, 2013
Sunday Musings “For nothing will be impossible for God.” —Gabriel to Mary in Luke 1:37 (ESV) Literally, “because not it be impossible with God every word” or “because no word of God is impossible.” Nothing God says is impossible. Think about that. If God says it, it’s possible. Makes you want to search out every … More Because No Word of God is Impossible.
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