Pastor’s Blog

War in Israel and Global Antisemitism Many people are glued to the news and greatly concerned about this unrest around the world. Christians in America are shocked to see the mass support being given to Hamas, rather than Israel. We wonder, how can it be that so many of our U.S. Colleges are staffed by… Read More »

Our Cares Someone wrote, “I have no cares oh blessed Lord, for all my cares are thine, I live in triumph too for thou hast made my triumph thine.” The Lord invites us to lay our care upon Him. This is a faith exercise which brings liberation and peace. He becomes our greatest “Caregiver”! It… Read More »

“Old Fashioned Unfashionableness” The healing of the lame man created quite a stir and resulted in amazement on the part of the scribes and critics. The lame man’s healing was instantaneous and complete. He was enabled to do more than move his palsied limbs, he got up, took up his bed, and walked! The touch… Read More »

Glimpses of Redeeming Grace The Old Testament story of Joseph provides glimpses of redeeming grace for he stands out in Scripture as a type of Christ. He was rejected and despised, sold into servitude, elevated to prominence, and later became a preserver of life for his people. We, especially note redeeming grace when he made… Read More »

“Why All This Trouble?” Gideon once asked why did the enemy have the right to plague the people that God was with? “And Gideon said unto him, Oh my Lord, if the LORD be with us, why then is all this befallen us? and where be all his miracles which our fathers told us of,… Read More »

What Do We Do if The Foundation Crumbles? David served in Saul’s court and Saul was lawless and egotistical in his rule. He was a threat to law and order in society and the very foundations of moral order were under attack. David wrote, “If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?” –… Read More »

“The Best Way to Deal with Troubles” We live amid troubles and are perplexed. Life can be compared to deep sea diving. The deeper we dive the greater the pressure. The higher we rise the less pressure we have. The Christian is adequately fit to deal with the pressures of life. The pressures of the… Read More »

A World Without War Imagine a world without war and an economy without a defense budget. Imagine a time when there will no longer be the need of warning systems and the need to run to the nearest shell bunker. imagine homelife when no young man or young woman leave loved ones to go off… Read More »

Israel’s War College David stated in the Psalms that the Lord taught his hands to war. “Blessed be the LORD my strength, which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight:” – Psalm 144:1 David, the warrior King, was from the tribe of Judah. Jesus, through Mary, had linage tracing back to David.… Read More »

“The Lord God of Israel” The history of the Old Testament includes the account of many wars fought by Israel. Joshua’s leadership involved the defeat of the many enemies after the entrance into the land. The victory was accomplished because of God’s intervention on Israel’s behalf. “And all these kings and their land did Joshua… Read More »