Pastors Clif and David have prepared both morning and evening worship for us this week. Please click here to access our Lord's Day page, which contains the liturgies, hymn/psalm links, and sermon links....

A Doorkeeper in the House of GodThoughts Concerning Psalm 84 Now that we have been away from Lord's Day worship together for three weeks, Psalm 84:1-4 likely captures the sentiment on the hearts of many of us: How lovely is your dwelling place,O LORD of hosts!My soul longs, yes, faintsfor the courts of the LORD;my heart and flesh sing for joyto the living God.Even the sp...

In the wake of the president's shelter-in-place order extension, please read this timely devotional by Mike Emlet, which deals with anxiety over finances....

For You, O LORD, have not forsaken those who seek You. (Psalm 9:10b) Moses told Israel, as they prepared to enter the Promised Land, "It is the LORD your God who goes before you. He will not leave you or forsake you." (Deuteronomy 31:6) Then, after Moses' death, the LORD repeated these words to Joshua. "Just as was with Moses, so I will be with you. I will not leave you o...

Please read this helpfularticle written by Gethin Jones, who many of you will remember visited and spoke to us in November 2019....

"Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ." (Galatians 6:2) When thinking about John Bunyan, we often remember him as the writer of Pilgrim's Progress or well-known Puritan preacher. However, did you know he was also a tinker? This means he traveled around fixing pots and pans. He carried 17th century kitchenware and tools, as well as a 60-pound anvil,...

Please click here to listen to Pastor David's sermon,"The LORD who Keeps," from Psalm 121....

"And those who know your name put their trust in you" (Psalm 9:10) Shakespeare once asked, "What's in a name?" In our culture, names are chosen because we like the way a name sounds or because it has family ties, but less often due to their meanings. That's not how it was with the Hebrews. In their culture, names took on great significance. In fact, names often served as ...

Most of us don't want to think about or discuss our deaths. Yet we know that, unless the Lord returns, our bodies must die in order for us to be ushered into the presence of our Savior.Lou Priolo has written a helpful article posing the most common fears about death and how to deal with them biblically....

The 18th century was a season of hymn-writing greatness with the likes of Wesley, Watts, Newton, and Cowper. But there was another English author whom the Lord gave as a gift to the church with her poetic skills, Anne Steele. Anne, the daughter of a Baptist minister in Broughton, struggled with poor health. However, her afflictions bore fruit in her beautiful reflections o...