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2025 Bulletin Articles (Page 2)

Come and Worship a Holy God!

Have you been coming to our Youth and Family Singings? Once a month, we try to bring our older and younger members together to learn songs to add to our Sunday worship. It is a wonderful time of fellowship as we practice together, growing closer to each other in order to enrich our worship. I am especially eager to add one particular…

Give Me the Bible, Not “Sola Scriptura” (Part 2 of 6)

The Scripture itself overflows with affirmations that every part of it is from God.  Over 400 times, one reads (in the KJV), “Thus saith the Lord” (with over 300 of those in the books of Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel).   When Paul says that “all Scripture” is God-breathed (2 Tim. 3:16), he had earlier used that word “Scripture” to refer to part of…

What Is a Man?

There is a lot of talk about “the Manosphere” on the internet. These are podcasts, YouTube channels, and other social media outlets where certain personalities give young men life advice. These influencers have received backlash for allegedly teaching misogyny and toxic masculinity. For some of these bloggers, this is wildly exaggerated. They are cancelled for simply suggesting that young men are not…

The Gospel Is…

One of the most amazing qualities about the Bible is that as God reveals His will for our lives, so many vital truths can be expressed in so few words. To see this, look at the letter Paul wrote to the churches of Galatia. Paul had established these churches and his letter to them gives great insight into profound truths about the…

What a Day That Will Be

I love family reunions. Although I’ve never had anything like the super official reunions you see in movies, I remember fondly the times we had large gatherings of Lupos. We were excited to catch up, to laugh, and to play with our aunts, uncles, and especially our cousins. Though we hadn’t seen each other in years, the love that we shared always…

Give Me the Bible, Not “Sola Scriptura” (Part 1 of 6)

Many people have asked over the years, “So you believe sola scriptura?”  I remember the first time someone ever asked me something like that—I had no idea what they were talking about.  I had never heard of “sola scriptura.”  I’ve been in some Bible studies where a person will say, “Of course you would say that!  You’re sola scriptura!”  At first, it…

Remember to Say, “Thank You”

Recently I received a message that so vividly illustrates an attribute that each of us should have. It gives details of events that happened at least sixty-five years ago. I have no remembrance of any specific interaction I had with the person who wrote it, but it has had such a positive, uplifting impact on my life since I opened Facebook and…