By David Parker I love it when our church sings. Those of us who serve on the worship team have the best seat in the house, because we get to see your faces while you worship. You're dealing with hardship, family strife, trouble in the workplace, and fighting against the constant onslaught of your sinful flesh and the enemy's lies...and on Sunday, you lift up your faces, lift up your voices, and sing for joy. Psalm 34:4-5 says " I sought the Lord and He answered me and delive

Anyone that knows me well knows that my early working life was spent in the restaurant business. Food is my love language so having the opportunity to put together meals for many is my own personal joy. Helping me in this endeavor is a small but mighty team of workers who come early, stay late, and work hard to ensure that things run smoothly. While there are not a lot of specific opportunities for discipleship in the course of these events,

Owning a really old church building creates a long list of things that need to be done and maintained. I am continually amazed at how much God has blessed our body of believers with a building and parking lot that seemed like an impossible dream only a few years ago. Conversely, I am also grateful that we have a body of believers that recognize our church is the people, not the steeple.