Sermons

  Jethro’s Faithful Fathering Introduction: I love my Dad.  I am so grateful for him.  Our relationship has changed drastically over the years.  It is fun to see how he reacts with my children now.  It is really funny to see him in that grandfatherly role now.  Dad will always be Dad to me.  However, he is Pop to my boys.  A few years ago, Jack was learning to read and he came to the marvelous discover.  He said, “you know what Pop, you are one ‘o’ away from Poop”. Got to love boys.   Illustration:  In a recent father’s day article by the Reader’s Digest, the article discussed 5 things that you will never hear a father say.   1. Can you please turn up that music. 2. Go ahead and take my truck.  Here’s $50 bucks for gas. 3. I LOVE your tattoo. We should both get new ones. 4. And lastly, Here you take the remote. Point: Don’t you just love Dad’s.  Everyone needs a Dad. It stinks to say it but not everyone has had a good Dad.  There are plenty of bad Dad’s in this world. 

  Profound Perspectives From Vacation Bible School “Say Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yes…To Va, Va, VBS” Introduction: When I was a child, I prayed as a child. I started my prayers like this, “God is great, God is good”. How many of you prayed a similar prayer? Today, I am closing in on the age of 44 and while I do not pray that prayer any longer, my prayers tend to be a bit more serious and a bit longer, maybe a bit deeper as well. I do not pray those exact words any longer, but I still believe in my heart that God is great and that God is good. If you were to open your Bibles to the very first book, the book of Genesis, you will see that God created everything in a matter of 6 days. He rested on the 7th day. Imagine that, God created all that we know, all that we are unaware of, the visible and the invisible, the largest mountain and the smallest molecule…He did all of this in 6 days. I was doing some reading the other day. The paper was written by one of our country’s leading astroph