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Derek Fekkes
November 7, 2016

How to Read the Old Testament (Equip class audio)

Below is the audio from our second Equip class, which took place November 2, 2016. Jim Fikkert spoke on how to read the genres of the Old Testament.

November 4, 2016

To Speak or Not to Speak

I have intentionally never posted anything on social media about homosexuality, or really any hot-button issue. My reasons have been: I don’t want others, particularly my non-Christian friends, to think that I care more about them sharing my convictions on this issue than about them truly hearing the good news of Jesus. I am not […]

November 2, 2016

The Clarity of Scripture (Equip class audio)

Below is the audio from our first Equip class, which took place October 26, 2016. Mark Ward spoke on the clarity of Scripture.

October 19, 2016

When Faith is Like a Wrestling Match, or…I’m Just Not Feeling It Anymore

Three Types of People As Christians, most of us have times where we wonder, “Is living life as a Christian really worth it?” or “Is all of this even real?” I personally went through a season of more than three years where I questioned almost everything I believed. I still often attempt to test my […]

October 5, 2016

Sunday service now starting at…10 a.m. sharp!

The listed start time for our Sunday morning service has always been 10 a.m. But it’s no secret that we have often pushed the ACTUAL start time closer to five, or even 10, after. NO MORE! Starting this Sunday (Oct. 9), the service will begin right at 10 a.m. The reasons for this are: 1) […]

September 14, 2016

Small-Town Idols: Apathy

Recently, a conversation on politics with a guy in Starbucks transpired into him complaining about the child support he has to pay for his five kids in Alaska. He ended the conversation by saying, “There’s always something.” What he meant was something along the lines of, “Life is never as you want it to be […]

August 30, 2016

Small-Town Idols: Family

(This is the second post in a series on the things that those of us in small (ish) towns often are tempted to give God-like significance and worship to. The intro post is here.) To the Christian, family is a great thing and should be one of our highest priorities. We should fight for the health […]

August 18, 2016

Small-Town Idols

I think it’s true that everybody is a worshipper. Everyone sacrifices their time, money, and thoughts towards something. We have functional gods who determine the decisions we make and the direction of our lives. For example, if feeling good about my body is the most important thing in my life, I’ll put money into things […]

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