One thing that has generated a lot of controversy in our church-body and others for quite a number years has been something called the "Church Growth Movement."  This movement has been around since the 1970s and it has to do with what a marketing expert might call "packaging." 

             I'm sure that it's no mere coincidence that Thanksgiving Day comes at the time of the year when the crops have just been harvested.  These two occasions seem to go hand-in-hand

    There are many things in life that frighten us: some of them understandable and some not.

 Is it ever okay for a Christian to get mad?  

            As we remember today with thanksgiving our departed brothers and sisters in the faith we have to ask:  "Just what is a saint anyway?"

 "What must I do to be saved?"  This is man's age-old universal question--a question that has been asked countless times by countless individuals ever since sin first appeared on the pages of human history.

            It's been said that "familiarity breeds contempt."  It seems that the more familiar people are with someone, the harder it is for them to accept that person as an authority of any kind.