Rebekah preached a message on compassion you are going to want to listen to…
The Church
God’s justice is our best advocate
This Sunday was Pentecost, and Rebekah asked people to remember to wear red to church. “Not because you’re an N.C. State fan,” she added, “but because red represents the power of the Spirit. I don’t have anything red that’s also… Read More ›
A few of my absolute favorite hours of the week…
If reading this post is your first clear invitation to take a few steps on a new journey with Jesus, then please take a moment to pray with me:
sometimes a drought, sometimes deluge after deluge of goodness
The issue in our town… in our county… in North Carolina… in the USA… in the world, is not a lack of resources. The issue is how they are shared.
Onward Christian Turtles…
We must guard against limiting who God is by reducing the Almighty to a simple projection of our own ideas.
Do Justice: how do we answer God’s indictment?
I want you to listen to the message for yourselves because Rebekah preached her socks off Sunday morning!
6 more teens stand up for Jesus!
This is a broken world, defined by so much anger, cynicism, and strife. In face of all this, six more teens at WFPC have made a public commitment to follow Jesus.
What if we lost the next war, and worship at the church you don’t go to was banned?
Our congregation is healthy and confident about the future. But many churches find themselves struggling to remain relevant and to keep their doors open.
First promise and then its fulfillment, all in one day
Following Jesus is a lifetime commitment of applied humility and intentional service.
17 teens say “Yes” to Jesus
choosing to follow Jesus as intentional disciples…
