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Why I believe the Rapture is imminent.

For over 2000 years Christians have been expecting Jesus Christ to come back in the clouds and call His Church home to Heaven. We call this sudden removal from planet earth – the Rapture. It is not a Bible word but rather a word we have used to describe this sudden and immediate removal of

Convicting message from Penn Jillette

18OctoberPastor WesCultural, Evangelism

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We’re losing our Grandparents influence.

11OctoberPastor WesFamily

I believe our culture is beginning to feel the effects of a society that is having their children later in life. A hundred years ago (and practically all of recorded history before that) people married young and had children young. It was unusual for a woman to begin having children after the age of 30.

What we have here is a failure to Communicate!

16AugustPastor WesChristian Living, Relationships

A failure to communicate is at the core of every relational problem. Marriage problems, family difficulties, work stress and more is generally centered around or the outcome of a communication problem. We must begin fixing our relationship problems by fixing our communication woes. Here’s some initial steps: 1. Don’t assume. Many, many, many of the

My prayer for my children is that they are more than just happy.

17JunePastor WesChristian Living, Cultural

I have heard so many parents tell me lately “I just want my kids to be happy”. Unfortunately, this has now crossed thresholds in our Christian homes that places a value on happiness over all else – even sin. There have been a number of instances where an adult, married child has decided to leave

God is my Trail-manager Part 12 ‘Hiker Hunger’

7JunePastor WesAppalachian Trail, Christian Living, God, Ministry, Walk with God

When hiking the Appalachian Trail the hiker is burning calories at a tremendous rate. When coupled with the fact that the hiker can only carry a small amount of food with him, the hiker is always looking for the next town, restaurant, hostel or anywhere else he can buy a meal. Hikers love to find

God is my Trail-manager – Part 11 “White Blazes”

6JunePastor WesAppalachian Trail, Christian Living, God, Walk with God

The Appalachian Trail is famous for being a well marked trail. The ‘White blazes’ which mark the trail are 2″ by 6″ and there are tens of thousands of these markings that show the way for both north and south bound hikers. It may take a bit of diligence in some areas to find the

God is my Trail-manager – Part 10 ‘Keep Walking’

31MayPastor WesAppalachian Trail, Christian Living, God, Walk with God

The Appalachian Trail is 2185 miles long and it is a footpath. The only way to cover the distance is by walking. One foot in front of the other one step at a time. If you are going to cover the entire distance you must keep walking. Is it raining? You have to keep walking.

God is my Trail-Manager – Part 9 ‘Zero Days’

27MayPastor WesAppalachian Trail, Christian Living, God, Walk with God

Most hikers will take a day off from time to time along their hike in order to rest or avoid some bad weather. Hikers refer to these days off as ‘Zero Days’ – a day when they register zero miles. Zero Days are important because they give the through hiker a much needed day off

God is my Trail-manager – Part 8 ‘Just Finish’

21MayPastor WesAppalachian Trail, Christian Living, God, Walk with God

The Appalachian Trail is 2185.4 miles officially as of this writing (it changes from time to time as portions are re-routed). The goal of a Through-Hiker is, of course, to finish. To hike all 2185 miles from one end to the other. Most through-hikers attempt to accomplish the entire trail in one year. The average

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