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One More Thing Psalm 96 It is hard for me to read Psalm 96 because I first learned the opening verses back in our children’s ministry days. So now each time I come to this beloved psalm I am back in a room full of kids and it comes out like this: Sing, sing, sing to...

On September 14, 1814, Francis Scott Key waited in the predawn darkness for the sight that would end his fears.  The enemy had been shelling Fort McHenry all night. For a time, the outcome of the battle was uncertain. As the attack ended and daylight broke, there came...

We're re-sharing this post from our district superintendent so that you can read this message and thoughts as well. A Wesleyan Call to a More Permanent Immigrant Solution Media around the world have been focused on the treatment undocumented immigrant families have...

I started the National Day of Prayer by joining with other leaders from Terre Haute with a wonderful prayer gathering sponsored by Youth for Christ. As my morning unfolded God brought to mind this particular passage from the Old Testament book of Jeremiah. This is...

Luke 23:43 Isaiah 53:12 tells us that Jesus will be numbered among the transgressors; which is exactly what took place.  In the most spectacular sin in all of history, the Son of God is crucified between two criminals. As the people watch and the rulers sneer an...

The air must have been thick that day — heavy with the presence of God.  The hope of forgiveness and cleansing gripped the hearts of the people.

Then He poured water into the basin, and began to wash the disciples’ feet, And to wipe them with the towel with which He was girded. - John 13:5 Jesus said to them, “He who has bathed needs only to wash his feet, but is completely clean; and you are clean, but not...