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• Could not agree more!  Many adults don't want to take on responsibility unless they are forced too, why would we ...
  Anonymous | 5Jan12 | More
• True 'dat! I've heard that one of the main possible reasons that adolescence is being extended into the late 20s ...
  Nikomas Perez | 3Jan12 | More
• Chris, You are exactly correct, we now have more Bibles in our service because of technology.  It is an interesting ...
  Anonymous | 3Jan12 | More
• Hey David, glad to see the Men's Breakfast on the church website.  However, I don't know those two scruffy dudes ...
  Tsmaskell | 3Dec11 | More
• Did you have any particular theme in mind or is that still something you are trying to decide?
  Brian Nall | 3Aug11 | More
• I took a look at Philippians 2:5-11, commonly referred to as the Kenosis ("to empty") passage and noticed a couple ...
  bnall | 28Jul11 | More
• Steve, Thanks for the comments.  Aaron Chambers wrote a blog some time back to his ministry friends who are or have ...
  Anonymous | 2Jun11 | More
• Good point; fb is not responsible for divorce.  It is important to set limits in the use of fb, however; ...
  Steve | 31May11 | More
• Like money, food, sex, music, tv, etc., facebook is not an evil in and of itself.  Facebook doesn't make decisions ...
  bnall | 24May11 | More
• yes there has to be some accountability. But just like anything else, people want to find someone else to blame 
  @kylereed | 19May11 | More