In the Morning of Joy
“We shall not all sleep, but we shall be raised.” Are there any words more comforting than these? We sing about it, and our hearts are filled with comfort. If […]

“We shall not all sleep, but we shall be raised.” Are there any words more comforting than these? We sing about it, and our hearts are filled with comfort. If […]
How great to say with David, “I was glad when they said to me, “Let us go to the house of the Lord” (Psalm 122:1). Another psalm also urges, “Come, […]
Paul frequently compared the Christian experience to war. He refers to Christians as “soldiers” and charges us to “fight the good fight of faith” (1 Timothy 6:12). In 1 Timothy […]
This is an important question every member should be asking themselves. Philippians 2:13 says God wants to work in you so that you may do “His good pleasure.” 1 Corinthians […]
I was speaking to a man this past week about the topic of homosexuality. He owns a foster-care agency that specializes in hard-to-place foster children. These are usually teenagers with […]
There may be some things in the Bible which are difficult to understand, but there are others which are so simply stated but often are easily overlooked. Two of these […]
Solomon, the wisest man of the Old Testament, had so much to say to young people about their lives. A quick search of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes shows that he mentions […]
Near the entrance of Gethsemane, He left eight of the apostles and then took Peter, James and John closer to the place where He was to pray. He left this […]
Church is hard for the person walking through the doors, afraid of judgement. Church is hard for the prodigal soul returning home, broken and battered by the world. Church is […]
As Lehman Avenue embarks on a month of specific prayer about our work, future, goals, and events, we may feel a lot like the disciples felt as we examine our prayer […]