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The first four Commandments are about our relationship with God (vertical) and the last six Commandments are about our relationship with others (horitzontal). Why God chose the relationship between children and parents as the next commandment is not surprising. It is the first... Read More →

From an early age we are compared with our peers. From pre-k testing to peewee sports, we become keenly aware of how we measure up to those around us. As we grow and develop we live with comparisons in almost every area of life—appearance, height, weight, skills, ability,... Read More →

Toddlers through 5th grade children are welcome to participate in the Easter Egg Hunt from 1-2pm on Saturday, March 19. Bring a basket for collecting eggs. The event will begin ON TIME, so please arrive a few minutes early. Parents of all pre-k children should plan to assist... Read More →

In soccer making it to the goal and scoring is the objective; however there is a defensive team that has a single purpose…to keep you from the goal! In marriage the goal is to grow together and create a strong marriage, which is foundational for a strong family; however, Satan... Read More →

Parenting is not for the weak. God has entrusted to us the responsibility for nurturing, training and protecting our children. It is the most important job on the planet, and if we’re to raise our game it requires a strategic game plan. To insure the goal is safely reached, a... Read More →

Children toddler age through 5th grade are invited to participate on Saturday, March 28th from 1:00-2:00pm. Bring a basket, and children 3rd-5th grades should also bring a flashlight (to hunt eggs in the dark)! Children may arrive at 12:45pm and the Egg Hunt will begin promptly... Read More →

All of us are builders in some form or another. Most of us don’t work with lumber or steel but we do live and work and interact with people. The greatest building we’re ever going to be a part of is in regard to people. Fathers, whether you realize it or not, you’re the general... Read More →