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A brief welcome from Keith.
A brief welcome from Keith.
Recent blog posts
Missions: A Matter of …
Evangelism and missions is a matter of ... Several answers are possible. It might be a matter of volunteers. That is certainly high on the list because projects wouldn't get done if people didn't volunteer to go. Some would say it's a matter of money. It would be...
The Grace Factor: A Challenge
God's grace is more than we can comprehend. I have attempted to shed a little light on just one magnificent expression of His grace. It was challenging to begin the process in an engaging manner. I want to wrap it up with God's challenge to us and my confession to...
When Is Communion Almost Funny?
Churches have their 'routines' for observing Church ordinances. In the church I served some years ago, preparation for the Lord's Supper was done by the deacons. The deacon chairman was responsible to get a team of men together for this task. This particular year,...
Romans 8, Kirsten And The God Of All Comfort
Valuable connections are so helpful - when or if we can see them. That's my intent here. First, I'll help you connect a couple of well-known verses: Romans 8:28 and II Corinthians 1:3-4. Then, there are applications of the connection made. Finally, you'll see a very...
Questions For Learning
An orator, preacher, or attorney will want to frame a question properly. How and when questions are asked lends impact to their answers. Recurring questions also point to undiscovered facts. Questions are tools for learning. Jesus asked questions and invited those...
Conquering Culture: A Kingdom Requirement
Do you remember the story, The Emperor's New Clothes? A smooth talker convinced the monarch of the absurd. The shyster said he could weave a fabric so fine it could hardly be felt. The Emperor wound up parading around with no clothes. Know what's worse than that? All...
Recent blog posts
Missions: A Matter of …
Evangelism and missions is a matter of ... Several answers are possible. It might be a matter of volunteers. That is certainly high on the list because projects wouldn't get done if people didn't volunteer to go. Some would say it's a matter of money. It would be...
The Grace Factor: A Challenge
God's grace is more than we can comprehend. I have attempted to shed a little light on just one magnificent expression of His grace. It was challenging to begin the process in an engaging manner. I want to wrap it up with God's challenge to us and my confession to...
When Is Communion Almost Funny?
Churches have their 'routines' for observing Church ordinances. In the church I served some years ago, preparation for the Lord's Supper was done by the deacons. The deacon chairman was responsible to get a team of men together for this task. This particular year,...
Romans 8, Kirsten And The God Of All Comfort
Valuable connections are so helpful - when or if we can see them. That's my intent here. First, I'll help you connect a couple of well-known verses: Romans 8:28 and II Corinthians 1:3-4. Then, there are applications of the connection made. Finally, you'll see a very...
Questions For Learning
An orator, preacher, or attorney will want to frame a question properly. How and when questions are asked lends impact to their answers. Recurring questions also point to undiscovered facts. Questions are tools for learning. Jesus asked questions and invited those...
Conquering Culture: A Kingdom Requirement
Do you remember the story, The Emperor's New Clothes? A smooth talker convinced the monarch of the absurd. The shyster said he could weave a fabric so fine it could hardly be felt. The Emperor wound up parading around with no clothes. Know what's worse than that? All...
