Psalms Journey in Concert

Join us at 11am on February 7 as the Psalms Journey Gospel Quartet joins us in concert for our Sunday Morning Worship Service.

Join us at 11am on February 7 as the Psalms Journey Gospel Quartet joins us in concert for our Sunday Morning Worship Service.
Remember to set your clock FORWARD this Saturday, (March 9) before going to bed. Yes, you will lose an hour of sleep, but you will be on time for everything… including church! Join us Sunday Morning for Bible Study, a time of fellowship and worship, and a practical message from God’s Word.
I presented a few discipleship questions in my sermon yesterday. As I said, I didn’t like my answers to these survey questions, but they are great questions to ask yourself. Here they are: How much time do you spend praying? What do you spend the most time praying for? How often do you pray with…
To help “encourage each other to love and good deeds”, each month our church members commit to memorizing a Bible verse. This month, we’re working on James 5:16 from the Christian Standard Bible. Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, so that you may be healed. The prayer of a…
This Sunday, March 13, men from the Azle campus of Adult & Teen Challenge will lead our morning worship service. Some of them will tell their story of redemption and recovery through Jesus Christ. We’ll follow the service with a potluck lunch and send the men home with all of the leftovers to enjoy later….
Image Source: Andreas Breitling from Pixabay On this day in 1517, a monk and college professor, Martin Luther posted his “95 Theses” on the door of the church at Wittenberg, Germany. What happened next changed the course of history, not just church history, but world history! Music changed. Art changed. Church architecture changed. And thanks…
I am grateful to God that as far as I’m aware, all of our church members are in good shape with regard to physical needs in this time of crisis. If I’m wrong in this, PLEASE let me know as soon as possible! Unfortunately, many in our community are not as fortunate as most of…