Devotions

By: Lorraine Eastman, Pastor – A few years ago, my husband and I were traveling to Minnesota for some testing and medical consultations. This was not a “fun” trip or vacation, but it was necessary. We stopped for coffee, and as I was putting my credit card away, I realized I didn’t have my driver’s license.

By: Jud Wilhite, Pastor – Who’s more content: the guy with a million dollars or the dad with twelve kids? The dad with twelve kids, because he doesn’t want any more!

By: Ingrid Lewis, Pastor – Over many months, my friend kept breaking my heart as she told me story after story of her life: loss of jobs, lack of healthcare, difficulty maintaining a steady home.

By: Jud Wilhite, Pastor – There are two kinds of people in the morning: those who wake up ready to take on the day and those who hit snooze as many times as possible. Many people are walking through life asleep to God, unaware of His love, His presence, and His purpose for them.

By: Lorraine Eastman, Pastor – Last Thursday, I woke up after a rough night and immediately knew something was not right. I took a look in the mirror and my face was about three times the normal size and bright red.

By: Lori Wilhite, Pastor – Have you ever been so down and discouraged that the only thing you could stomach was the saltiness of your own tears? You aren’t alone.

By: Jud Wilhite, Senior Pastor – In life, we constantly look for ways to upgrade—our homes, our skills, and even our technology. But some of the most important upgrades are the ones we don’t always think about, like our attitudes.

By: Jordan Schaeffer, Pastor – It’s hard to believe we’re already in August. The year is more than halfway gone. Summer is winding down (although the Vegas weather is not), school has started back up, and before we know it, we’ll be celebrating another Christmas. Time has a way of moving faster than we realize.

By: Lorraine Eastman, Pastor – The other morning, I was reclining on the couch reading through some Old Testament stories while waiting for the delivery driver to arrive with our new refrigerator. As I read through 2 Kings 5, the story of Naaman, a Syrian Commander, I noticed something I hadn’t seen before.

By: Lori Wilhite, Pastor – Heartbreak is an inevitable part of life, weaving its way through our personal, work, and church experiences. The pain it brings can be overwhelming, leaving us questioning if we’ll ever find relief from its grip.