Category: Food For Thought Posts

Sitting here yesterday the message, “Change your narrative” came to me out of nowhere. To be honest I can’t really say it came as a surprise because if I was to be honest, I’d admit that it is one that I truly needed to hear. Why? Well, I’m not a very confident person and I

One of the most interesting people in the bible for me was (King) Solomon, outside of Jesus and the apostles, of course. He was the perfect example in my opinion of how we can humble ourselves and reap more than our hearts ever desire by doing so. How you can have the whole world (or

As Christians, you will oftentimes hear it be said that you need to be careful of the company that you keep. You are urged to keep like minded company, to stay within the Christian community, and to surround yourself with those that hold themselves to the same moral compass as you do. And just as

When Joram saw Jehu he asked, “Have you come in peace, Jehu?” “How can there be peace,” Jehu replied, “as long as all the idolatry and witchcraft of your mother Jezebel abound?” 2 Kings 9:22 When it was put in my heart to seek out what message I was to write about from Kings, I

I was sitting here this morning thinking about Mother’s Day and I was flooded with thoughts of Mary. Do you ever stop and wonder what life was like for her being the mother of the Messiah? Good grief, and we think we have it hard… Imagine being a woman and being “told” that your whole

It’s uncanny how that in today’s times, we’ve seen an increase in those who want to declare themselves as Christians but yet when you take a step back and look at how they’re living their lives, you’re left pondering if they’re even aware that the way they’re living their lives isn’t very Christian like at

After hearing Pastor Carter’s sermon on “Casting Lots”, the book of Jonah had been stuck in my head. Everywhere I looked there was something that was pointing me back to Jonah. “Ok Lord, I get it, let’s go explore Jonah and see what is so special about his story that You want me to see.”