the story of Wang Yi
Wang Yi, a pastor in China, is taking a bold stand for Christ.
You can read about his story and what God is doing at this site.
“The gospel always subverts and changes us, and that is the passion of …
God’s interruptions
God has a way of “interrupting” our lives with His plan and agenda. How do we respond? This is the subject of the sermon on March 12, 2017, from Luke 2:1-7. You can find it under the “sermon audio” page.…
Juliette
GlobalFingerprints is the child sponsorship program of the EFCA. They are busy at work in Haiti and Juilette is one girl whose life was greatly impacted by their ministry. You can read about GlobalFingerprints and Juliette at this site. Please …
pizza with pastor and family
We will be having pizza with our new pastor and family at 12:00 pm on Sunday, March 12. You are invited to church at 10:30 or just come for lunch at 12:00.
Hope to see you!…
a helping church
The EFCA is at work at an Adjumani refugee camp in South Sudan. You can read about the work at their website.
Please pray for further efforts and that people’s physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs will be met through …
God’s mercy, grace, and work of His hand
God’s mercy, grace, and work of His hand is on display in the birth of John the Baptist.
You can listen to pastor’s sermon from this passage on our website under the “sermon audio” page.…
“Church hurt is the worst kind of hurt…”
I remember a quote from Lee Eclov about church hurt, “Church hurt is the worst kind of hurt.” This is true for many.
I was thankful to read this article and the instruction is very beneficial. The author concludes,
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pray for the Sokoto Fulani
Of the 381,000 people of the Sokoto Fulani tribe in Nigeria, 0.10% are Christian. They are mostly Muslim and a follower of Christ is seen as a traitor. They are very much in need of our prayer.
We can pray …
destroying evangelism
DA Carson never fails to write insightful, powerful articles. Tony Reinke posted these words from Carson concerning the current political scene in our country and how it affects the church’s evangelism. We can get too caught up in politics and …
Do we love sermons too much?
This is a timely and poignant question from Francis Chan in this post at Desiringgod.org.
I’m all for sermons and conferences and books, I greatly appreciate learning and intellectual understanding, but I am in danger of not worshipping and praising …