As the Christmas season comes to an end and the New Year begins, many of us make resolutions. Are you one of them? Maybe it is losing weight, obtaining a promotion, being there for your kids more often, learning another language, or … Read More
Are we part of the “inn crowd” or part of the “stable crowd.” This of course is a play on the Christmas story. There was no room found in the inn for Mary and Joseph, but the King of kings … Read More
This blog is a follow-up from this past Sunday’s message on biblical wisdom. The main point of this past Sunday was that we as Christians need to make sure that we act according to biblical wisdom. Biblical wisdom considers not only … Read More
As a pastor, I routinely preach how we are to love God more than anyone and anything else in our life, and how that will call us to also love others. One proof that we love God the way we … Read More
The pendulum swung faster and faster, as I asked it questions. At times, I felt as if the pendulum was going to pull my arm down to the table. My dad was impressed with the fact that the Kreskin’s ESP … Read More
As I was driving this morning, I was listening to the radio. In this instance, I was listening to Fox Sports Radio, and listening to some recaps of some football games yesterday. The host talked about two specific games, in … Read More
Sometimes the Lord just wants to move and speak in a different way than was planned. Certainly this morning was one of those times. Therefore, as promised, here is the outline that was used for the sermon, T.E.A.M. The podcast … Read More
Unless you are a New York Mets fan or a baseball fan in general, you have probably never heard of Jacob deGrom. Yet last night, he broke a record that had stood for over 100 years. Yet, there was very … Read More
Today’s devotion comes from a guest blogger, one of WBC’s own, Pastor Harry Martin. Harry and his wife, Pam, are a welcomed addition to our WBC family, and they are certainly a blessing. On top of being a church member … Read More
A few years ago my oldest son took up the game of chess. He played on his elementary school team. To help him practice between days that they met for official practice, I would play him in a game of … Read More
