Posts by FBC (Page 19)

Newsletter | May 26, 2021

CHILDRENā€™S TEACHER NEEDED As we are preparing to start Sunday school back up, we need a Childrenā€™s teacher. If you would be interested in teaching or helping, contact Rachel Flake or Jonathan. Children are essential to a growing church, and we need to do our best to teach them Godā€™s word. Possible Positions: Nursery worker…

Newsletter | May 19, 2021

FROM OUR PASTOR | Do you ever feel overwhelmed when you look at our world today? Everywhere we look we see corruption, violence, deception, and evil. It seems that every part of our society is permeated with these things.

Newsletter | May 12, 2021

FROM OUR FAMILY AND MUSIC MINISTER | Every few weeks, I get the privilege of picking up Maya and Gael from school. Even though I am not their blood Uncle, I consider myself their favorite Uncle. As I wait in line to pick them up, they have completely different reactions when they realize it is me. Gael quietly and calmly walks to the car, but he is talking uncontrollably and bouncing all over the vehicle as soon as the door shuts. When I pick up Maya, as soon as she sees it is me, she starts jumping up and down and telling the teacher that I have come to get her. As you can see, they are complete opposites.

Newsletter | April 28, 2021

FROM OUR FAMILY AND MUSIC MINISTER | Being a Christian doesnā€™t mean we will always understand why God allows certain things to happen in our lives. Parents get divorced. Friends and family members pass away. Bad things happen. Even people that we are close to are going to disappoint us. But, our faith can provide a hope that God is always with us no matter what problems get in our way.

Newsletter | April 21, 2021

FROM OUR PASTOR | What a wonderful God we serve! Our heart should overflow with love, thanksgiving and praise for Him. As Asaph wrote in Psalm 81, ā€œSing for joy to God our strength; shout joyfully to the God of Jacobā€ (verse 1).

Newsletter | March 31, 2021

FROM OUR MUSIC AND FAMILY MINSTER | This past week I was working in my workshop, and I needed to use my drill press. I don’t use this tool very often, but it is nice to have it on hand. As I pulled it off the shelf and set it up on my workbench, I noticed a little switch that I had not seen before. After some investigation, I realized that it cut on lasers that help you line up your work! What makes this more interesting is that I have owned this tool for more than 15 years and have struggled many times to line up my workpiece just on the right spot; instead of learning how to use this tool when I got it, I spent 15 years using it wrong and making it much more difficult to use. I can’t tell you the amount of time I have wasted looking for other tools or strategies to make this tool more accessible.

Newsletter | March 24, 2021

FROM OUR PASTOR | What comes to your mind when you hear the term ā€œfirst importanceā€? Do you think in terms of priority? This would mean that things of ā€œfirst importance? must be done first. Or do you think in terms of placement? This would mean that things of ā€œfirst importanceā€ are the foundation upon which everything else is built.