A Beautiful Life
Doing God’s will is never easy for anyone, not even Jesus. He too was once faced with a decision to either fulfill God’s desires or to satisfy His own. And it was a choice that nearly killed Him on the spot (Mt.26:38). Well before the whips ever touched His back or the thorns even pierced … Read more
IT’S ALL IN YOUR IMAGINATION
Imagine being stabbed in the arm with a penknife. Not so much as to kill you, but enough to make you bleed. It was unexpected, unprovoked, and whether it was intentional or not, you aren’t certain, but one thing is clear: It hurts. Really bad. Imagine then going to the doctor. You tell him everything: … Read more
Duluth Update
Only two months into 2023 and we already have lots to be thankful for! We’ve made plenty of memories, continue to learn and grow together and have had lots of opportunities to reach out to the people around us. Here’s what we’ve been up to. Enjoying church family lifeWe rang in the new year with … Read more
Duluth December Update
As we conclude another year in Duluth, I am once again amazed at how fast the year has gone by! We were fortunate as a church to be able to participate in domestic and foreign missions trips, retreats, service opportunities, and many fellowship events with our church as well as fellowship groups from Menomonie. This … Read more
Duluth November Update
Fall has been a full and exciting time for us in Duluth. On Sundays we’ve continued our journey through the book of Matthew in chapter 11. We’ve learned about dealing with doubt by studying how Jesus addressed John the Baptist when his confidence in Jesus was waning. No one doubts Jesus when things are going … Read more
Duluth News for October
Find out what’s been happening in Duluth. “Well, there’d be seasons of growing and seasons of renewing in my soul” We have just made it about a third of the way through Matthew on Sundays. We’ve learned of Jesus addressing the root cause of sin through the paralytic man (Chapter 9). Matthew then points out … Read more
CALLED to CRUCIFY
Judas wasn’t the only betrayer in the group. Nor was Peter the only denier. Truth is, every disciple is predestined to become not only a denier, and a betrayer, but ultimately, a crucifier as well. Committing these particular acts, like it or not, is inevitable for anyone who truly follows Christ. The real issue, therefore, … Read more