The family unit is so important to us in this country today. The 19th century Scottish painter, William Aikman, once said this when describing an ideal Christian family: “Civilization varies…
If you could give the world advice to make it a better place, how would you communicate that? Would you read the world a poem? Would you tell the world…
Have you ever been going through a really difficult time in life and it felt like you were walking down an incredibly long, rough road? It’s all the more difficult…
The following is the link to a video of the sermon for Sunday, April 13, 2025, as posted on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/4409sspotswoodrdgordonsvilleva/videos/606638289064133 Also, here is the text of the…
One of the most dramatic scenes in the Bible is that of Jesus’ agony in the Garden of Gethsemane. On the night before He was crucified, Jesus and His disciples…
This past week, I was reading from a devotional published by Christ to All ministries, also known as “CTA.” The verse of the day was 2nd Corinthians 5:1 in which…
This is the fourth sermon in our series on the Book of Joshua. Last week, we observed how the Israelites were faithful in following God’s commands to the letter. The…
This morning, we are moving further into the Book of Joshua. But, before getting into the Scripture, I am going to take things a bit out of order. Usually, we…
Last Sunday, we began our sermon series on the Book of Joshua. The book starts off with the Israelites camped on the eastern bank of the Jordan River. Then, God…
For the next few Sundays, we will be in the Old Testament Book of Joshua. Old Testament scholars consider this book to be a “historical narrative.”[1] And, it certainly is…
