Elijah is a character who simply appears on the scene in thebook of 1 Kings chapter 17, with no introduction other than where he is from, Tishbe in Gilead.  Being from Tishbe would likely make him a descendant of Ishmael, the “other” son of Abraham.  What better messenger to humble the nation of Israel and call them to repentance than a descendant of Isaacs brother from another mother, who stood outside of the covenant relationship of God and Israel, and yet faithfully obeyed and spoke for the God of Abraham.  Join us as we look at his prophetic ministry in Israel to see what it ..read more

Join us for this Father's day message, as we see how two words, "Our Father" changed the way that we look at God ..read more

Join us for this sermon by Levi Deal, who will be a Senior next year at Calhoun Christian School. Levi gives us a look at what it takes to live with passion, and also three thingst that are passion destroyers ..read more

We are inundated with decisions every day of our lives.  Some of them are small and inconsequential, like "What Should I wear today", or "should I have eggs or oatmeal". Others are big decisions that will impact our lives forever like, "Should I marry this person", or "is this career really what I want for the rest of my life".  So many decisions can make us wish that we didn't have to decide, and so we don't, which is also a "decision".  No one plans to make decisions that will ruin their lives, but too often we don't plan NOT to.  The quality of our decisions determines t ..read more

We are inundated with decisions every day of our lives.  Some of them are small and inconsequential, like "What Should I wear today", or "should I have eggs or oatmeal". Others are big decisions that will impact our lives forever like, "Should I marry this person", or "is this career really what I want for the rest of my life".  So many decisions can make us wish that we didn't have to decide, and so we don't, which is also a "decision".  No one plans to make decisions that will ruin their lives, but too often we don't plan NOT to.  The quality of our decisions determines t ..read more

We are inundated with decisions every day of our lives.  Some of them are small and inconsequential, like "What Should I wear today", or "should I have eggs or oatmeal". Others are big decisions that will impact our lives forever like, "Should I marry this person", or "is this career really what I want for the rest of my life".  So many decisions can make us wish that we didn't have to decide, and so we don't, which is also a "decision".  No one plans to make decisions that will ruin their lives, but too often we don't plan NOT to.  The quality of our decisions determines t ..read more

We are inundated with decisions every day of our lives.  Some of them are small and inconsequential, like "What Should I wear today", or "should I have eggs or oatmeal". Others are big decisions that will impact our lives forever like, "Should I marry this person", or "is this career really what I want for the rest of my life".  So many decisions can make us wish that we didn't have to decide, and so we don't, which is also a "decision".  No one plans to make decisions that will ruin their lives, but too often we don't plan NOT to.  The quality of our decisions determines t ..read more

We are inundated with decisions every day of our lives.  Some of them are small and inconsequential, like "What Should I wear today", or "should I have eggs or oatmeal". Others are big decisions that will impact our lives forever like, "Should I marry this person", or "is this career really what I want for the rest of my life".  So many decisions can make us wish that we didn't have to decide, and so we don't, which is also a "decision".  No one plans to make decisions that will ruin their lives, but too often we don't plan NOT to.  The quality of our decisions determines t ..read more

We are inundated with decisions every day of our lives.  Some of them are small and inconsequential, like "What Should I wear today", or "should I have eggs or oatmeal". Others are big decisions that will impact our lives forever like, "Should I marry this person", or "is this career really what I want for the rest of my life".  So many decisions can make us wish that we didn't have to decide, and so we don't, which is also a "decision".  No one plans to make decisions that will ruin their lives, but too often we don't plan NOT to.  The quality of our decisions determines t ..read more

We are inundated with decisions every day of our lives.  Some of them are small and inconsequential, like "What Should I wear today", or "should I have eggs or oatmeal". Others are big decisions that will impact our lives forever like, "Should I marry this person", or "is this career really what I want for the rest of my life".  So many decisions can make us wish that we didn't have to decide, and so we don't, which is also a "decision".  No one plans to make decisions that will ruin their lives, but too often we don't plan NOT to.  The quality of our decisions determines t ..read more