Daily Devotional

Whenever you find yourself in a serious conversation about a subject that just about everyone has an opinion on, this statement finds its way to the forefront; “Who died to […]

Our society seems to be built upon the judgment of others. We constantly criticize others while only acknowledging in concept that we are just as much a sinner. We condemn

I have read Matthew 7:1-5 over and over, trying to come up with what to say for this devotional, it’s definitely been a little uncomfortable and difficult. Therefore, I have

 “Do not judge, so that you may not be judged.” Matthew 7:1 (NRSV) Jesus says, “Don’t judge,” but if we are truly honest we must admit that so often we

We don’t always do it, but we should from time to time; stopping to smell the roses, that is. We get busy making the money we think we need to

Matthew 6: 25-34 “Why worry?” is a good question but can be very difficult to answer. Especially if we don’t use our faith as a guide. Why do I say

All my life, I have been the one who always looks to what’s next. While in high school, I was looking towards college. While in college, I looked towards graduation,

Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat, or what you will drink, or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life

Hi, my name is Amy Lee McKee and I can be a worrywart. The verses in Matthew 6:25-34 have been some of my favorite verses since high school, probably because

I miss Dr. Fred Lenfesty. Dr. Lenfesty was a member of our congregation for decades. He taught the Harriett Thompson Sunday School class for over 20 years. He served on boards and committees in our church. He faithfully attended our early worship service up until just a few months before his death. And Fred always had something worthwhile to add to any conversation.