Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     Charles Thomas Studd, better known as C.T. Studd, was a British missionary.  He was born on December 2, 1860, in Spratton, United Kingdom, into a family of wealth ...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     The underground caves, under Caiaphas’ house, were rediscovered in 1889 and – because they fit the description and location of the fourth century Jewish tradition ...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly DevotionalTrue freedom in Christ is not the freedom to do whatever we want, but the freedom to do whatever Christ wants (see Gal.5:1, 13; 1Pet.2:16).  This freedom occurs the mom...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional      Leo Tolstoy, the great Russian writer, tells of the time when he was walking down the street and passed a beggar.  He reached into his pocket to give the beggar s...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     “If your religion can’t get you to church, it probably won’t get you to heaven either.”  I first heard that statement from a professing unbeliever who, on his radi...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     Growing in godliness can be both exhilarating and discouraging; exhilarating as we see ourselves making tangible steps toward spiritual maturity, and discouraging ...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     There is a subtle, yet damnable, heresy that can obscure our view of God and distort our perspective on Christ and of Christianity.  It is a cancerous tumor that c...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional      One essential aspect and duty of the Christian life is prayer.  The importance of prayer simply cannot be overstated.  As John MacArthur wrote, “Prayer is like br...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     Sin is an ugly intrusion into the Christian’s otherwise godly life.  Sin is a spiritual tumor that spreads and grows if it is not destroyed.  Sin is a reprehensibl...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     The prophet-like words of A.W. Tozer heavily influenced evangelicalism in the mid 1900’s (as they do still today).  One of his more famous writings is entitled “Th...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     There is certainly no shortage today of things that can make us anxious or fearful.  Especially with the internet and social media, crises can seem to be pervasive...  Read More

Pastor David’s Weekly Devotional     One of my heroes is a man named Polycarp, who lived from about 70-155 a.d.  Polycarp was known as the Bishop of Smyrna in Asia Minor.  He was a godly and devout Ch...  Read More