by Andrew Corbett | 2019 Dec,6 | Pastor's Desk
JOHN THE BAPTIST’S D-DAY
Can a believer be inoculated against doubt? If so, what would it take for someone to become immune from doubt? An angelic visit? A vivid vision of your immediate future? Hearing the audible voice of God?
Jesus said to him, “Have you believed because you have seen Me? Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.”
John 20:29
John the Baptist was a miracle baby. He was born to aged parents who were past the age of child-hearing. His father had an encounter with an angel who announced to him the birth of his special son. John was born and raised with a deep awareness of God and His presence. The next time we meet him is when he is around 30 years of age, has never had a haircut, and his breath smells like locusts.
by Andrew Corbett | 2019 Oct,4 | Pastor's Desk
While we live in a generation where many people view ‘religion’ as a private and personal experience that bears little relevance to the real world, the Psalmist saw his connection with God as a vital, passionate, life-enriching connection, that he needed more than the air he breathed or the water his thirst longed for. It is my pastoral mission to help those whose hearts are inclined toward God to join with the Psalmist and to pant after a deeper communion with God.
by Andrew Corbett | 2019 Jan,10 | Pastor's Desk
home our location about beliefs audio archives coming-up donate groups home groups Kids Church Online MOPS – for Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers LeganaYOUTH180 Bible Studies webcast contact us home > Pastor’s Desk REFLECTIONS ON NARCISSUS According to Greek...
by Andrew Corbett | 2017 Mar,31 | Pastor's Desk
WHEN THINGS LOOK DARK¶ And Benaiah the son of Jehoiada was a valiant man of Kabzeel, a doer of great deeds. He struck down two heroes of Moab. He also went down and struck down a lion in a pit on a day when snow had fallen. First Chronicles 11:22Benaiah was having a...
by Andrew Corbett | 2016 Dec,10 | Pastor's Desk
NUMB HURTS MOREChances are, you will meet a difficult person. You will have no trouble identifying them. They can be charming and nice, but then snap. When they snap, they lash out – and they hurt. These moments reveal just how underlyingly angry they are. But...
