May we always remember Silent Night. Grace, Mercy and Peace be upon us this Christmas Season
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year
The word of God teaches us in the scripture Luke 2:15-18, “Oh come let us adore him.” God sent his son to be the only savior of the world. It’s the most wonderful time of the year.
Let us give thanks
As we meditate on the word of God this week, let us remember that our hearts are stirred with joy this Thanksgiving. Remember always when we give thanks we focus on what we do have from God, that we do not deserve.
Time is filled with swift transitions
Let us face the transitions in life with strength and courage. For God is telling us that being strong is not only just in a physical sense but also in a moral sense.
And the government shall be upon his shoulders
Let us always put God first, trusting that God knows exactly what he is doing. The shoulders also bear responsibility and power.
God can calm a raging sea
As we meditate on the word of God this week, let us remember that God can calm the raging sea. The raging sea cannot harm the children of God, therefore be of good cheer and always know that our God can calm the raging sea.
God is bigger than our storms
As we meditate on the word of God this week, let us remember sometimes storms can cause immense damage and can take precious lives, but God is strong enough to help us through all things for our God is bigger than our storms.
First Presbyterian Church celebrates Sisters in Spirit
Doors will open at 2 pm, followed by a session with speaker Cleere Cherry Reaves and musical performances from 3-5 pm. Cleere Cherry Reaves, an author, speaker, and podcaster, will share her insights at the event.
It's fall y'all
As we meditate on the word of God this week, let us remember this blessed season of fall. We thank God for the beautiful fall with the shorter days, cooler temperatures and the bountifulness of the harvest. Let us have a heart of thanksgiving this fall y’all.
We are created equal in God’s eyes
This week Minister Toni reminds us that, "Our rights come from God, not man. We must learn to love God first because then and only then we can learn to love one another."
The joy of togetherness
We should always love one another and we should always pray one for another as we continue to stay in the joy of togetherness.
True freedom is found in God alone
Remember as the fireworks are going off in celebration of our Independence Day, let them always remind you to be grateful to God for the freedom and opportunity we have in our country.
Father knows best
Minister Toni McCullough delivers a special message reminding us that on Father’s Day and always, our heavenly father knows what is best for us. All we have to do is ask.
The power of grace
Grace can transform our lives. Grace is the love of God. The power of grace is unmerited favor. Each day that God allows us to wake up is another gift of grace that God gives us.
May we never forget
Minister Toni share a special message for the Memorial Day Holiday. Memorial Day serves as a steadfast reminder that freedom is not free and it demands respect and reverence,.
It’s nice to be nice
Davidson Local’s own Minister Toni brings you a special word this week. Reminding us “it’s nice to be nice.”
The Son will come out tomorrow
We look forward to tomorrow because of the faith we have in our Savior As believers. We can always believe in the Son, even when the Son is not shining.
The Spirit of Springtime
The snow melts away and the ground thaws, you feel a sense of newness in life, when the spirit of Springtime comes.
After the resurrection
The resurrection is the foundation of our faith. If Christ would not have risen from the grave, Our world would not have any hope. Jesus came to earth with a message of Hope. He has love and compassion for everyone.
The roadmap to the Cross: Part 5
Jesus coming to the end of the roadmap is not a bad thing for us. It was the ultimate sacrifice, the destination reveals the depth of God‘s Love for us. Romans 58 declares, “God shows his love for us, and while we were sinners, Christ, died for us”.