HeyJaredPastor Bill Barnard
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Walk humbly with God (opens the original)
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Some time ago I was talking with a friend who is not a Christian about the Christian faith. I said Christianity in fact, is not a religion but rather a relationship. Religion is man looking for God by doing things. In other words, through religious acts however you might define them. I believe the prophet Micah chapter 6:8 gives us a quite clear glimpse into God’s desire for us: “He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and
Smiles of Heaven (opens the original)
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Over the last few years, the news headlines have been dominated by tragic shootings such as the ones involving President Trump and Charlie Kirk and a myriad of others lesser known. Since then, there has been an increased and heated debate as to how to stop these awful shootings that are taking place at such an alarming unprecedented rate. When the experts looked at what happened almost all came back with the same answer, “We need to have more gun control and we need more education. We need to ge
Does God expect Christians to vote? (opens the original)
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As Americans, one of our greatest rights and responsibilities is to vote. Having voted in all the major election cycles since the election of Richard Nixon back in the early seventies I would have to say this election cycle for the midterms 2026 is without a doubt the most contentious and may very well be the most important. Since God is sovereign and in control of all things the question might be asked - Does God expect Christians to vote? It might surprise you the number of times in the Bible
Education… (opens the original)
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The Labor Day holiday for 2026 was celebrated this past Monday bringing with it a feel of fall in the air and our public-school children back to the books. On a Sunday morning some time ago, I asked one of our young people at church if he was enjoying the start of another school year. For the most part, he felt school seemed to be going better this year than last. The thought of our kids going back to school brings to mind a question. Have you ever wondered, why education has been considered suc
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