Blogs and Articles
What Your Child Is Learning 2s – Pre-K Basic Truth: Jesus wants to be my friend forever. Key Question: How do we know God loves us? Bottom Line: God…
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What is it about the holiday season that can cause such an emotional response? For me, it boils down to the worldly (and admittedly – impossible!) expectations I place on myself. Holidays are supposed to be perfect, right?
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Read about what your child is learning and get to know our Volunteers of the month!
Read up on what your child is learning and say hello to our Volunteers of the Month!
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Get a snapshot of your child’s curriculum and learn about our Volunteers of the Month!
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Stay up to date with what your child is learning in his or her class and get to know our Volunteers of the Month!
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Have you ever heard anything coming out of your child’s mouth that sounds like sass or disrespect? Of course you have! Learn some ideas on how to manage yourself and your child when you encounter backtalk.
My father led me to faith in Christ when I was 8 years old. I believed that I had sinned and that I could not do enough good things to make myself right before a Holy God. The Bible says that the wages of my sin was death (Romans 6:23). I was spiritually separated from God. I understood that Christ came to earth to live the perfect life that I could not live and to die in my place. I placed my faith in the fact that He died for me and that He rose from the dead. I remember the freedom that I felt in knowing that my sins were forgiven.
Earlier this year I started what I called “Connection Conversations” with various leaders at Fellowship to introduce some new concepts to make it easier to connect at Fellowship. Some of these concepts are foundational biblical concepts and some are cultural concepts. Below is an introduction to one of the cultural concepts that we think will make Fellowship an easier place to connect. I’d like to extend this conversation to you. So, after reading this let me know what you think about this concept.
My wife Janet and I have a pretty incredible story (if I do say so myself!) of how we met, dated, courted and eventually got married. I’m still amazed at how God, in His providence, brought us together in a unique way where we both saw His good hand guiding our paths and circumstances to the place where we found ourselves committing to each other for a lifetime. In some ways, the story of how Janet and I originally connected back in college is a great illustration of the process each of us go through in our connection journey to just about anything of value. But more on that later…
