February 3, 2022
Hey everybody,
I came to faith in high school and immediately felt as if God was leading me to become a “Christian marriage and family counselor.” I honestly didn’t even know if there was such a thing, I just knew I had a passion to help families stay together. My parents had gone to a marriage counselor and they still ended up divorced, but they didn’t go to a Christian counselor. So, my thought was, I bet the Bible has some ideas in it that would help families, like mine, survive.
Only one problem.
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December 9, 2021
A Message from Pastor Jamey
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Hey everybody,
If you are like me, you probably have a few restaurant apps on your phone. I just counted them…I have 8 different restaurant apps. I won’t list which ones I have, because I don’t want to be judged by you. Read More
December 2, 2021
Hey everybody,
TODAY, Friday, December 3 @7PM is the Christmas Bash at Believers. Plan to arrive a few minutes before 7 and join in front of the building for the singing of a few carols, the lighting of the building, and a big surprise. After that, come into the building with your family and friends and enjoy Christmas-themed games, a photo booth, hot cocoa, funny and heartwarming scenes from some of your favorite Christmas movies, and so much more. Invite some friends to come with you too. Read More
September 23, 2021
I was recently part of a spontaneous public survey that shocked me. When I thought about the results I was completely heartbroken.
Over the past few years, my wife and I have decided that we want to use every moment possible to make memories with our kids while they are still living in our home. We are not perfect at this by any means, so I don’t write that to make anyone feel guilty. It has just become a theme in our home that we are trying our best to accomplish. This past week my family (Jaimee, Addy, Mason, Emma, and myself) had a chance to make a memory.
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September 16, 2021
Hey everybody,
This Sunday we will continue our series “Empowered” where we are looking at the empowering ministry of the Holy Spirit. Among other things, I will be talking about the similarities between the Global supply chain issues that have impacted everything from Chick-fil-a sauce to toilet paper and the effectiveness of the local church. There IS a connection, join me this Sunday to find out what it is.
Last week I gave a challenge to the church. If you missed the message, you can watch it here, I think it will be worth your time. The challenge I gave seems simple enough. Dedicate yourself to praying for 5 minutes per day. 5 uninterrupted minutes. It’s harder than you think!
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September 14, 2021
Hey Everybody,
This Sunday we start a brand new month (and a new ministry year) with a new series called Empowered where we will be looking at the empowering ministry of the Holy Spirit. Some call Him the Holy Ghost.
Okay. I know that there are things about Christianity that are hard to wrap our heads around. Jesus was born of a virgin. God became man and showed Himself as Jesus. Then the God/Man died on a cross. That’s hard to comprehend, but then there was the resurrection. If all of that wasn’t hard enough to believe or explain, now we’re going to talk about a Holy Ghost?
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September 14, 2021
Hey everybody,
This past week was the first day of school for most of the families in our church. On Tuesday I enjoyed scrolling through my Facebook and looking at all of your kids holding their signs announcing their first day of school and what grade they are going into. My kids finished school a long time ago, so all of your pictures made me smile and reminisce on what those days were like for us. I know that behind the first day of school pictures was lots of planning! Trips to the store to buy backpacks and school supplies. You had to get the kids a haircut and pick out new outfits and shoes. You had to make the signs and get their lunches together too. Not that it will happen the rest of the year, but you might have even made breakfast for your kids on the first day. It may just be the first day of school, but it took a lot of planning and preparing to get ready for it.
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