Welcome to our Summer 2021 Book Club-Style Bible Study! We are using the book Seeking Him by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and Tim Grissom.

How would you like to seek personal revival with us this summer and change your life forever! I have done this study twice now, and let me tell you, it is life changing!

​Join us for 12 weeks this summer on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 est beginning June 1 through August 17. If you can't come then, come when you can.

Whether you are a brand new lover of Jesus Christ, or you’ve been a Christian for years, this insightful study will impact your life in a transformative way. Seeking Him will reward you with a deeper walk with God and set your life on a path to be used greatly by our Savior. ​

The United States of America's Founding Fathers, including George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, James Monroe, and Benjamin Franklin, along with several other key players of the time, structured the government of the United States with biblical roots and left a legacy that has shaped the world.

We know from reading about America’s founding fathers that many of them studied Scripture.

We read evidence of their knowledge of God's Word in the political speeches and sermons of the day. Many of their speeches were filled with biblical stories and even quotes from the Bible.

These examples affirm their political beliefs, lifestyle, and even helped to shape our Constitution and Declaration of Independence.

One of the recurring themes of Scripture for the believer is that of stewardship. From the beginning of life on this earth, God gave mankind the responsibility to oversee and care for His creation (Genesis 1:26). As Designer and Creator, God holds the ultimate authority and ownership of everything in His world. All of the things He has blessed us with in this life are His first, and He has granted to us the privilege and duty of stewarding these gifts in order to bring Him glory and honor.

In his book Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis sets out a proper perspective of stewardship by saying,

Welcome to our Summer 2021 Book Club-Style Bible Study! We are using the book Seeking Him by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and Tim Grissom.

How would you like to seek personal revival with us this summer and change your life forever! I have done this study twice now, and let me tell you, it is life changing!

​Join us for 12 weeks this summer on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 est beginning June 1 through August 17. If you can't come then, come when you can.

Whether you are a brand new lover of Jesus Christ, or you’ve been a Christian for years, this insightful study will impact your life in a transformative way. Seeking Him will reward you with a deeper walk with God and set your life on a path to be used greatly by our Savior. ​

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and just wondered in awe about the stars and all that we see there? God tells us in Psalm 8 Whom we have to thank for these wonders in the night sky!

This is a familiar psalm that I have read scores of times in my life. But recently, the Lord encouraged my heart with some new thoughts about how He reveals His glory to each of us. ​

Welcome to our Summer 2021 Book Club-Style Bible Study! We are using the book Seeking Him by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and Tim Grissom.

How would you like to seek personal revival with us this summer and change your life forever! I have done this study twice now, and let me tell you, it is life changing!

​Join us for 12 weeks this summer on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 est beginning June 1 through August 17. If you can't come then, come when you can.

Whether you are a brand new lover of Jesus Christ, or you’ve been a Christian for years, this insightful study will impact your life in a transformative way. Seeking Him will reward you with a deeper walk with God and set your life on a path to be used greatly by our Savior. ​

1. Love God
2. Love Others
3. Wash the Dishes
4. Shop for Groceries
5. Read Matthew 2-4
6. Pray for Aunt Melinda
7. Balance the Budget

 
It would be funny if it wasn’t so painfully true. I am a list-making maniac, and while I don’t want to change that part of myself, every personality has pitfalls. ​The above example is one of my quagmires. I don’t make lists as blatantly laughable as this one, but some of them come pretty close.

Is it wrong to put your Bible reading and prayer time on your checklist for the day? Honestly, if it serves as a motivational reminder to spend time with God, then go for it!