Referenced this Leo Tolstoy short story in the sermon, and wanted to post it. The story has a great message and rings so true. Take some time to read.
How Much Land Does a Man Need?
Posted February 6th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
Referenced this Leo Tolstoy short story in the sermon, and wanted to post it. The story has a great message and rings so true. Take some time to read.
Posted in All About Life, Sermon Thoughts | Tags: Leo Tolstoy, Money and Wealth
Family Bible Readings in Mark – Part 1
Posted February 2nd, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
Started working on this project back at the beginning of our study in Mark, but got bogged down and didn’t get it done. But then I heard this weekend about our new Genesis Kids Curriculum and how it encouraged Bible reading, and how our Genesis Kids leaders were encouraging families to begin reading the Gospel […]
Posted in Bible reading & devotions, Family Life, Sermon Thoughts | Tags: Mark
Giving – Finding Gospel Centered Organizations
Posted January 31st, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
Mentioned I would post this in the blog this week. In our giving patterns, we will all have issues and ideas that light our fire and stir our passion. No matter what those things are for you, there are organizations that seek to meet physical and social needs while at the same time having a […]
Posted in Missional living, Sermon Thoughts
A prayer for our finances
Posted January 20th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard
OK, let’s be honest for a moment. We honestly believe that if we could win the lottery or if Publisher’s Clearinghouse showed up at our door our problems would be solved. We may not voice it this way, but if we prayed what was really in our heart our prayer might go, “God, I am […]
Posted in All About Life, Sermon Thoughts | Tags: Stewardship
Jesus, One man, two natures
Posted November 15th, 2010 by Mike Hubbard
Read the Gospels and you encounter Jesus. On one had we discover a man who had very human emotions, experienced pain, was hungry and ate, and went through all that it meant to be human. On the other hand, he taught with authority, could read the thoughts of people, healed the sick and raised the […]
Posted in Sermon Thoughts, Theological issues