• Hope Beyond Suffering

    | Jun 25, 2025
    Joseph Parker, a great preacher of yesteryear, once said to a group of aspiring young ministers, “Preach to the suffering and you will never lack a congregation. There is a broken heart in every pew.”
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  • Peter’s Failure

    | Jun 24, 2025
    Hope. It is something as important to us as water is to a fish, as vital as electricity is to a light bulb, as essential as air is to a jumbo jet. Hope is that basic to life.
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  • The Gift of Hope

    | Jun 23, 2025
    Hope is a wonderful gift from God, a source of strength and courage in the face of life’s harshest trials. When we are trapped in a tunnel of misery, hope points to the light at the end.
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  • God’s Sense of Humor

    | Jun 22, 2025
    God’s sense of humor has intrigued me for years. What amazes me, however, is the number of people who don’t think He has one. For the life of me, I can’t figure out why they can’t see it. He made you and me, didn’t He?
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  • Triumphant Thinking

    | Jun 21, 2025
    Surrounded by so many who are down in the mouth, convinced we are headed for doom (with statistics to prove it), we need the reminder that Christ is still triumphant.
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  • Advice for Growing Older with Joy

    | Jun 20, 2025
    What’s necessary if we hope to break the selfish syndrome and accelerate our growth toward maturity? Let me leave you three bones to chew on:  First, look within . . . and release.
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  • Growing Up as We Grow Older

    | Jun 19, 2025
    The longer I live the more I become convinced that our major battle in life is not with age but with maturity. All of us are involuntary victims of the former. There is no choice involved in growing older.
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  • The Cure for Worry

    | Jun 18, 2025
    Do you realize that God has a sure-cure solution to worry? Has anyone ever told you that if you perfect the process, you will be able to live a worry-free existence?
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  • Free to Worship God

    | Jun 17, 2025
    Americans did not invent the idea of freedom. Even though we have fought wars for it and built monuments to it, it is not original with us. It began with God, way back in the Garden of Eden when He made Adam and Eve.
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  • Let’s Stop Quarreling

    | Jun 16, 2025
    The word “pleasures” doesn't sound very hostile, does it? Maybe not in our English language, but the Greek word is the one from which we get “hedonism.”
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  • The Bond of Peace

    | Jun 15, 2025
    It is one thing for us to survive the blows of a world that is hostile to the things of Christ, but to be in disharmony with one another, fighting and arguing among ourselves—unthinkable.
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  • Lights to the Lost

    | Jun 14, 2025
    If you and I are ever going to get involved in sharing the joys of knowing and walking with Christ, we must come to terms with the fact that people without Christ in their lives are lost—absolutely and undeniably L-O-S-T.
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  • The Need for Mentors

    | Jun 13, 2025
    Ours is an arduous, long, and sometimes tedious journey through Cesspool Cosmos. And, observe, it is a walk, not a sprint.
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  • A Winning Game Plan

    | Jun 12, 2025
    Trials and tests come that impact our patience and give it a chance to grow (do they ever!). As patience begins to develop, strong character is cultivated, moving us ever onward toward maturity.
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  • When God Crushes Our Pride

    | Jun 11, 2025
    As a young scholar, Paul had won bragging rights over all his peers. His heritage, his schooling, his accomplishments, his zeal, his position, his passion were all part of his being groomed for a seat on the Supreme Court of the Jews, the Sanhedrin.
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  • When the Laughter Fades

    | Jun 10, 2025
    All this leads me to a terribly important subject I have been wanting to address. I’m unable to restrain myself any longer . . . and I especially have in mind those of you who can’t stand coming in second because you face a great temptation.
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  • The Downside of Achievement

    | Jun 09, 2025
    The problem is that human achievement results in earthly rewards, which fuels the fire for more achievement leading to greater rewards. “Problem . . . what problem?” you may ask.
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  • Special People

    | Jun 08, 2025
    I am reminded of three categories of special people and how we are to respond to them. First, there are still a few Timothys left on earth, thank goodness.
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  • The Value of Friends

    | Jun 07, 2025
    Since none of us is a whole, independent, self-sufficient, super-capable, all-powerful hotshot, let’s quit acting like we are. Life’s lonely enough without our playing that silly role.
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  • How to Conquer Old Habits

    | Jun 06, 2025
    Old habits are terribly hard to break. As soon as you attempt to bring some necessary balance into your life, you are going to have a fight on your hands.
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Always Guided by Grace

Hear Pastor Chuck reflect on our 46 years of ministry, and where we’re headed in the future. Only God's faithfulness has brought us to where we are today!