MINISTER'S BLOG
For over 40 years, we've been helping spread God's good news here in Fulton and throughout the world, and we pray that God will continue to use our congregation.
Sick of Covid!
This morning I was out for my daily morning walk. As I was walking around downtown Fulton I noticed I was feeling a bit weary and frustrated. I started trying to identify the source of
Read More...“Once Upon a Time…”
As a little boy, it seemed to me that every really good story always began the same: “Once upon a time…”. The stories from this point would go in countless different directions but all started
Read More...When Should the Shepherds Be Concerned?
One of my favorite metaphors from Scripture regarding God and us, His children, is that of Shepherd and sheep. I envision a beautiful pastoral scene where the Good Shepherd has led His flock to feed
Read More...About Resolutions
It is fast approaching the time when we will start to think about what we would like to see change in ourselves over the coming New Year. I know it is perhaps a bit early
Read More...The Parable of the Asparagus
I have had a love/hate relationship with asparagus. Let me explain. Asparagus was one of the vegetables that my parents included in the garden every year. Mom and dad really seemed to like to eat
Read More...Learning to Be a Conduit
I am not really sure of the first time I heard the word Conduit. I believe it was when I was working within a Church that was needing to do either a building addition or
Read More...Extraordinarily Ordinary!
This week finds me writing this blog a bit early in order to head back to Kansas to attend the funeral of my Aunt Frances. I don’t know if she ever made a trip to
Read More...Consider the Sparrows
One of Camille and my favorite pastimes is sitting on the back porch and watching the birds. I think I learned this joy at a very early age. As a boy growing up there were
Read More...Tug of War
When I was a boy, a familiar group activity among my friends was a tug of war. It was always fun to battle it out and hope that your side would be the victor. Many
Read More...All is Quiet at 104 Chatham St.!
As the daily display of beauty, otherwise known as, Fall in Mississippi intensifies, I was reminded of an earlier blog post and thought it might be good to give an update. Maybe you will remember
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