For the body of Christ at Green Pond Bible Chapel
Resolved, To be strictly and firmly faithful to my trust, so that, in Prov. 20:6. ‘A faithful man, who can find?’ may not be partly fulfilled in me. -Jonathan Edwards, Resolution #32, 1722 (written at age 19) I’m not much for new year’s resolutions, mostly because they tend to be short sighted and short lived.…
Read MoreIsrael 2019 Day 2 Our official theme for today was getting oriented to Jerusalem. Our unofficial theme for today was tracking part of Jesus’ steps leading up to his trial and crucifixion. We started the day on the Mount of Olives overlooking the city. We considered Jesus’ triumphal entry from Bethany into the city. The…
Read MoreOur 2019 GPBC Israel crew has arrived. I always have such a great sense of excitement and anticipation for our time in Israel. It’s different than any other kind of trip. Why bother? 1. Christians go to Israel because of the incarnation. In Genesis God promised Abraham a land, a people, and a blessing; those…
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Here are a few reasons why we’re so excited to be in one service together…
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This past weekend was a weekend of *remembering* and *testifying*. We gathered together to share memories of the “wondrous works” God has done in our church over the last 50 years.
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There is lasting hope for every person struggling with anxiety, and that hope comes from the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Seven weeks and tens of thousands of miles later, I’m back in the saddle at Green Pond Bible Chapel. Our sabbatical was a smashing success. We have been blessed by our church body, elders, and pastoral staff who made it possible. Here are some highlights of what God showed us during our time of renewal:…
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It’s not a stretch to say that any sabbath is designed to force us to trust God to provide. Sabbath is about faith.
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