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The Book of Deuteronomy is the fifth and final book of what’s called “The Law of Moses”, also known as the “Torah” or “Pentateuch.” The Book is called Deuteronomy because it means “Second law giving.” God was so fed up with the people of Israel’s lack of faith, that by the time they got to the Promised Land He turned them around and put them out in the wilderness for 40 years. No one who left Egypt would be able to see the Promised Land because of it (except for the 2 trusting spies, Joshua and Caleb). So now, the people are finally back and ready to possess the land. But before they do...

Join our great county in one of our greatest hours of need by praying. Today all across the United States, Americans will participate in this, our country’s National Day of Prayer. In past years I’ve appreciated this day, and the reminder that it brought of the importance of prayer. But this year feels different, because it is different.

Hold on to Faith – big thanks to Brandon and his Pizza Ranch teams that have shared and spread this message to many people. We’re so thankful to have frontline workers, in our hospitals and other care centers, caring for those that are sick during this pandemic.

Tuesday Truth – Jesus Paid it All Easter is a few weeks behind us now, and life still feels quite different than it did just…

Have you ever heard the phrase, “Peace like a river” or maybe you’re familiar with the song lyrics? I heard these words spoken at work last week and started thinking about the calming effects of a river on a sunny, calm day.

Do you trust God? The Old Testament Book of Numbers has a lot to do with trust. It tells the story of how the Israelites prepared to enter the Promised Land, how they counted their “numbers” with a census, how they sinned and were held accountable, and then how they prepared to enter the Promised Land again. Because they didn’t trust God, they ended up wandering in the wilderness for 40 years. During this time, we see a continuous pattern of grumbling, defiance, discipline, and death. How much better would it have been to have trusted God? I believe that the same is true today.

Psalm 91 (On Eagles' Wings)Shane & Shane You who dwell in the shelter of the Lord Who abide in his shadow for life Say to the Lord, "my refuge my Rock in Whom I trust"

Everyday we hear great stories of how are restaurants are impacting their communities and this is one of them:

This is another great scripture during this season we are in:

During this season of COVID-19 we as a group have been reading Psalm 91 daily, and about 2 weeks ago a good friend suggested a Bible study on Psalm 91.

Blaming others seems to be a norm today. You’ve heard of pointing the finger or passing the buck? What about the idea of a scapegoat? Today we’ll hear where the term “Scapegoat” came from. Many people don’t read the Old Testament Books because of the belief that it’s all about Jesus found in the New Testament. Today we’re looking in the Old Testament Book of Leviticus because Jesus IS found there.

"I know the sorrow, I know the hurt Would all go away if You'd just say the word But even if You don't My hope is You alone"