Advent: A Thrill of Hope
My favorite Christmas carol, “O Holy Night,” has a lyric that always seems to resonate with me, and I have a feeling that many of you might need to hear […]
Pastor’s Blog
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From Passover to the Lord’s Supper
Thursday night of the week between Palm Sunday and Easter is traditionally considered the night that Jesus was betrayed. Before he retreated to the Garden of Gethsemane to pray and […]
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We Need Something…
So, as a pastor I have been praying for something for about the last 5 years. The folks here at the church hopefully have been praying the same thing, at […]
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Don’t Stop Praying
I thought it would be very appropriate for the days in which we live, all the uncertainty, all the madness and craziness in our lives and in our world, that […]
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COVID-19 Update
Our Pastor and his family are self-quarantining for two weeks (until November 8th) after testing positive for the virus. They acted quickly to maintain distance once exposed. Sunday Morning, Sunday […]
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Where Is Your Heart While At Church…
A while back I had a church member come up to me after church one Sunday morning, “Pastor doesn’t it bother you that _______ and ________ and _______ and _____ […]
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New Graphics
On Sunday, we pitched a new slogan or motto to guide our ministry and lives as members for this coming season of life. I worked on some graphics that incorporate […]
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Pastoral Qualifications
As I discussed last time, the words pastor, overseer, and elder that we find in the New Testament all refer to the same leadership office within the church. Obviously, different […]
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Church Leadership
Here at Romeo, we believe that the church should have a plurality of elders to oversee the ministry of the church and the teaching of the Word of God. I, […]
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8th Corona Letter
It was August 6, 1945 as the B-29 bomber, Enola Gay, approached Hiroshima, Japan. In its payload was “Littleboy” the first atomic bomb ever to be dropped in war time. […]