A Strong Foundation

 

Every home must have pillars.  Something must undergird every building or it will fall. 

Just as every building must have a foundation, so must every nation.  America is no different.  The founding pillars that our nation was built on are the Christian home, proper observance of the Lord’s Day, and belief in the Word of God and righteousness.  The Word of God says, “If the foundations be destroyed, what shall the righteous do?”

In past years, even in past months, we have seen an eroding of our foundations.  The past principles that made us a great people and nation are being replaced by what many believe are more “up-to-date beliefs.”

 

Now progress is good, and there is nothing wrong with change – if it is for the better!

However, there are some principles that should never change!  Our foundations are what secure us.  To change them is certain disaster.  We need to gather our wisdom from the Word of God, not the secular press.  We need to get back to where people make the Bible the pillar of their lives.

I believe it is our responsibility as citizens in this great land to watch and guard our nation’s pillars of principle.  All of us need to ask our-selves: Am I responsible for the crumbling foundations?  Have I done my part in life and liberty to keep America a great nation?

 

Pastor talks about one of his favorite places.

Don't forget about our Bible Conference with Dr. Harold Clayton. It starts on September 21, 2014 in the morning and evening services. It continues on Monday (22nd) and Tuesday (23rd) evenings at 7pm.

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Pastor is back from Nepal and he is sharing some of his experiences!



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Pastor Mel Brindley updates us on his Church Planting mission in Nepal.

Pastor Mel Brindley speaks to us from the country of Nepal.

Be blessed by these pastors from Nepal!

I hope that you enjoy my first VLOG (Video weB LOG). Next week (9/1/14) We are headed to Nepal to assist the planting of churches. Please pray for us!

"You can be somebody in America...."

         Often citizens of Americans are obsessed with discovering who or what they are in their ancestral lineage. I remember being told as a boy that I was English. My mind would swirl with thoughts of Big Ben and Winston Churchill. Then I discovered that, on my mother’s side, I was German. I was even told that I had some Cherokee Indian in me.

               The older I get and the more I think about the whole situation I have come to this conclusion. I am an American. You can put my name at the base of the Statue of Liberty as one of those “...poor huddled masses, yearning to be free.” Reality is, this is my home. Give me the providence that brought our ancestors to this country, “...but give me liberty or give me death.”

Friend, if you begin to wonder who you are, I’ll tell you. You are an American. You fired a shot heard around the world. You’re Paul Revere, and George Washington. You refuse to bow to dictators and fought for this republic at the Alamo. You are freedoms torch, hope for the hopeless and a prayer for those in need. It’s great to live in a land where Liberty is assured, not just a few, but for all. Whoever you are and whatever brought you or your people to this land; you can be somebody in America.

I hope you are having a great week! See ya Sunday!

Pastor