Fred Craddock, while visiting his dying father in the hospital, had his father scrawl a passage from Hamlet on a Kleenex box. “In this harsh world, draw thy breath in pain.” As Rev. Weber shares from Craddock’s life history, she weaved in how the murmurs in the early Church paralleled his path in becoming a preacher and the importance of being a light in the world.
In looking at McLeod’s journey to find a new Pastor as a family road trip, Patrice shares a message that comes from the Gospel of Mark. As we follow the “GPS” of our journey, we are reminded that we are following the directions of our higher power.
Starting out with a strange question, Rev. Dr. Halde began this message with a tale of his 20th high school reunion. He shared about being awarded the strangest job, and how many people in the history of the Bible (including Jeremiah) were a bit different as well.
With Rev. Huggins on vacation, Dr. Fred Halde shared a message with McLeod about the need to be identified as a Christian. With scripture from the 133 Psalm, and John’s 13th chapter, the message led toward proving our dedication through our actions. McLeod was glad that Dr. Halde visited us, and we look forward to him joining us again in the fall!
In this message from Rev. Huggins, he shares his 3rd sermon on the 23rd Psalm. Listen to his sermon on how we can find comfort in difficult times and what God’s promise means to each of us.