Churches in America are heavily focused on children and families. As they should be. Afterall, if the church is to continue, we’ll need to raise up leaders and disciples to keep our churches running. But young parents today just don’t seem to be doing enough to get their kids into...
Holy Week is nearly upon us! Beginning with Palm Sunday, Holy Week is the pivotal week in the year for Christians as we remember and rehearse Jesus’ suffering which leads to our redemption. Maundy Thursday recalls the Last Supper with the disciples. In addition to the Last Supper, we will...
Join us at The Fount this Sunday as we celebrate the beginning of Holy Week: Palm Sunday! We will start the day in-person at The Fount campus, gathering with palm branches, marching around the campus as we sing “Hosanna!” to Pastor Glen’s guitar. It is a wonderful tradition begun a...
Two weeks ago, in my blog post (which you can read here – click on the blue underlined word “here” to be taken to the post), I wrote about what we have learned during the pandemic and how we, as a church, need to adapt our practices to meet the...
Continuing in our prayer, in unison with the Wesleyan Covenant Association world-wide, here is the April Prayer Guide. April: The Way of Peace By Kimberly D. Reisman Our world is not a peaceful place. On the contrary, it is filled with danger and strife, violence and pain. Jesus understood...
Last week, I outlined what I believe to be the lessons learned during the pandemic and what our focus should be going forward. You can read that post here (click on “here” to be taken to the post). This week I want to dig deeper into the first two points...
It has been two years since we shut down in-person worship and gatherings at The Fount because of the COVID-19 pandemic. I remember that Cyndy and I went to Arizona, originally planning to see an Angels spring training game with Eaar and Susan Oden, Beth Silvers, and two of our...
As Long as we live, there is Never enough Singing. – Martin Luther Music for me has always been at the center of my interest, ever since I was a young child, I grew up desiring to chase musical prowess and to gain a better understanding in music. Growing up with minimal...
During the 1st session of our online Lent study, we spoke about the importance of forgiveness, and I mentioned that sometimes I think I have forgiven something only to have it resurface again. At the time, I couldn’t think of a specific example, but God showed me one of my triggers...