The following is based off of a sermon by Jeremy Green. Strengthening the Church Through Unity: Lessons from Corinth The early church in Corinth faced significant challenges that threatened its unity. Their struggles, however, provide timeless lessons for strengthening our churches today. As we explore the issues they faced and the Apostle Paul’s guidance, we…

The following is based off of a sermon by Lee Snow Unity is an often-discussed yet challenging concept, especially within communities as diverse as the church. The Apostle Paul’s message in Romans 16 provides a timeless blueprint for achieving harmony among believers despite differing backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. Let’s explore how this chapter can guide…

In a world rife with challenges, negativity, and shifting cultural landscapes, it’s easy to become discouraged about the future of the church. Headlines and statistics often paint a bleak picture. But what if we told you that God’s mission for His church is not just alive but thriving? The Gospel is unstoppable, and its transformative…

We all love stories of transformation. Something in us believes that change is possible, that people can grow and become better versions of themselves. But real change goes beyond just saying, “I’m sorry.” Regret is easy, but true change—one that we can trust and that lasts—requires something deeper. It involves actions that prove a heart…

The following article is a summary of a 3 week mini-series in our In the Beginning series covering the entire book of Genesis at WSR by our preacher, Lee Snow. To view the sermons in their entirety please visit the links below. Life has a way of unexpectedly resurfacing past actions—ones we hoped were long…

Imagine a locked door. No matter how elaborate or beautiful the door may be, without the right key, it cannot be opened. The amount of effort someone puts into trying to open it is irrelevant—only the correct key grants access. This simple concept reflects our spiritual lives. No matter how many good deeds we perform…

Imagine standing in a crowded marketplace, where every vendor around you is shouting at the top of their lungs, each claiming to have the best product. The noise is overwhelming, and you find yourself wondering, “Who can I trust?” Now, imagine these vendors aren’t selling products—they’re offering something far more significant: the truth. Each one…

 It is known within the Virginia State Highway Patrol that sometimes officers sneak away for a game of golf. One officer had forgotten which course his friend said to meet him. When he called his friend’s office, the receptionist said, “I’m sorry; Dan’s away from his desk.” Knowing she would not admit where Dan was,…

I believe the passage in question is 1 John 1:9: “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” KJV One must remember this promise is given to Christians, that is, those who have already obeyed the Gospel. This promise is not for someone…

“Surely He has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows; yet we esteemed Him stricken, smitten by God, and afflicted. But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed” (Isaiah 53:4–5). “. . . AND SCOURGED HIM .…