Yesterday felt like a day of joy for our Green Hills staff team. After a brief devotional together, we spent some time talking about specific ways in which we’d love to see God work in our church. So you can imagine…

It’s always great when I can blog on a happy day. And it’s always a happy day when the good guy wins. And here’s my happy report: Coach Joe Kennedy is back to doing what he loves: coaching football! Just in…

The Apostle Paul tells us that we, as followers of our risen Lord, ought to “shine as lights in the world” (Philippians 2:15). Another popular English translation of that verse tells us that we ought to shine like stars! And,…

I hate to see this series come to a close, but I want to express my sincere thanks to all of you for making it such a success. Everyone contributed to the robust conversation. Everyone taught something. Everyone learned something.…

Last night we explored the role of the body of Christ in an environment where the culture seems to be shifting so quickly that we can barely stay on top of it. This is certainly true in the land of…

Last night we enjoyed a delicious Italian dinner followed by another robust discussion on the subject at hand. We focused our attention on our need to have the right heart posture in order to share Christ in such confusing times.…

Last night proved to be another important installment of our ongoing midweek series. We focused our energy on learning what it means to be “fearfully and wonderfully made,” as we took in the text of Psalm 139 verse-by-verse. We made…

Since the icy weather derailed our Midweek Winter Series this week, I thought that I would share with you a few more highlights from our first session. We started with a close look at Genesis 1:26-31, focusing on the nature…

We enjoyed a full Fellowship Hall last evening for the opening session of our Midweek Winter Series: “The Gospel and Gender Ideology.” For those of you who are unable to attend, I will publish a summary of each session today…

Yesterday it took me twenty minutes to drive less than a mile on Hillsboro Pike. That might sound like a complaint, but it’s certainly not. I enjoyed every minute – taking in all the hustle and bustle of a city on the…