Weekly Enews

We live in a world where a lot of time is spent hoping to build wealth.

Tell me if this is how you feel: One bad experience at the McDonald’s drive-thru window and we’re headed to Wendy’s tomorrow.

How are you doing this morning? Many families in our community are trying to get back into their usual routines.

If you are a licensed electrician you need to know the red wire is the hot wire and the black wire is the ground.

Some days are just better than others. We get a good night’s sleep and the morning seems brighter.

How would you answer the question, Where are you from? Your response might depend upon your age.

I remember being a kid and looking for a random misplaced item in the bottom of our messy bedroom closet.

What is the answer for bad news? Good news. Simple, right? The shelf life for bad news is about 24 hours.

“Death and taxes” is a phrase commonly referencing a famous quotation written by American statesman Benjamin Franklin

I glanced outside the big picture window this morning at our home to check the bird feeder situation in the front yard.

As a kid I was a huge baseball fan. I grew up with a treasure trove of baseball cards I had saved in an old cigar box.

My wife gives private piano lessons. She has been playing piano since she was a small child.

This happens to me all the time. I told my wife about it, today. She said it happens to her also, often at the grocery store.

Are you a country music fan? I tip my hat to Hall of Fame entertainer Johnny Cash.

If you are a college sports fan your team’s success is largely dependent on signing up new recruits to your program.

I recently overheard a conversation our youth minister was having with a group of teens he was taking to an overnight, weekend teen convention.

Hey, did you get to watch any good movies during the holidays?

Generally speaking, anything that is still brand new should be celebrated.

The Christmas my brother and I opened presents and found a whole set of metal toy trucks was one our most memorable.

In just a few days our world will pause to celebrate the birth of Jesus.