April 23, 2022 by Pastor Doug Hornok
First, the fate of the planet is, ultimately, not in the hands of mankind. While humans are responsible for caring for the earth , we are not in control of the earth. Rather it belongs to the Creator Himself, who has made us His earthly stewards. The hubris of man on this issue is an absolute head popper!...
April 8, 2022 by Pastor Doug Hornok
In the year 1943, Ruth Caye Jones, a pastor’s wife and self taught pianist in Pennsylvania and the mother of five, was distressed by the headlines of her Pittsburgh newspaper. She saw the World War II causality lists and she knew the Allies were making slow progress through the boot of Italy. Supplies were rationed at home, and everyone was living under incredible strain... ...
April 7, 2022 by Pastor Doug Hornok
Suggestions to train up children with a righteous and godly foundation for life....
March 29, 2022 by Pastor Doug Hornok
“Easter is our Super Bowl!” That’s not just hype but a fact. Easter Sunday is the most-attended church service of the year....
March 19, 2022 by Pastor Doug Hornok
Do not be fooled by false teachers and fear mongers. The Bible is our source of truth....
December 5, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Category: Next Sunday's Message | Tags: love, God, eternal life, Jesus, salvation, redemption, direction
All of us have known people who professed faith in Christ, who seemed to follow Him for some time, but then fall away. In some cases, they have even served in the ministry, turned away from the Lord, and lived as unbelievers. John 6 begins with Jesus having a massive following of some 20,000 people all singing His praises after He fed them the loaves and fishes.By chapt...
Keep ReadingOctober 7, 2021 by James Thacher | Category: Mud Pies and Memories | Tags: love, God, Jesus, salvation, direction, Psalm 23, Good Shepherd
The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want (Psalm 23:1, KJV) INTRODUCTION (By Chuck Swindoll) "The 23rd Psalm is one people turn to when alone and afraid, when in harm's way in the battlefield, when surrounded by splintered remains in a disaster, when lying in a hospital bed facing surgery, in prison when the doors slam shut, and when overwhelmed by grief." RESEARCH AND ...
Keep ReadingOctober 3, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Category: Next Sunday's Message | Tags: God, eternal life, Jesus, salvation, direction, course
If you've ever done any boating, you know how essential it is to stay on course. If you steer just a few degrees off the desired course, you can wind up far from where you wanted to go. I read once of a shipwreck that happened because a sailor broke off the small tip of his knife blade while he was cleaning the ship's compass. He didn't remove it, and that little bit of...
Keep ReadingAugust 24, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Category: Spiritual Life | Tags: love, God, redemption, travel, direction, Jesus., long road
Dear Friends, I trust you are doing well and looking forward to Sunday. Recently I read about a young lady named Amanda Coker, 24, who over the course of a year rode her bike the equivalentof almost four times around the Earth.From May 15, 2016, to May 14, 2017, Coker rode 86,500 miles; setting a Guinness World Record for most miles ridden in a year. The old record, se...
Keep ReadingJuly 20, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Category: Spiritual Life | Tags: baseball, love, God, Jesus, kindness, purpose, direction, orders, Jackie Robinson, color barrier, Negro League, MLB
Dear Friends, I trust you are doing well and looking forward to Sunday. In 1947, the president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was meeting with Happy Chandler, the president of the National League of professional baseball. Rickey was talking about doing the unthinkable: bringing up to the major leagues a black baseball player named Jackie Robinson. Most of the major-league ow...
Keep ReadingMay 11, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Tags: love, God, Jesus, instructions, problems, direction, rules, trials, solutions, fixes
Dear Friends, I trust you are doing well and looking forward to Sunday. Chuck Yeager, the famous test pilot in the late 1900s was flying an F-86 Sabre over a lake in the Sierras when he decided to buzz a friend's house near the edge of the lake just rattle his windows for fun. During a slow roll, he suddenly felt his aileron lock. This is the hinged part of the edge ...
Keep ReadingAugust 27, 2019 by James Thacher | Tags: love, God, Life, Jesus, gospel, Christian life, direction
How do we balance our Christian life, and our daily life? According to the world, our christian life and daily life don't mix or go together, but we know different, they are both one and the same....
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