Love for others will continue to be our overarching priority as we return. To that end, and in keeping with our local government guidelines, we will continue to practice physical distancing in the building. Masks are required as you enter, in the lobby, and while moving within the building. Additionally, we ask that all conversations take place outside of the building. If you or a loved one have a significant medical condition, we encourage you to continue to join us remotely through our video and web opportunities....
Some of the sweetest times for small groups/gatherings or families are when they can participate in the Lord’s Supper together. The Bible stresses the importance of unity in Communion, which is why taking Communion with those you do life with on a regular basis can be powerful....
I was inspired by Arden Kohout’s excellent article on Mom Guilt. I remember those days. I didn’t raise my four children during a pandemic, but still there was plenty of guilt, frustration and feelings of failure – some real and some imagined....
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Keep ReadingThis is a summary of our January 2017 meeting, including application questions....
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Keep ReadingSometimes giving in to my temptation to sin seems so silly that I can't even believe I succumb to it. But then again, I really shouldn't be too surprised....
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Keep ReadingExperiencing the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as individuals...
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Keep ReadingToday is the first day of autumn, so I thought it might be a good idea to encourage us to think about the word harvest, which is easily linked with that time of year....
Keep ReadingHaving friends to walk through life with is one of God's blessings to us. It is part of what being the church is....
Keep ReadingIn this post Lesli Slack reviews our May meeting. This is more than a review, though; it is an encouragement as well....
Keep ReadingThis is part of a series aimed at getting to know some of the wonderful ladies of Metro Life Church. We, the church, are the bride of Christ. As women we typically love all that wedding stuff. Something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue were traditions for brides in days gone by. Today features Melodye Jones, the wife of our founding pastor, Danny ...
Keep ReadingThis is part of a series aimed at getting to know some of the wonderful ladies of Metro Life Church. We, the church, are the bride of Christ. As women we typically love all that wedding stuff. Something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue were traditions for brides in days gone by. Today features Part II of my interview with Devon Lang and Colleen Mc...
Keep ReadingThis is the first in a series aimed at getting to know some of the wonderful ladies of Metro Life Church. ...
Keep ReadingTrusting God for the future and giving grace to others as we think the best about them....
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Keep ReadingYou may think they were cruel, but nothing lifts my spirits quite like having a joke pulled on me. It was just what I needed during this stressful time, and my friends knew it. Hearing them laughing and cutting up on speakerphone was good for my heart. Why is home group so important? I never need to ask myself that question....
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