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Faith

  • We reap what we sow

    Gary Miller

     Outdoor Truths  

    I can remember the days when nothing else mattered except getting an opportunity to arrow a deer. I never thought about how far I would have to drag a deer or what terrain I might have to overcome, or how long it may take me to get all of the “post hunt” activities done. Before, it never mattered. Now it does. 

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  • One man’s tricks is another man’s treat

    By James Snyder

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  • The basics of favoritism and mercy

    James 2:1-13

    How do you act when someone of poverty comes into the church? What are your first thoughts? Is it, “They’re only here because they want something?” Is it, “All they want is a hand out and then you will never see them again?” I know that there are people out there looking for sympathy hoping they may be able to use the church as a welfare system. But I am not speaking about those people. I am speaking about those who are genuinely in need of help.

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  • The worst of times, and worster

    The Rev. James Snyder

     

    Whenever anybody says things can’t get any worse, they usually do. No matter how bad something is, there is always a good chance it will get worse. Experience may not be my best teacher, but sometimes it’s the only teacher on duty.

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  • Church Briefs Oct. 21, 2010

    Archer First Baptist

    First Baptist Church of Archer will celebrate 90 years of service Sunday, Nov. 7.

    Registration begins at 10 a.m. and service will be conducted by guest speakers the Rev. Jim Johnson from Just a Preacher Ministries and the Rev. Andy Cook from Bronson Road Baptist Church.

    Bring your favorite dish for a covered dish lunch following the services.

    For more information, call 495-2225.

     

    Judgment House

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  • Learn to work through your difficulties

    Gary Miller

    The last two deer seasons are illustrations in extremes. 

    There was only one other year that I can remember an acorn drought as bad as last year’s was. And this year’s abundance of acorns is equally as uncommon. The deer are not having to move very much or very far in order to get to ample food. As a result, seeing fields full of bucks and does has been and will be, rare. Last year, sightings were almost a daily occurrence. 

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  • Autumn Church Celebrations

    St John the  Baptist Catholic
    St John the  Baptist Catholic Church, located on the corner of Hwy. 40E & 41 in Dunnellon will be having a Children’s Halloween Party for children 12 and under  Oct. 31 from 4-7 p.m. in Father Stegeman hall. “How to Train Your Dragon”  will be showing on their 18-foot screen. Games and goodies will be available. There will be prizes for best costumes by age  group. The community is invited to attend this safe place to Trick or Treat.

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  • Holy Family plans ‘Lite Lunch’

       Holy Family Catholic Church invites the community to share a Lite Lunch  Wednesday, Oct. 20, from noon to 1:30  p.m. in the Parish Hall, three miles north on U.S. Highway 27A.
    Everyone is welcome and there is no charge or obligation of any kind.
    Come enjoy a hot meal and fellowship.

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  • Home has never been sweeter

    By James Snyder

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  • Basics of listening, doing

    (James 1:19-27)
       We live in such a fast-paced, hectic world we forget that God’s voice waits to be heard. Nothing is more urgent. Nothing is more needful. Nothing is more rewarding than hearing what God has to say. Oftentimes the question isn’t, “Is God speaking?”, but rather are we being still enough and quiet enough to listen?

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