Ephesians 4:1-3 I therefore, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.
Tired of Going Solo: Living in Harmony with the Body
“How wonderful and pleasant it is when brothers live together in harmony!” Psalm 133:1
The Church Is Still the Church
The problem then is clear — how are we supposed to connect with each other, helping one another in a time of need, when we are not even supposed to be in the same room with each other?
Lent and Roots in the Early Church
In the earliest days of the church, the disciples and apostles were spreading the Gospel fairly quickly. For those who believe and receive Jesus, the Gospel is a call to repentance, that is, turning back to the ways of our Creator God.
What Pastor Trevor is Reading Lately (Hint: Church History)
I often get asked what I am currently reading. Here is a couple of my latest reads as well as where to find a bunch more recommended by all of your Swift Creek pastors.
Why I Hate Consumerism in the Church
What does consumerism look like in a church? As members of the church, we are all members of one body.
Song Spotlight: Who You Say I Am
How did those words accord with God’s Word? As you read them, does it bring encouragement to your soul?
Please Stop Dressing Up for Church
I don’t care if you wear a tie. Or t-shirt. Or a coat. Or jeans. Or a dress. Or a big Kentucky Derby-esque hat. But what I care about is your fig leaves.
Are We a Friendly Church?
Have you ever found it difficult to get connected in a church? Studies have shown that people new to a church are far more likely to stay if they develop real, meaningful relationships.
Close but Not Connected
I love seeing God’s design throughout nature. Even people who do not believe in the Creator often inadvertently give him credit when they explain how nature works.