November 2019 Update
We were in ten different churches this past month in the states of Ohio, Alabama, and Tennessee. We enjoyed preaching on missions and sharing what
Special Project – Final Building Renovations
Northwest Baptist Church is a church that we started many years ago in Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland. This year, through the donations of many generous partners,
October 2019 Update
Since arriving in America, we have visited churches in Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, South Carolina, Tennessee, North Carolina, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Along the way, we have
Whose Voice Will We Listen To? – Jer 27
The biggest headline of Jeremiah’s day was: ‘Nebuchadnezzar conquers another city!’ Former enemies were rallying together to try to stop Bablyon’s advance (v.3). But, God
Don’t Shoot the Messenger! – Jer 25
Human beings have a long history of wanting to blame others for their own mistakes. As far back as the first sin, we see Adam
No Exceptions – Jer 25
“For, lo, I begin to bring evil on the city which is called by my name, and should ye be utterly unpunished? Ye shall not
God’s Will or Our Will – Jer 24
God has a will for our lives. In His will is the best place to be. Yet, we also have a will for our own
Two Types of Leaders – Jer 23
It has been said that everything rises and falls on leadership. That certainly seems to be the case in Jeremiah 23. God begins by warning
Consuming or Caring? – Jer 22
How we treat those less fortunate than ourselves says alot about us. The corruption of King Shallum, son of Josiah, in Jeremiah 22, was revealed
Not a Genie in a Bottle – Jer 21
Jerusalem was surrounded by the Babylonians. King Zedekiah was obviously concerned. In desperation, he turned to the only one he thought could get a message
Can’t Quit – Jer 20
Angered by Jeremiah’s prophesies and preaching, Pashur beat Jeremiah and put him in stocks. The next day, when he was released Jeremiah kept on prophesying.
Broken – Jer 19
Jeremiah took a clay bottle and smashed it. The sound reverberated throughout the valley and off the city walls. Onlooking rulers of the Jerusalem tried