• Tomorrow October 24th at CrossHope Chapel we’ll open to Matthew 27:45-28:10 and discuss the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. These final chapters in Matthew have been very meaningful and very moving as we have been studying the final … Continue reading →

Remember, no meeting tomorrow morning, Sunday, September 26, 2021 at the Chapel. I am in Tuscaloosa, Alabama for a special family weekend at the University of Alabama. Next Sunday, October 3, 2021 we will get into the 26th chapter of … Continue reading →

This Sunday, September 5th, we will open in our Bible’s to Matthew 24 and talk about the signs of the end as mentioned by Jesus to His disciples. Matthew 24 is a very important chapter to our faith and to … Continue reading →

Let’s be watching for how the tropical storm Ida develops as it gets into the Gulf today and heads to the Upper Gulf Coast this weekend. Tropical storm Ida is expected to develop into a category 3 hurricane with landfall … Continue reading →

This coming Sunday will be our First Sunday gathering and that means potluck, communion, and a Prophecy Update. We also have a number of birthdays in the month of August and we want to recognize them on this First Sunday. … Continue reading →

This coming Sunday is July 4th, otherwise known as Independence Day, a day set aside to celebrate the birth of our nation. We will pray for the future of our nation and give thanks for our Lord’s leading in the … Continue reading →

I thought I would send out a reminder that this coming Sunday we will not have potluck. No potluck this Sunday, but we will have some type of continental breakfast items like pastries or something similar. In case you may … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that I will not be available for the Wednesday afternoon Bible study today or for the next few weeks because of some things I need to attend to, including work at the hospital and Parker’s wedding. I … Continue reading →

Today is my last day of antibiotics and I am feeling close to normal again. Today is also our 20th wedding anniversary and we have some small things planned together. Tomorrow, Payton is required to move-out of her dorm room … Continue reading →

I am fully intending on being at the Chapel tomorrow morning and getting into Matthew 13:24-30 and “The Parable of the Enemy’s Weeds.” This is a very significant parable that is very timely and helpful in understanding our troubling times. … Continue reading →

Sorry this is a little late, but I want to let you know several of the items that will be available for our potluck tomorrow, following our special Easter communion with Amir Tsarfati. At the Chapel already is a Honeybaked … Continue reading →

I am looking forward to being back together with everyone this Sunday! A big thank you for JP stepping in last Sunday when Steph and I had to leave for Tuscaloosa following Payton’s unplanned automobile accident. (We’ll update you all … Continue reading →

I have been watching the weather threat for Wednesday and it appears that out of caution we will cancel the afternoon Bible Study at the Chapel for Wednesday, March 17, 2021. Please stay weather aware Wednesday as our area is … Continue reading →

This is just a reminder that this weekend we turn our clocks ahead 1-hour, according to the Daylight Savings Time. This Sunday we will also get back to Matthew 12 and will finish up that chapter, before we move on … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is the First Sunday of March and we will have potluck, communion, and open to Matthew 12:1-14 on “Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath.” Potluck tomorrow is loosely based around the one dish that was mentioned last Sunday, a … Continue reading →

Those of you on our church prayer alert text list know that our family received some very bad news this past week. This Sunday, I would like for us to have a family conversation. Steph and I will update you … Continue reading →

This coming Sunday, February 7, is our monthly potluck and Roxan has graciously providing us with a Honeybaked Ham. So we are building our meal around the ham. So far I believe we have deviled eggs, lima beans, and bread … Continue reading →

I will have 2020 Donation Receipts with me tomorrow at Bible study and at church this coming Sunday. If you prefer that I mail your receipt, just let me know and I will happily get that to you. If you … Continue reading →

As we countdown to a new year and our January 3, 2021 church gathering marking our 10th anniversary, please know that I am praying for you. I am praying that during this two week period before we entered into a … Continue reading →

Today at Bible Study Sonia mentioned the Live Nativity presentations and some of you were interested in going. Here are the details: •One is on December 17th only from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM at Camp Grace located off Eliza … Continue reading →

I had sent an email to the Ronald McDonald House and asked about the Wish List items on their website, and Tamara, Family Services Coordinator, replied with a short list of needed items. Those items are: Gloves, Ziplock bags, To-go … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, November 29, at CrossHope Chapel we will open to Matthew 8 and start reading about Jesus’ healing miracle encounters after the sermon on the Mount of Olives. We’ll talk about our December 6 potluck plans, too. See you tomorrow! … Continue reading →

I know that some of you have chosen to self-quarantine because of having contact with Payton on Sunday, and it occurred to me that I ought to share with you the vitamin cocktail recommended for fighting off COVID-19… Vitamin D3 … Continue reading →

It is a great pleasure and honor to serve you all as pastor, and I pray that I am faithful in my duty and calling as I seek to fulfill that at CrossHope Chapel by giving myself “to prayer, and … Continue reading →

It is good to be back home now from our trip to Ohio for my mother’s funeral. This Sunday I will share more about this past week, but I wanted to let you know that Steph and I are home … Continue reading →

I want to share with you that my mother passed away peacefully this afternoon and while I was on the phone with my sister who was there with my mother. My sister called to tell me that the hospice nurse … Continue reading →

This past week my mother’s condition with hospice has changed from palliative care to end of life. Yesterday the hospice MD had given my mother a 2 to 3 week life expectancy, changed her pain meds to morphine, and my … Continue reading →