Monthly Archives: November 2010

Today’s post is a devotional from Cindy Sproles at Christian Devotions.com. You can listen to her devotional in her own words by clicking the link at the end of the devotional. For I take no pleasure in the death of … Continue reading →

While doing an internship in Oklahoma, I used to stand outside my apartment building and watch the storms roll in from the west. This part of Oklahoma was pretty flat with few tall trees around. It made for great unobstructed … Continue reading →

4RC folks, I need your help. I need to activate the ‘Grapevine’ effect. Tomorrow at the Paducah campus we have some abnormal but awesome developments. The worship experience has been moved to Covenant Hall (same location but opposite side of … Continue reading →

In John 6 we find the familiar story of how Jesus fed a multitude of people who were following him. Starting with verse 5, it reads: 5Jesus soon saw a huge crowd of people coming to look for him. Turning … Continue reading →

One more comment from someone thankful for River Groups…. The group shows compassion when it is needed and shows what compassion is to the new or non believers. The group is accepting to all that come. We study THE TRUTH and … Continue reading →

Here’s another comment from someone who is thankful for their River Group… Our River group has been amazing.  My husband and I have been through quite a bit this past year with his back and him being off work. Our … Continue reading →

Brad suggested I post a few of the comments we received about River Groups during the recent River Groups Rush event. I thought it was a great idea so the next few days we will highlight some of the comments … Continue reading →

Finally, let’s not forget the examples of Dirty Feet People at Four Rivers.  When my kids tell me what they learned in River Kids, I see dirty feet.  When I talk to the security guards keeping my kids safe, I see dirty feet. … Continue reading →

The past couple of posts have looked at people with dirty feet from the past. But really, all we have to do is look around us and we can see people who are walking in the footsteps of Christ and … Continue reading →

It’s quite possible you’ve never heard of Shammah. Even so, he went down in biblical history as one of David’s three mightiest warriors. We find just a couple of verses about him in 2 Samuel 23 where his deeds were listed….  … Continue reading →