BEYMER INFORMATION HUB

Easter morning. Whether you rise to come to worship – or to worship online; to embrace a time of devotion immediately or later in the day...

Walking with Jesus, following His commandments being obedient to His Word isn’t easy. On our own we cannot do it. The difference between...

The requirements to become a follower of Jesus are very simple. It really isn’t difficult to remember...

In 7th grade, I joined my school’s jazz band. Our group only had three regular concerts per year leaving plenty of time to learn each...

In this passage, Jesus sends out the twelve disciples, two by two, as his agents. He grants them authority over unclean spirits and...

In the beginning, God breathed life not just into all that is. He breathed life into us. As He put his spirit in us – His breath in us...

Back in November, and then again in December, I had the privilege of performing wedding ceremonies for two incredible couples. I sensed...

One of the first songs we learned as children in church was “Jesus Loves Me”. This is a song I still sing to myself at random times...

Over the years, I’ve heard from friends who were just calling with some news. Might be their family is expanding as a new child is on the...

When I was growing up, my father would give us a “Living” allowance. With this we had to buy what we needed including lunches...

In Jesus day, boys and young men, apprenticed themselves to a master tradesman to learn the trade or craft.

As a child, grace was said before meals. Grace to me was a short prayer. As a teenager, I worked at a local ice rink.

In today’s passage, we read part of what might be considered the happy conclusion to an epic story.

This passage of scripture compares the old covenant that God made with Israel and the New Covenant that came with the death of Jesus Christ.

How do you see other people? How do they see you? How do you see yourself? How does God see you?

Oh God, I trust that you can help my country. In four short years we feel that we can no longer count on people we used to call “friend”.

This passage shows us at least two things: God’s generosity and how to develop patience.