Steve’s Word

A most historic National Election occurred on Tuesday, November 5. And I’m writing this column before the polls closed. From my vantage point, there’s been more participation due to an increase in the young adult and female population. And a healthier debate on the issues.

For all of these factors I’m grateful. Remember, resting strong in the truth that you belong to God and knowing who you are in Christ matters most. 

My friends, dependency on God combines God’s action and human ...

Today is Ingathering Sunday. Grace Presbyterian Church aspires to make fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ who are remembering, telling, and living the way of Jesus. Resting in the truth that you belong to God and know who you are in Christ matters most. 

My friends, dependency on God combines God’s action and human action into experiencing the kingdom of God. Depend on God as you ponder your 2025 Pledge of Time and Treasure and a gift above your pledge to ...

Grace Presbyterian Church aspires to make fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ who are remembering, telling, and living the way of Jesus. Truly, each one of us belongs to God.

Succeeding and resting in the truth that you belong to God and know who you are in Christ matters most.

In this regard, Bobby Schuller in Change Your Thoughts Change Your World writes, “Bonding is my greatest need. There are people in my life who love me and want to know me ...

Remember, God does not abandon the faithful. Leveraged giving spends your intellectual, emotional, spiritual, financial, physical, and time capital, sacrificially. Sacrificial and responsible giving makes the community stronger. Mike Slaughter in The Christian Wallet writes, “Responsible investing means taking all that God has placed into our hands and fully deploying it in every sense of the word toward God’s preferred future picture—both for our own lives and for the lives of others. Investing in tomorrow also requires a simultaneous trust ...

Wow! Sunday’s Town Hall Meeting (Step 5) and luncheon was one of hope for Grace’s future.

I’m shifting gears to Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) in this time of such devastating hurricanes. Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is a most significant mission arm of the Presbyterian Church (USA)

From the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) website:

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) is the emergency and refugee program of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. The core budget, including staff and administrative costs, is funded through the One Great Hour ...