Serving Jesus in Belmont, NC
What is a deacon of storytelling? And why would we have one at Exodus?
I had the same questions myself, so I’m thankful the elders spent several months leading me through the commissioning process. In that time, we worked out how God might use this role to serve his people at Exodus.
So… in case you wondered, storytelling does not mean sitting in a circle on a rug and sharing picture books together, though that might be fun!... Read More →
This will be an amazing time for all rising K- through completed 5th grade students. We look forward to sharing the gospel with your children through lessons, games, music and crafts. This will be a great week to bring your friends and neighbors. We will end our week with a Family Night in Stowe Park, dinner and activities will be provided.... Read More →
There are times in life where I feel the weight of my guilt and need words to offer my Father in my grief.... Read More →
I must confess, as a worshiper of God, I am quite excited about this sermon series! As a worship leader in particular, I should probably feel the obligation to like the Psalms. And as a songwriter myself, I should feel the duty to take my cues from the form and content of the infallible poetic words given to us in this book of the Bible.... Read More →
Have you ever watched a train pulled by four engines? You hear the squeal of steel against steel, the clanking of car against car, and feel the rumble of the ground as thousands of tons roar past. When standing near a track, I realize fearfully that the buildings nearby would provide no shelter were something to happen to cause that train to derail.... Read More →
One of my favorite collection of prayers is the book Valley of Vision – A Collection of Puritan Prayers. These prayers of fallible men encourage my heart and remind me of what is true about life and about our God. Interestingly, the editor of this collection did not connect a name or a context to the prayers.... Read More →