“When I am weak, then I am strong” was Paul’s boast to the Corinthians.  When we think we are strong, we often acknowledge no need for God, and crowd Him out of our lives.  When the circumstances of life remind us of our weakness, we either fall into despair or turn to God, who is our strength and hope.  While we may not specifically pray for reminders of our weakness, we can and should give thanks to God for those parts of our life in which we are weak, because they serve as opportunities for us to experience God’s strength and loving care for us. And on this 4^th of July, we celebrate the simple acts of Christian truth that make our nation strong in the midst of empty political correctness!

We gather in freedom for worship on this July 4th according to the dictate of God’s Word and our conscience.  Truly a freedom we often take for granted.  We will have one indoor service at 10:00 a.m.  Social distancing and masks are optional.  Hope to see you Sunday in the strength of our Lord.  Peace in Him!  Pastor Craig