Nov 20
2020
Pastor Wayne's Top 5 Books of 2020
Pastor Wayne shares his top 5 books of 2020. Can you tell he loves reading and talking about books?
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Reflections on Bali
I was humbled to be in Bali. These are very ordinary people doing extraordinary things for the cause of Christ. Their sacrifice is real. And yet, so is their joy. They are doing something of eternal value.
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2025 in Review
Let’s take just a moment to celebrate and rejoice at the goodness of God in 2025.
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A Meal That Moves You to Worship
If the best meal on earth is meant to drive us to worship, why would the Lord’s Supper be any different?
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Nov 13
2020
Faith and Finances
One of the wonderful things about the way the Bible talks about money is that it never treats it as a budget issue; it’s always a heart and faith issue. Whenever the authors of Scripture address the topic it is clear that they are not seeking resources but righteousness. In the same vein, I’d like to talk about finances not in the interest of meeting budget, but in the pursuit of growing in the grace and knowledge of our Lord!
At the heart of biblical change is a relational transaction: the real you engages the real God in the midst of real trouble. When someone seeks my pastoral counsel, this is one key principle that I try to help the person understand in the early stages of the counseling process.