Pastor’s Blog

Tom Bandy tells that some fishermen in a small boat went to their favorite spot about five miles from the coast. In the late afternoon, a dense fog rolled in catching them off guard. They started back too late. Land was now invisible. After

Not long ago, a Lutheran pastor named J. S. Setzer wrote a book with the provocative title, What’s Left to Believe?  It’s based on the premise that people want something to hold on to in a world of science and technology, in

This Sunday is Mother’s Day, and we will join with families and individuals across the nation in honoring our mothers. Many will go to Harris Teeter or Publix to buy flowers and cards, or call the florist, or drop by Massage

You might have noticed that we’re reminding our church family that, for Christ followers, Easter is not just a day, but a season in the Christian year. For instance, this coming Sunday, May 2, is actually the Fifth Sunday of

A pastor called on a young couple off-and-on for five years. They were always pleasant and said they planned to attend church, but never did. In the fifth year, a layperson who knew the husband invited him to play in the church

I am honored to serve on the Board of Trustees of the International Council of Community Churches of which Imagine Church is a proud member. The ICCC is dedicated to uniting Christians in their rich diversity through the love of

In his book, The Case for Christ, Lee Strobel tells of his conversation with Dr. Gary Habermans, professor of theology and philosophy and author of numerous books and articles. The question Strobel posed concerned the importance of the Resurrection for

Does it feel like it’s been a while since we celebrated Easter? In 2020, the world was on shutdown due to the global pandemic when Easter rolled around last April 21. This year, we get to celebrate Easter in person (see article

Interpreter magazine tells the story of Joey Butler who was explaining to his teenage niece that, when the original Star Wars movie was released, his dad took him to the movie theater eight times to see it. They went to

Have you ever wondered how God works in a human life? I suppose there are many ways (after all, He’s God), but it has been my observation and experience that the primary tool that God uses to accomplish His purpose