Our mission is to allow others to see and hear evidence of a life in Christ Jesus, and through Biblical truths and exhortation, to lead them to His Saving Grace. 

1 John 1:3 - What we have seen and heard we proclaim to you also, so that you too may have fellowship with us; and indeed our fellowship is with the Father, and with His Son Jesus Christ. 

Acts 4:20 - For we cannot stop speaking about what we have seen and heard. 
 
 

Years ago, I got the news of a “dream-come-true.”  I had been awarded a recording contract and distribution deal for my recorded songs.  “Local girl makes it big,” and the reports were all over the local news media.  Folks joined in my celebration everywhere I went, and I could hardly contain my joy.  Even strangers wrote and called to congratulate me.  But before long, the “dream” turned out to be a nightmare of the music industry with strings attached and hidden legal vernacular that would have left me with no control over my schedule, songs or profit.  I came back down to earth and painstakingly learned to manage my own career in order to keep my priorities of being wife and mother in order.   

I consider this past experience as I now carry indescribable, undeniable joy over what Jesus has done for me.  But sadly, the fact of my life being rescued and having received the promise of heaven hasn’t been met with the same enthusiasm as was the news of my record contract.  In fact, some think I’ve gone off the deep end, and even some church people wish I would tone it down a little.  But one might as well ask me to be a potted plant than to keep me from proclaiming and sharing the Good News.  And you may as well ask me to pass by a drowning person without offering them the life-line that I had in my possession.  “For we cannot keep from speaking about what we have seen and heard..”  (Acts 4:20).      

I encourage you in your faithfulness in hearing God’s call.  Through the working of the Holy Spirit, I am committed to hearing God’s call in my role in “equipping the saints to equip the saints to equip the saints, and so on . . .”