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“We are quite persuaded that the very best way for you to be spending your leisure time, is to be either reading or praying. You may get much instruction from books which afterwards you may use as a true weapon in your Lord and Master’s service. Paul cries, ‘Bring the books’ — join in the cry.”

– Charles Spurgeon

With this in mind, we welcome you to our resources page! Here, you will find helpful book reviews and articles varying in topics from theology, Christian living, and more. The content you will find here is humbly given by faithful church members and staff who have a heart to disciple, challenge, and grow with those around them. If there is a topic you are interested in studying more about or you need further resources, please use our contact form, and we will respond as quickly as we are able.

Recent Articles

  • A Theology of Death: Part 1

    – 10 min read Introduction Lately, I have been thinking more about death. For many, this may be an uncomfortable thing to do. However, as Christians, we should be focused on the eternal and always looking heavenward. Many sayings in Scripture may come to our minds, but some of us wonder what they really mean.…

  • “To honour God”: The spirituality of Oliver Cromwell by Michael A. G. Haykin

    Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Oliver Cromwell (1599 – 1658) was a man who did great things in the name of His great God. Cromwell is known by most for his great leadership in the English Civil War, but he is also known for his great piety. We get a glimpse of his…

  • Thoughts on Giving

    – 10 min read Introduction Money is a touchy subject, especially in Evangelicalism. There are several reasons for this sensitivity. The prosperity gospel would be at the top of the list. It has wreaked havoc on the American church for decades, and its effects have been long-lasting. The pitch was that if you financially gave,…

  • Rediscovering The Church Fathers by Michael A. G. Haykin

    – 6 min read Introduction Church history is important because it belongs to God. To ignore and belittle church history, in many ways, is to ignore or belittle God and his work in building the church. As Michael A. G. Haykin shows in Rediscovering the Church Fathers, there are great insights and encouragement contained in…

  • Made for Friendship by Drew Hunter

    “What a friend we have in Jesus,all our sins and griefs to bear!What a privilege to carryeverything to God in prayer!” The words of this beloved hymn have been sung in many churches throughout the years. It is a hymn of comforting reminders to the believer. But how many of us have taken the time…

  • Therefore, Comfort One Another With These Words

    – 6 min read Introduction Winter provides a different kind of discomfort from summer. The days are short of light and terribly low in temperature. To survive the elements of the winter season, one must be prepared and equipped. We get our thick winter jackets out of the attic or coat closet, and we find…

Recent Book Reviews

  • “To honour God”: The spirituality of Oliver Cromwell by Michael A. G. Haykin

    Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Oliver Cromwell (1599 – 1658) was a man who did great things in the name of His great God. Cromwell is known by most for his great leadership in the English Civil War, but he is also known for his great piety. We get a glimpse of his…

  • Rediscovering The Church Fathers by Michael A. G. Haykin

    – 6 min read Introduction Church history is important because it belongs to God. To ignore and belittle church history, in many ways, is to ignore or belittle God and his work in building the church. As Michael A. G. Haykin shows in Rediscovering the Church Fathers, there are great insights and encouragement contained in…

  • Made for Friendship by Drew Hunter

    “What a friend we have in Jesus,all our sins and griefs to bear!What a privilege to carryeverything to God in prayer!” The words of this beloved hymn have been sung in many churches throughout the years. It is a hymn of comforting reminders to the believer. But how many of us have taken the time…