In Dale's Words

I became interested in the fitness craze of the 1980s around my second year of college at Western Kentucky. On the big screen, I had seen... read more

While preparing for this week’s sermon, I ran across this gem of clarity that I want to share with you. It concerns an oft-attributed... read more

Luke 2:17-18 ... read more

During our time of worshiping the Lord this weekend, we will examine the first real conflict in the early church and how they dealt with it... read more

I would often catch my father grinning in unbelief as he would watch his father interact with me. At times, my grandfather's patience with... read more

Every leader loves momentum but can also be challenged in its application. Not enough momentum can cause a stall. If there is too much... read more

I have enjoyed several conversations around the issue of spiritual warfare since our time in Ephesians 6. The point of these conversations... read more

Looking back over the past couple of years, I find myself still trying to make sense of how we’ve been affected by the pandemic. Whether... read more

Citizen: A citizen is a person who, by place of birth, nationality of one or both parents, or naturalization is granted full rights and... read more

Do you find yourself unfazed by the possibilities of Easter? I guess I should say the “realities” of Easter, but oftentimes the... read more

From the gas station to the grocery store, by now all of us are feeling the sting of rising prices on the basic things of life that we use... read more

Every now and then we are asked about the translation of the Bible that I use during our weekend services -- the New Living Translation... read more