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Religion

  • Parkway Baptist to open new sanctuary

    Parkway Baptist Church in Hodgenville will hold its first service in their new sanctuary this Sunday, September 11.

    Pastor DeWayne Gibson said the current church building was built in November 1991 and that their membership has outgrown their old sanctuary. He said they started building the current sanctuary in September 2015 and they competed it almost a year later.

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  • Hell-Heaven

    Hell. Do you avoid thinking or talking about Hell? Why? Is it simply too unpleasant and distasteful? Or is it out of a hidden or repressed fear? Should we think and talk about Hell?

    Does Hell really exist? Some believe Hell does not exist and question how a loving God could send someone there. Others assert that Hell is simply life here on earth. Some use the word “Hell” casually and flippantly, showing they don’t even understand what it really is.

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  • Church calendar - August 31, 2016

    Old Mount Sherman Cemetery accepting donations

    Old Mount Sherman Cemetery is accepting donations for upkeep. Mail checks to Dale Warren, 3624 Sand Ridge Road, Magnolia, KY 42757 or call 270-528-4142.

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  • A Promise Keeper

    There was a time when we heard the saying, “A man’s word is as good as his bond.”  Or maybe someone used as his motto: “I always do what I say I will do.” Many today make promises, but don’t keep them; and some give their word, but never make it good.

    But there is one on whom you can always depend. In your Bible, you will find that Jesus made many promises some of which have already been fulfilled, some He is doing now and others apply to the future.

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  • Church Calendar: August 24, 2016

    LaRue County Church of Christ Church Food

    The LaRue County Church of Christ Food Pantry will give food to those who qualify on Friday August 27 from 9 a.m. to noon. For information, call 270-358-9812 or 270-358-9220.

    Car Show

    Rolling Fork Christian Church will host a Car Show August 28. Show begins at 4 p.m. with a meal at 5 p.m. followed by a devotion. All makes and models are welcome. For more information call 502-827-3061.

    Old Mount Sherman Cemetery accepting donations

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  • The greatest change

    God is a great God and His love is a great love.  But so many today believe in a little God and a great humanity.  Man tries to take the place of God.  While man is glorified, God is being pushed into the background.

    But God is still sovereign.  He made all things: they are His now, and one day He will reign over all things.  David felt small when he considered the handwork of God, and said, “When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers. What is man that you take thought of him” (Psalm 8:3-4).

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  • So great a salvation

    By Paul Richey

    In John 3, the Bible speaks of a religious leader named Nicodemus coming to Jesus by the cover of night to investigate salvation. Through this dialogue, Jesus declares that one must be born again to receive life everlasting. Nicodemus was confused by this statement and asked for clarification and eventually walked away in the moment to ponder what Jesus had taught.

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  • Church Calendar: August 17, 2016

    His Heart Quartet

       Buffalo Baptist Church will host the His Heart Quartet, at 6 p.m. Sunday, August 21. The church is located at 2530 Greensburg Rd., Buffalo. For more information call 270-766-2548.

     

     

    Old Mount Sherman Cemetery accepting donations

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  • Olympic gold

    By Jonathan Carl

    Guest Columnist

    The Olympics.  I love this season of International athletic competition.  Have you been watching the Olympics?  Have you ever imagined yourself competing in them?  Winning a medal?  Winning gold?

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  • Troubles will come

    Everyone has troubles.  The old expression says, “It rains on the just and the unjust.”  So the question is, “How do we handle troubles when they come to us?”  One young man is jilted by his girl friend and he tries to commit suicide; while another man faces the same problem, but writes a song about it and makes a million dollars.  Trouble came to both, but the difference was how they chose to handle the problem.

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