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Religion

  • COLUMN: Handling Difficulties

    Life is full of difficulties – Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey and New York; the tornadoes in Missouri and Henryville, Ind.; or the Boston Marathon bombings this past week. When there are disasters – what do you do? Do we ask for help or try to go it on our own?

    Whether it is tragedies like those already mentioned, work problems, financial problems, raising kids, aging, health problems or things similar, we all need help as we travel the road of life. So when we find ourselves in difficult or desperate situations, what should we do?

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  • Church Calendar - April 24, 2013

    Food pantry at Church of Christ

    The LaRue County Church of Christ’s food pantry will give away food 6-7 p.m. April 24 and 9:30 a.m. to noon April 26 to those who qualify. The church is located on Old E’town Road, Hodgenville. For more information, call 358-9812.

     

    Women’s conference at Crume’s Monuments

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  • Student ministries team captures state championships

    Several members of Family Worship Center’s youth group, Cutting Edge Student Ministries, competed April 12-13 in the Kentucky Teen Talent at the Kentucky Church of God Campgrounds in Lexington.
    CESM had 13 entries in various categories, both individual and group, such as human video, drama, pantomime, art, singing and Bible teaching. FWC’s youth came back with five State Championship trophies and four runner-up trophies.

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  • Church Calendar - April 17, 2013

    Revival at Mount Zion Separate Baptist Church

    Mount Zion Separate Baptist Church will hold revival 7 p.m. April 18-21 with Rev. Jerry Scott. For more information, call Gerald Gardner at (270) 358-3222.

     

    Parkway Baptist holds revival

    Parkway Baptist will hold a revival 7 p.m. April 19-20 and 11 a.m. April 21 with Bro. Norm Brock. A light meal will be served at 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For more information, call DeWayne Gibson at (270) 268-3040.

     

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  • COLUMN: We All Make Them

    Decisions. Decisions. Decisions.

    We all face them every day. Some are small. Others are big. But they must be made.

    At times we struggle.

    Proverbs 3:5-6 gives us help in making wise decisions. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.” 

    There are some things we can be certain of – God wants us to make wise decisions, to follow his guidance and for us to have clear directions.

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  • Church Calendar - April 10, 2013

    Gospel singing to benefit family
    Haskell and Annette McCubbins (The McCubbins Family gospel singers) lost their Hart County home to fire on Jan. 6. A benefit concert will be held 7 p.m. April 13 at Elizabethtown Baptist Church, 1525 N. Miles St., Elizabethtown. No admission charge. An offering will be taken; Modern Woodmen of America will match up to $2,500 of proceeds. For more information, call Bill Twyman at 270-358-0002 or 737-2750.

    Homecoming at Three Forks of Bacon Creek

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  • COLUMN: Hold on to the good

    What are your priorities in life? They really don't change that much. If you had them yesterday, you probably haven't changed them today. We tend to get in a rut and stay there.

    Health and fitness, career, personal finances, family and relationships, home improvement - some of these would be priorities for many today. But for many their priorities have nothing to do with the Lord. Some think only of this life and the afterlife does not interest them.

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  • Church Calendar - April 3, 2013

     New times at Hodgenville Christian Church

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  • PHOTO: Union Christian Church celebrates Easter
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  • COLUMN: It didn't end on Good Friday

     In the 1982 NBA championship series between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Philadelphia 76ers, the Lakers won the first three games. One more game and the Lakers would be the champions. But the 76ers refused to give up. A sports writer interviewed Julius Erwin (Dr. J) and asked if the 76ers were going to concede the series. Dr. J showed optimism when he said, “It is not over until it’s over.”

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