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Religion

  • The response of the shepherds and you

    The shepherds said, “Let us now go even unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which is come to pass, which the lord hath made known unto us” (Luke 2:15).  The day of our Lord’s birth is earth’s most significant event.

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  • Five Christmas opportunities

    Jonathan Carl
    Guest Columnist

    Christmas is a time of varying emotions but usually full of a lot of hustle and bustle. There are many opportunities to seize as we finish 2016, and here are a few priorities to consider for your Christmas!

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  • Church Calendar

    Family Worship Center Christmas Eve Service

    Family Worship Center would like to invite the public to their Christmas Eve service, at 6:00 p.m. Saturday, December 24. The church is located at 343 Tanner Road in Hodgenville.

    LaRue Baptist Church Christmas Eve Service

       Christmas Eve service will be held at 6:00 p.m. Saturday, December 24. Christmas Day service will be held at 11:00 a.m. The church is located at 2492 Lincoln Farm Road in Hodgenville. Everyone is welcome.

    Magnolia Baptist Church Candlelight service

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  • Church calendar - December 7, 2016

    Live Nativity at Fork Christian Church

    The Rolling Fork Christian Church will be presenting a live nativity scene from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, December 16. There will be live animals and people to recreate the first Christmas. Everyone is invited to come and join to celebrate the birth of the Lord! For additional information or questions please contact Bro. Tim Underhill at 502-827-3061.

    Cakes, Candy and Cookies

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  • The Wise Men Came and Were Never the Same

    As we are walking through the Christmas season, it is imperative that each of us take a moment and breathe. If your schedule is anything like mine, then you are probably booked with special events, family functions, and just the chaos of attending to every need around you. This type of schedule attacks our ability to maintain focus on the reason that we celebrate this season, Jesus.

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  • His Name is Wonderful

    Bible names meant something -- Peter meant rock, Jesus meant Savior, Jacob meant supplanter.  Jesus is given at least 212 names in the Bible --   Lamb, Lion, Lily of the valley, and many others.  Isaiah sums up how he felt when he called Jesus “Wonderful”  in Isaiah 9:6-7.

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  • Messages of the Manger

    One of our favorite Christmas carols is “Away in a Manger,” loved by young and old.  Have you ever wondered why Jesus was born in a smelly bed of hay and laid in an animal feeding trough?  In 1964 Leslie Flynn wrote of some great truths to be learned from Jesus’ birth in a stable.

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  • Church calendar - November 30, 2016

    A Southern Christmas Concert

    Community Gospel Singers will present A Southern Christmas Concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, December 3 at the Hodgenville United Methodist Church at 825 Tonieville Road in Hodgenville. The concert is free, but a love offering will be taken. For more information contact Bill Twyman at 270-234-4799.

    Christmas in the Country

        Levelwoods United Methodist Church will be holding a Christmas in the Country at 6 p.m. on December 3 with singing and fellowship to follow.

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  • May Our Hearts Burn
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  • God Became Man

    During Advent Christians will be focusing on the coming of Christ — His first coming, but also His promise to return.  Many titles are given to Christ in the Bible.  “Emmanuel” is one of them, and it means “God with us.”

    Christmas is the miracle of God coming to earth to be with us.  He who made the universe came and lived on this planet.  The one who flung the stars into space came as a baby.  He retained His deity while assuming humanity.  God became man — the doctrine of the Incarnation.

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