Monthly Archives: March 2014

Dear Friends, The first sentence of today’s devotional reminds me of my mantra that I have written before:  Live below your means and above your circumstances.  Sounds easy, but it’s not.  It’s a daily discipline and mindset of focusing our … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Have you ever heard the phrase “God helps those who help themselves”?  I’ve always liked that saying.  It’s not really from the Bible, per se, but it does resonate with me and how I go about life.  It takes … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, This little short devotional is packed with power!  The Holy Spirit, working in us and through us, is indeed limitless in power and possibilities.  Those of you who have been serving along side of me through the years … Continue reading →

Dear Beloved, I send this devotional to you all with a heavy heart.  I learned yesterday that our wonderful sister, Trish Geer (our oboist) lost her youngest son in an automobile accident on Friday.  Services will be this Saturday at 2pm at Waxahachie … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Beautiful words to live by each and every day.   Be blessed!  Love, Scott _______________________________________________________ Let Me Help You through this day.  The challenges you face are far too great for you to handle alone.  You are keenly aware … Continue reading →

And so, we’re on our journey through the Holy land!  Thank you all so much for your presence last night at our Ash Wednesday service.  It was a glorious representation of we can do together as worship leaders.  Truly inspiring and uplifting! … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, As you all know, today is Ash Wednesday.  A day that marks the beginning of Lent as we journey to the cross with Christ and to Resurrection Sunday on April 20th.  I’m very excited about the new sermon series coming up as … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I love that song sung many years ago by Bobby McFerrin, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy”.  It has a catchy little tune, nice beat and the message is clear. However, Mr.McFerrin doesn’t really tell us how to truly not have any … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, How ironic that the scripture used for this devotional was the same used yesterday for the sermon.  However, what struck me most about today’s devotional is the first line:  “I love you for who you are, not for … Continue reading →