Not Just Reading—Responding: A Life Changed by the Bible
Recently, I spoke at a local high school on “How to Study the Bible.” The Bible can be intimidating. Its vast number of pages combined with difficult names and themes […]
Thankfull
Each November, our attention turns to Thanksgiving and memories of holidays spent at Granny’s house surrounded by extended family, eating food and sharing laughs while one or more of the […]
Whatever It Takes
How far are you willing to go to gain what you know you need? Some of the best movies and television series we love are almost always built around a […]
Our Freedom in Christ
This week, our nation celebrates 248 years of independence from British rule. The movement that fueled our Declaration of Independence was founded upon truths from Scripture concerning God-given rights that […]
Making Disciples is an Effort Worth Doing
Have you ever had a great idea but failed to act upon it because you didn’t have all the details ironed out? Have you ever been held back from advancement […]
Struggle and Freedom
This week, America celebrates our 247th Independence Day. Our freedom began with the signing of the Declaration of Independence, but shortly thereafter the resolve by those who desired freedom was […]
Greater Things
Have you ever experienced a moment of greatness? Maybe you won the league championship or received that promotion. Maybe you aced the final exam or earned a superior rating by […]
Easter Every Day
Easter weekend at Eastmont was incredible. On Good Friday we focused on the cross of Christ. We read the story of His suffering, sang of the atoning blood of Jesus, […]
10 for 10 Survey Update
We’re almost two full weeks into our TEN-FOR-TEN emphasis, asking Eastmont families (members and attenders) to join in casting a vision for what the next ten years might look like for our church […]
Fighting Procrastination
My name is Cleve. And I’m a procrastinator. I define procrastination as “intentionally putting off until later that which should be done now.” Don’t get me wrong. I’m not “lazy.” […]