When you hear the term “business meeting,” what comes to mind? Sharing information, casting vision, effective communication, strategic planning? At Eastmont we hope that our business meetings will reflect all those

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,

Vulnerable. This is a word that describes quite well the human condition. This week we have witnessed national coverage of a horrific school shooting in Nashville and deadly tornadoes sweeping

“Jesus is Lord.” It has been said that those three words (only two words in Greek) formed the earliest Christian creed. Baptists tend not to be creedal people, but creeds

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

How many words would it take to change your life? To inspire hope? To make you willing to sell everything you own and risk your life?  “Follow me, and I

When it comes to unreached peoples, most often we think about areas in Africa and Asia where there are little to no Christians and perhaps even intense persecution of Christians. Accordingly, when

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.”

At the beginning of each year, we hear the regular conversations around success and doing better and often the hidden “secrets” of navigating the stated goal or purpose. However, what