Wednesday morning of Holy Week.
The devotional reading on the Goshen College Lenten Devotionals bog site is taken from Philippians 2:5-11. This, by the way, is the traditional Epistle Lectionary reading for Palm Sunday.It’s also considered to be one of the first creeds — or statements of faith — of the [...]
Tuesday of Holy Week.
I attended mid day services in Reidsville today. A friend, Bishop Elijah Williams, brought a very moving message about Christian unity. He talked about how the PIN (Personal ID Number) for every Christian should be LOVE — and got us to say after him L O V E is my [...]
This week is Holy Week – the week that begins with Palm Sunday and ends with Holy Saturday.
It’s the most important week of the year for Christians as we reflect upon the sacrafice of Christ for our sins. Many communities have worship services every day — culminating in the services of Maundy Thursday [...]
Today’s post on the Goshen College Lenten Devotial web blog is a refletion on Isaiah 50:4-9(a) — the Old Testament reading for Palm Sunday for those who follow the Revised Common Lectionary. The devotional deals with handling trials in a way that can show God to others.
Here are some [...]
“When is this game going to end so we can go to sleep?”
That’s what Sally, my wife, kept asking me last night as I watched Wake Forest get upset by West Virginia in a double overtime thriller last night!
I know now why they call [...]
I am the pastor of Hopewell Presbyterian Church in Florence, SC. I have been a Presbyterian Church (USA) pastor for over 20 years. I'm married, with no children - but 3 dogs! I enjoy meeting people, reading, blogging, watching sports, and fishing -- among other things.
The opinions you'll find here are mine alone. They do not necessarily express the views of my church, my Presbytery, my denomination, my family, my friends, or anyone else. The attempted humor you'll find here is definitely mine.
Bill Hayes
