Author Archives: Steve Foster

The Wonder of Creation

Posted on May 4, 2016 by Steve Foster

In the beginning God… Is there any statement more radical, more revolutionary, more real? In the beginning… Time has a beginning. It is a created segment of eternity. It is a short story written by the infinite God. We feel … Continue reading →

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Unfathomable Friday

Posted on March 25, 2016 by Steve Foster

Good Friday.   It seems like a misnomer. We remember the unjust, ugly, cruel crucifixion of an innocent Man with the word "good." From an earthly perspective, "good" is the wrong word for such an event. But from an eternal … Continue reading →

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A Few Thoughts on American Politics

Posted on February 29, 2016 by Steve Foster

How is a Christian to live in this current political climate? It is a tough question. One I wrestle with all the time, especially as a pastor. Our political process seems broken. Political debates are driven by entertainment and sound … Continue reading →

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Man’s Search for Meaning

Posted on February 23, 2016 by Steve Foster

Viktor Frankl's book is a classic. A story of survival in the Nazi concentration camps and a manual for finding meaning even in the most difficult of circumstances. Frankl's book has one overriding premise. Man's most essential quest is not … Continue reading →

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Ten Reasons to Be Humble

Posted on February 8, 2016 by Steve Foster

You would think that an honest look at ourselves and at our condition would make us all humble. But there is something in our hearts that still rises up in self-focused, self-justifying, other-comparing pride. If the "fear of the Lord … Continue reading →

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