Thought of the Week

Little Emily was having difficulty with the Lord’s Prayer. She prayed, “Our father, who does art in heaven.”  How often do you look up at the sky to observe God’s heavenly art? The Psalmist said, “The heavens declare the glory

If there was ever a time in American History when we need Divine guidance, prayer, repentance and revival it is now. The Bible tells us to “Pray without ceasing” (1 Thess.5:17) and reminds us that “An upright man’s prayer when

When the Egyptian Army was thundering down on the Children of Israel as they stood before the Red Sea, the Bible says, “They were terrified and cried out to the Lord” (Exodus 14:10). It doesn’t take a wild imagination to

The Bible and the Church Hymnal are two valuable resources to use in your quiet time with God.  Regular Bible reading and study are essential to our spiritual development, our understanding of God and the life that He wants us

December is past. The year 2019 is history. The New Year is a story to be written with challenges to face. Reflecting upon what happened just in the month of December, I loved our Christmas worship with gifted musicians blessing

The 1991 edition of “The Baptist Hymnal” has only one of the many hymns composed by R. Maines Rawls, native of Jacksonville, Florida. “Take My Life, Lead me Lord,” has to be his noteworthy hymn.  Over the 96 years of

Christmas is just a week away and the time of year that is supposed to be filled with joy, excitement and anticipation is often filled with anxiety, sorrow, fatigue, depression and stress.  We crowd our schedules, set unrealistic goals, fail

The One World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan, NY replaces the Twin Towers that were demolished on September 11, 2001, when terrorist hijacked and flew commercial airliners into them as a part of their attack on America. The foundation of

“Missions” has long been at the heart of what we do at Crabtree Valley Baptist Church. Throughout the year, we are on mission.  Through “Hope Pantry” we are weekly providing food for those in need. Through our Benevolence Fund we

In Italian it’s ‘Grazie”. In French it’s “Merci Beaucoup”. In Spanish it’s “Gracias”. In Chinese it’s “do jeh, daw-dyeh, In German it’s “Danke sehr”. In Portuguese it’s “Obrigado”. In English it’s THANK YOU!  But in any language, words are inadequate