OUR DEAR BAKER HEIGHTS FAMILY, As I reflect over the last year and looking at our theme this year, some roads to the top of the mountain look different than

I was searching through children’s songs the other day to try and find one to sing at Kid’s Time that would fit the lesson that Sam was going to preach

In his glorious prologue, John sings what is likely an early hymn extolling Jesus. The hymn begins with his divinity reflected in his eternality: “In the beginning was the Word…”

A famous author is credited with saying, “It is easier to be enthusiastic about humanity with a capital ‘H’ than it is to love individual men and women, especially those

We have been talking the last couple of months about the teaching of the Bible that can help quiet some of the storms that teenagers face today and how they

Ancient Cappadocia Gregory of Nazianzus was born into a Christian family in Cappadocia. His father, bishop of Nazianzus, gave Gregory an intense religious education. He studied in Caesarea, Caesarea Philippi,

Our church family at Baker Heights has changed over the past few months because of several events that have brought us a renewal of our faith and a more spiritual

Paul stumped his readers when he said, “present your bodies as a living sacrifice” (Rom 12:1). Living sacrifice?!? It was like a green stop sign or jumbo shrimp. It made

Assumptions can be dangerous. For example, there is a story about a photographer for a magazine who was assigned to take photos of an ongoing forest fire. The smoke from