By Bro. David Mathis

Journey to Bethlehem at First Baptist Center Dec 8-10

December 6, 2023 - First Baptist Center, once again this year, is inviting the community to take a trip to Old Bethlehem. It's a unique, interactive, and exciting holiday experience. Angels, Shepherds, and Kings. Sheep, Donkeys, and Camels. Free gifts for kids, and for their moms. Hot chocolate and Santa. Live music and a light show. And much more. Come and be our guest at Journey to Bethlehem II, Friday-Sunday, December 8-10, 6-8pm. A free Christmas gift to your family from the family at First Baptist.

David's Daily Devotion for December 6

December 6, 2023 - Good Morning! It's Wednesday, December 6.

Each day this week we're looking at a story behind a carol. Many of the songs that we love to sing during the Christmas season have interesting backgrounds, stories that are sometimes dramatic and often heartwarming. I love the stories behind the carols and hope you'll enjoy these special holiday devotionals.

David's Daily Devotion for November 30

November 30, 2023 - Good Morning! It's Thursday, November 30.

Today, on the threshold of December, we focus on the nativity characters who journeyed the farthest to see the Christ Child. This morning we consider the kings, the wise men, the magi.

The magi are only mentioned in the 2nd chapter of Matthew. The verse, perhaps, that sums up who they were and what they did is Matthew 2:11 -

David's Daily Devotion for November 29

November 29, 2023 - Good Morning! It's Wednesday, November 29.

Happy Birthday to Clive Staples Lewis, born November 29, 1898. One of my favorite writers, C.S. Lewis is considered by many to be the greatest Christian apologist of the 20th century. That’s “apologist” from the Greek “apologia,” a legal term for offering a defense. Lewis was an heroic defender of the faith and his over 30 books sold millions of copies and continue to influence those who explore the Christian experience.

David's Daily Devotion for November 28

November 28, 2023 - Good Morning! It's Tuesday, November 28.

On this day, in 1974, John Lennon performed for a sold-out crowd at New York City's Madison Square Garden. That's not very surprising - Lennon was a natural born performer. What is surprising, astounding really, is the fact that this would be his last public performance. In 1980, a psychotic fan ended his life. But for the last six years of his life, he didn't do the thing that he was born to do, he didn't share his music with the world.

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