Author Archives: Pastor Dave

 I took a friend hunting (or as we like to say here because of the loss of wildlife due to the wolves, lions and bears, “hiking with our guns”) last Friday. We covered quite a distance in the mountains and … Continue reading →

 We saw something unusual on one of our daily walks this past week. We saw a group of neighborhood children playing a pick-up game of tag football. What a novel idea!  Normally when we walk around our neighborhood (which contains … Continue reading →

  It is easy to get discouraged in the world in which we live, especially as a believer seeing the spiritual decline of our own culture and nation. The world is under a curse because of sin and the heart … Continue reading →

A lady in our home Bible study group had her identity stolen and went through quite a difficult year attempting to get it back. Maybe some of you have had a similar experience. Just misplacing a credit card is not … Continue reading →

 We’ve had the privilege over the past few weeks of hearing a number of missionary reports from ministries all around the globe and it is exciting to hear what God is doing as He builds His Church world-wide.  It is … Continue reading →

       During our junior high and high school years my wife and I both attended “Big Sky Bible Camp” on Peterson Lake near Bigfork, Montana. The camp was started by a couple Bible Club Movement missionaries, Miss Clark and … Continue reading →

 For those of you who spent some time in college, you may recall being assigned several books to read for one of your courses, and realizing that at your reading speed and with other homework you would never be able … Continue reading →

  “AWANA”  (which stands for “Approved Workman Are Not Ashamed” from II Tim. 2:15) is an international Christian youth program that we ran at Three Lakes Bible Church and is also conducted at Faith Bible Church where we now attend. It … Continue reading →

       This past Saturday, we had the privilege of attending a 90th birthday celebration for Nora Mae Auge. Many of her children and grandchildren gave testimonies of how her godly example and prayers had kept them on track for … Continue reading →

 God, in speaking to and through the prophet Hosea, said: “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge…” (Hos. 4:6).  What was true of the Jews and the nation of Israel in Hosea’s day, can be said concerning our present age, … Continue reading →