Category Archives: Thoughts From Sermon

Builder’s App

Posted on August 22, 2012 by Mark Shields

We concluded the five part series called “Life Apps” this past weekend at the church I attend. This week’s message is titled “Builder’s App” and can be listened to or viewed at this link. We live in a world of … Continue reading →

Posted in Thoughts From Sermon | Tagged Apps, Church, Faith, God, God the Father, Holy Spirit, Hope, Isaiah, Jesus, Matthew, Podcast, Prayer, Technology | 2 Comments

Vacation App

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Mark Shields

We continued the sermon series called “Life Apps” this past weekend at the church I attend. This week’s message is titled “Vacation App” and can be listened to or viewed at this link. There are apps for personal finance, exercise, … Continue reading →

Posted in Thoughts From Sermon | Tagged Applied Faith, Apps, Books of Kings, Elijah, God, God’s Word, Matthew, Priorities, Re-engage, Recharge, Reflect, Rest, Sabbath, Sermon | 1 Comment

Mercy App

Posted on July 25, 2012 by Mark Shields

We are in a sermon series at my church called “Life Apps”. The series is about how the Bible has many apps that can enhance and improve our life? This past week, the message was titled “Mercy App”. We can … Continue reading →

Posted in Thoughts From Sermon | Tagged Bible, Christ, Forgiveness, God, Love, Mercy, Peace, Prayer, Sin | 5 Comments

Stepping Up to the Plate

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Mark Shields

The center of attention in baseball or softball is home plate. For the pitcher to throw a strike, it has to be thrown within the strike zone which is in a certain area over home plate. Runs are scored for … Continue reading →

Posted in Thoughts From Sermon | Tagged Baseball, Bible, Christian, Courage, Good Friday, Jesus Christ, Nicodemus, Sara Tucholsky, Softball | Leave a comment

What’s Happening in My Part of the World

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Mark Shields

The message last weekend at my church was from Acts 15:1-20 and titled “The Church Lost Its Way”. The early church grew and there were some growing pains as they struggled with whom should be accepted in. They were lost … Continue reading →