I am so behind on this site. I have news though. We are getting ready to have our first Sunday morning service on October 8^th , 2006. Worship will start at 11AM. Our new praise team has been meeting for a while now to get ready and we would love to have you visit. Can't come---we would appreciate your prayers.

Welcome! On this page you can find links to original gospel music MP3's (check out our free Cd offer), lyrics, info about us, free MP3 back-up music you can sing with, and our plans (God Willin') for other ministry outreaches. If you e-mail me I will try to let you know when I up-date this page. Don't worry I won't pester you and will keep your info private.

Struggling with self esteem issues? Why not print out these suggestions for building a Godly view of yourself?	To view the document Steps to a Godly Self-Esteem Click here. Use back button on your browser to return here.
I was stressed and Angry, and didn't know why... turns out I was jealous	My wife's jealousy is getting ridiculous. The other day she looked at my calendar and wanted to know who May was. --Rodney Dangerfield Jealousy comes primarily in two disagreeable flavors. One is the hurt and anger we feel when we've been betrayed, or the feelings we experience when we perceive a genuine threat. Infidelity, or flirtatious actions would fall in this category. Then our hurt and anger (within reasonable bounds) is an appropriate reaction because someone has been unfaithful and broken our trust. Even God feels this sort of jealousy (Joshua 24:19). (And yes, I consider flirting unfaithfulness-- but that deserves an article of it's own.)The other bitter flavor is the imagined threat. It leaves a similar bad taste and generates a near identical, though perhaps less intense, emotional response as the first flavor; but is harder to recognize as jealousy. This other form of jealousy has other causes and remedies. For entire article click here.
Martha's Dilemma What relationships tell us about our Faith.	....We rightly expect devotion from those who profess to love us. Where there is no devotion, we then have a right to call in question the validity of confessed love. We know what the yardstick of loving is, and we measure instinctively every relationship we see. Well, maybe not every relationship.... More
	Like puzzles here are some for your enjoyment. We also have wallpaper for your desktop. Click Here
Poetry. My Dad has been a minister for many years and has given me permission to share some of his poetry with you.	Excerpt from The Four Seasons ...If you would see my love for you just look at what I've done. In the stillness of a winter's night when all was cold and dark, I sent the beauty of the snow to cheer you lonely heart. And when the winter winds had passed and evening shadows gone, I sent the robin to your house to sing his lovely song... Click here for Poetry page.
More free music you can download. Congregational songs with different styles. Now we also offer CD quality soundtracks you can download and sing along with.	Praise God for ever
Here is our free Cd offer... Original music and a message on getting your needs met. In ignorance I was pushing my wife away ... until God helped me make a change... More
	Both of us were born in 1955, I in Clarkson, Kentucky she in Tampa, Florida. We met in a block church called Harvest Temple in New Albany Indiana, it was there that we first had an encounter with God.... More
	Technology has given us powerful ways to educate, and equip our families in the midst of this evil world. For our local Christian brethren we are offering audio video presentations to strengthen the believer... More. KJV 1 Peter 3:15 But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear:
More Articles....... click here to go to main articles page. ...He was relentless as a beagle on the trail of a rabbit after that. His tune never changed, his howl was the same and insistent, "Come down here." Implied in that simple statement, was both need and desire. His father hesitated... and tried to question his insistence on him coming down now, why now?... More ...I must admit that it had been awhile; when I was young climbing trees was a source of thrills and accomplishment. Sometimes it felt like I was a mile high (which of course I wasn't). When I pushed myself to climb near the top where the tree would sway back and forth and fear was real; I would pat myself on the back for daring so much. I guess I was looking for the limits of my reach. Those days were long past and my needs and desires seemed different then... but I guess maybe I still needed an adventure and still had a longing to see how high I could reach. So I climbed... More ...Dad did remember though... he called and I obediently came. Then there were his questions, and my tears. But what happened next, I did not expect.... More. Lamon & Marcia Napper

Struggling with self esteem issues? Why not print out these suggestions for building a Godly view of yourself?

To view the document

Steps to a Godly Self-Esteem Click here. Use back button on your browser to return here.

I was stressed and

Angry, and didn't know why...

turns out I was

jealous

My wife's jealousy is getting ridiculous. The other day she looked at my calendar and wanted to know who May was.
--Rodney Dangerfield

Jealousy comes primarily in two disagreeable flavors. One is the hurt and anger we feel when we've been betrayed, or the feelings we experience when we perceive a genuine threat. Infidelity, or flirtatious actions would fall in this category. Then our hurt and anger (within reasonable bounds) is an appropriate reaction because someone has been unfaithful and broken our trust. Even God feels this sort of jealousy (Joshua 24:19). (And yes, I consider flirting unfaithfulness-- but that deserves an article of it's own.)The other bitter flavor is the imagined threat. It leaves a similar bad taste and generates a near identical, though perhaps less intense, emotional response as the first flavor; but is harder to recognize as jealousy. This other form of jealousy has other causes and remedies.

For entire article click here.

Martha's Dilemma

What relationships tell us about our Faith.

....We rightly expect devotion from those who profess to love us. Where there is no devotion, we then have a right to call in question the validity of confessed love.

We know what the yardstick of loving is, and we measure instinctively every relationship we see. Well, maybe not every relationship.... More

Like puzzles here are some for your enjoyment.

We also have wallpaper for your desktop.

Click Here

Poetry. My Dad has been a minister for many years and has given me permission to share some of his poetry with you.

Excerpt from

The Four Seasons

...If you would see my love for you just look at what I've done.

In the stillness of a winter's night when all was cold and dark,

I sent the beauty of the snow to cheer you lonely heart.

And when the winter winds had passed and evening shadows gone,

I sent the robin to your house to sing his lovely song...

Click here for Poetry page.

More free music you can download.

Congregational songs with different styles.

Now we also offer CD quality soundtracks you can download and sing along with.

Praise God for ever

Here is our free Cd offer... Original music and a message on getting your needs met.

In ignorance I was pushing my wife away ... until God helped me make a change...

More

Both of us were born in 1955, I in Clarkson, Kentucky she in Tampa, Florida. We met in a block church called Harvest Temple in New Albany Indiana, it was there that we first had an encounter with God.... More

Technology has given us powerful ways to educate, and equip our families in the midst of this evil world. For our local Christian brethren we are offering audio video presentations to strengthen the believer...

More.

KJV 1 Peter 3:15 But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear:

More Articles....... click here to go to main articles page.

...He was relentless as a beagle on the trail of a rabbit after that. His tune never changed, his howl was the same and insistent, "Come down here." Implied in that simple statement, was both need and desire. His father hesitated... and tried to question his insistence on him coming down now, why now?...

More

...I must admit that it had been awhile; when I was young climbing trees was a source of thrills and accomplishment. Sometimes it felt like I was a mile high (which of course I wasn't). When I pushed myself to climb near the top where the tree would sway back and forth and fear was real; I would pat myself on the back for daring so much. I guess I was looking for the limits of my reach. Those days were long past and my needs and desires seemed different then... but I guess maybe I still needed an adventure and still had a longing to see how high I could reach. So I climbed... More

...Dad did remember though... he called and I obediently came. Then there were his questions, and my tears. But what happened next, I did not expect.... More.

Lamon & Marcia Napper