“Looking for Nickels” August 2018 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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“Looking For Nickels” In the 22nd chapter of Matthew, we read about the Pharisees’ plot to entrap Jesus with his own words. As the discussion continues, we hear the very familiar words of our Lord as he says to them, “Give therefore to the emperor the things that are the emperor’s, and to God the […]
“Don’t Overlook Your Blessings!” July 2018 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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“God Knows Our Needs!” June 2018 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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“God Knows Our Needs!” Most of us who grew up Lutheran spent some time studying Martin Luther’s Small Catechism. Others of us who have come to the Lutheran church later in life may have received a copy of the Catechism with the instructions, “Spend some time reading through this so you know some of the […]
Let’s ‘CONNECT!’ May 2018 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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Let’s ‘CONNECT!’ St. John’s participated in the “Spirited Brunch” visitation of downtown churches on Sunday, April 22. This “Spirited Brunch” event is in its second year and during 2018 there were 21 churches participating. The event asked churches participating to remain open from 12:30 PM till 3:30 PM for visitors to come tour the sanctuary. […]
“One Foot In Front Of The Other” March 2018 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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“A Spiritual Check-Up” February 2018 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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“A Spiritual Check-Up” My family has a history of heart disease. It was probably present with several grandparents, but it became all too apparent when my father had a heart attack and blockages that required bypass surgery (twice). When my internist learned of this family history, he began tracking my own markers for cardiovascular disease. […]
“A Slight Pause As We Enter 2018” January 2018 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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“What Will They Say” December 2017 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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“What Will They Say?” In those days a decree went out from Emperor Augustus that all the world should be registered. This was the first registration and was taken while Quirinius was governor of Syria. All went to their own towns to be registered. Joseph also went from the town of Nazareth in Galilee to […]
‘The Anniversary Intersection’ November 2017 Herald Article by Pastor David Butler
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I grew up in Columbia, SC. By the time I was in high school and certainly by college, I had heard of “Five Points.” It was an area located near the University of South Carolina where five roads intersected and created a hustling, bustling area of shops, bars, and restaurants. Everybody knew where Five Points […]
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