Pastor's Heart

The heart of a matter is defined as the “center” or “core”. What is my heart? What is at the center of my thoughts, passions and intents? It’s spending myself on God and others. Jesus said it another way. He said the greatest two commandments are to the love the Lord your God with all of your heart, all of your mind, and all of your strength, and to love your neighbor as much as you love yourself.

One of my Bible college professors once said it was his opinion that atheists do not exist. What was his reasoning for such a conclusion? Every time civilization discovers a new group of people, they are worshiping some form of a god or deity. God has built into the heart of humanity the desire and need to know and worship Him. The way we worship God in Spirit and truth is through having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.  And as in any quality relationship, there is going to be continued fellowship and increasing depth and commitment.

Relationships make life bearable. They give us roots and fruit – roots that help us feel sure when everything is going wrong and fruit to celebrate when everything is going right. As a pastor, I see developing and maintaining relationships as essential to our Christian and personal development. They are “the iron that sharpens iron” in our lives.

What is my greatest passion and desire as pastor of Complete In Christ Church?  To see God raise up a church community where all individuals and families of the Searcy area feel welcomed and can grow and flourish in their walk of faith and discover God's plan for their lives.

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