May 2026 Newsletter

May 1, 2026Brothers and Sisters in Christ, God has never needed something big to do something significant. “For who hath despised the day of small things?” (KJV)— Zechariah 4:10 In recent months, we have looked at moments in the early church where something important was close at hand… …and nearly missed. Peter stood at the door after being delivered—an answered prayer, still waiting outside.The widows were present within the church—real needs, quietly overlooked in daily care. In both moments, the issue was not a lack of faith or effort. The people were praying.The people were serving. But something essential was still missed. In both moments, everything changed when someone noticed…and someone responded. The Work That Is Easy to Miss Not all ministry is visible. Much of it happens in quiet moments—a conversation,a visit,a need that is not clearly spoken. For many of you serving in communities, prisons, hospitals, and homes, this is familiar ground. The work does not always bring immediate results, but it remains essential. A Pattern We Recognize We’ve talked about the widows,...
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February 2026 Newsletter

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Bearing Faithful Witness One of the quiet gifts of growing older is learning how to honor what truly matters even when our perspectives and spiritual styles differ. My father Dr. Davy and I did not see the world or faith the same way. He carried a strong “Sword of Christ” theology, rooted in clarity, authority, and lots of exclamation points (!!!) My current journey as someone who volunteers for my mama, Sister Cathy, is one of learning and growing. It has been shaped by Jesus walking in the dust with people, sitting with the wounded, and entering messy human stories. We approached following Christ from different angles, sometimes with real tension between us, yet always with the same goal to bring people to Christ. When I come to you, I leave my worldly biases behind. As I continue to carry Dr. Davy’s mission forward in our church family, I’m reminded that unity in Christ does not require uniformity...
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