Letters from the Cove

After helping his parents clear out their old sheds, Pastor William was struck by how strange and freeing change can feel. In this month’s reflection, he reminds us that our true identity isn’t found in what’s around us, but in who we are in Christ— unchanging, secure, and deeply loved.

Even after the storm, there is still life, still beauty, and still purpose. Pastor William shares a powerful story of a bent tree, Hurricane Helene, and the hope we find in Christ when life knocks us down.

Sin Always Spreads— Until the Savior Steps In With Spiritual Healing Some weeks back, our boxer/beagle (some might say bogle) mix, Belle,...

Life’s unpredictable, but peace is possible. Pastor William shares how Philippians 4:8 helps us focus on what’s good, true, and lovely.

Unlike our childhood valentines, God’s love never wavers or plays favorites. Discover how He treasures you and how we can reflect His love!

How do we balance tasks & connections? 1 Peter 4:10 reminds us to steward both service & relationships because both people & purpose matter.

Learning Steadfastness From a Coastal Beacon of Light

What can riding an old church bus in the blazing summer heat on a road trip teach us about a sense of community?

Find out what Pastor William's dog, Belle, and we as God's children have in common.