On Sunday, January 17, 2016, I got the privilege of sharing a message at Rockingham Christian Church. The Scripture was from Luke 11:5-13, "The Parable of the Friend at Midnight," on the topic of bold prayer. It was one of the fastest messages I have ever put together, because God was telling me exactly what … Continue reading Sermon: Parable of the Friend at Midnight
Is Anyone Among You Sick?
Right now, it seems most of the United States (and probably many others around the world) are shocked at Robin Williams' recent death. The last I heard was that it was most likely suicide, but nothing had been confirmed. Apparently, he had been battling with depression for quite some time. But of course, most of … Continue reading Is Anyone Among You Sick?
Here Begins a Busy Summer
The last few years, summer has not been that relaxing. It all starts with a trip to Los Angeles for E3. This is mostly a fun trip, where I play video games and write up some blog posts for NintendoFuse.com. Then, a few weeks later is Camp Create, our church's summer arts camp. About a … Continue reading Here Begins a Busy Summer
What Can I Do? – A Response to the Boston Bombings
As one of the biggest running events neared its conclusion yesterday in Boston, time seemed to stop. However, it was not because of a particular underrated runner finishing the 26.2 miles or anything like that. No, this stoppage of time occurred due to the supposed heinous act of an individual or group, who wanted to … Continue reading What Can I Do? – A Response to the Boston Bombings
Addressing the Controversy of Bibles and Prayer in School
The other day, I saw one of those "someecard" things on Facebook that said, "Bibles aren't allowed in schools anymore, but encouraged in prisons." I could not help but think to myself, "That's not exactly true." Bibles are allowed in schools, and so is prayer. It has often been said that as long as there … Continue reading Addressing the Controversy of Bibles and Prayer in School
Boldness in Prayer
Recently, I started reading The Circle Maker, by Mark Batterson. We are also going through the video-driven study with a small group of our high school students. I have only read the first four chapters so far, but it has already challenged me in many ways. The first of which involves being more bold in … Continue reading Boldness in Prayer
Please Consider Helping Our Students Serve at WorkcampNE 2012
So, guess what! We've got about 30 high school students going on our mission trip this summer to VT. 30!! How awesome is that!? However, trips like this cost money. They have to pay for the supplies, transportation, housing, etc. while we are there. So, my question is this. Would you be willing to allow … Continue reading Please Consider Helping Our Students Serve at WorkcampNE 2012
We Need Your Help for Puerto Rico 2011
UPDATE: I just found out that we can get our transportation cheaper than anticipated, which means we only need $250 more instead of $700!! To start with, I want to thank all of you so much for your support. Because of your prayers and financial gifts, we have reached our goal to go on our … Continue reading We Need Your Help for Puerto Rico 2011
Thoughts on TIME’s Top 100 of 2011
It is no secret that TIME Magazine puts out a list of the Top 100 People every year, based on influence. The 2011 list consists of several people you would expect, but of course, it contains many that might shock you. Among the Top 100 are Rob Bell, who has endured much controversy as of late, and Geoffrey … Continue reading Thoughts on TIME’s Top 100 of 2011
As Summer 2010 Winds Down…
It is hard to believe that summer is almost over. We have about one month left. Kids will start going back to school soon, youth group will start up again, and the leaves will begin falling off the trees. Over the next several weeks, my focus will be on two major things at RCC -- … Continue reading As Summer 2010 Winds Down…
Steve Cullum 