Pastor Scott Andrews | October 24, 2021 Watch Listen Read Titus 2:11-14 What is grace?  It’s largely a Christian word, although it’s used in other ways.  As a noun, she’s filled with grace and beauty; as a verb, she graced us with her presence; as a proper noun, you know, the name of a girl, […]

Pastor Scott Andrews | October 17, 2021 Watch Listen Read Titus 2:7-10 COVID-19.  The 19, of course, stands for the year this particular coronavirus pandemic began.  Who would have thought, closing in on the end of 2021 – almost two years later – we would still be battling the virus and its variants.  But here […]

Pastor Scott Andrews | October 3, 2021 Watch Listen Read Titus 1:10-16 Most of us have heard it – believers and unbelievers alike.  Many of you memorized it at some point.  You read portions of it on coffee mugs, or on cards – especially condolence cards – you see it in funeral bulletins, you hear […]

Pastor Scott Andrews | September 19, 2021 Watch Listen Read Titus 1:5-9, Part 2 He was hailed as a once-in-a-generation kind of guy.  At the onset of online pastors, he was ahead of the pack, leading the rest.  His was a household name among young evangelical preachers – especially the young, restless and Reformed.  People […]

Pastor Scott Andrews | September 5, 2021 Watch Listen Read Titus 1:5-9 If you’ve been paying attention to the news, you are well-aware of the catastrophic events that have unfolded in Afghanistan over the past few weeks.  After 20 years of fighting terrorists in the country, the US government made the unilateral decision to withdraw […]

Pastor Scott Andrews | August 29, 2021 Watch Listen Read Imagine with me a conversation.  It’s a common conversation – one you probably have at least once, maybe several times a week.  It goes something like this:  Nice to meet you.  My name is (fill in the blank).  Are you new to Boone?  What brings […]

Pastor Scott Andrews | August 15, 2021 Watch Listen Read He was born in Tarsus in the Roman province of Cilicia, a prosperous city just off the northeastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, modern-day Turkey.  While born into a Jewish family, he was also born a Roman citizen.  No doubt as was customary, he received […]