MEDICARE

Is Your Medicare Plan Still the Right Fit?

3 Quick Reasons to Review Your Coverage

If you’re on Medicare, you may assume your current plan is still the best option — but that might not be the case. Each year, Medicare plans can change, and so can your personal health and financial needs.

Here are 3 good reasons to review your Medicare coverage:

  1. ✅ Plans and Benefits Change
    Insurance companies adjust premiums, copays, and networks each year. You might be paying more than you need to — or missing out on new benefits like dental, vision, or over-the-counter allowances.
  2. ✅ Your Health May Have Changed
    If you’ve had new prescriptions, procedures, or diagnoses, another plan might better meet your needs and reduce out-of-pocket costs.
  3. ✅ You Could Be Saving Money
    Many seniors are surprised to find plans with lower monthly premiums or added extras — sometimes with no additional cost.

The good news? Reviewing your options is quick, easy, and free — and you don’t have to do it alone. If you’re not sure where to start, I’d be happy to help you compare plans and find out what works best for you.

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THREE DECLARATIONS THAT PROVE ALL MEN NEED JESUS!

Part 1 – The Gentile World Is Guilty

Romans 1:18–32

Hear ye! Hear ye! Court is now in session!

The theme of Romans is the righteousness of God, but Paul had to begin with the unrighteousness of man.

Paul followed the basic Biblical patter of first Law and condemnation, then grace and salvation.

In this section, (Rom. 1:18–3:20) God makes three declarations that together prove that all men are sinners and need Jesus Christ as their Savior.

  1. The Gentile World Is Guilty! (Rom. 1:18–32)
  2. The Jewish World Is Guilty! (Rom. 2:1–3:8)
  3. The Whole World Is Guilty! (Rom. 3:9–20)
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Sermon Notes

What Makes a Great Nation?

An Independence Day Message

Deuteronomy 4:7-9

George Washington on his knees praying at Valley Forge

December 1777

Deuteronomy 4:7-9 (nlt)

7 For what great nation has a god as near to them as the Lord our God is near to us whenever we call on him? 8 And what great nation has decrees and regulations as righteous and fair as this body of instructions that I am giving you today?

9 “But watch out! Be careful never to forget what you yourself have seen. Do not let these memories escape from your mind as long as you live! And be sure to pass them on to your children and grandchildren.

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Sermon Notes

Are You Praying for Your Church Family?

A Verse-By-Verse study through Romans

Romans 1:8-10

In the opening verses of the letter, Paul introduces himself to the believers in Rome. Some must have known him personally, since he greets them in the final chapter. But many of them he had never met.

So, in these first 17 verses, Paul links himself to his Roman readers in three ways:

  1. He Presented His CREDENTIALS (Rom. 1:1–7)
  2. He Expressed His CONCERN (Rom. 1:8–15)
  3. He Affirmed His CONFIDENCE (Rom. 1:16–17)

Paul proceeds with a second link between himself and the believers in Rome.

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Lessons I Learned from My Dad

Father’s Day Message

Happy Father’s Day!

Fathers play a fundamental role in the lives of their children. We are to protect, provide, nurture and admonish, and point our family to the ultimate source of life, our Heavenly Father. While not perfect, we are to be an earthly representation of who God is.

I lost my dad to diabetes, heart and kidney disease back in September of 2020. As I continue to lead and father my family, I find it difficult to describe the void in my life caused by the absence of my dad. The best way I know to fill the void is: 1) allow the Lord to fill that void with His presence; 2) remember what my dad taught me and live out those principles.

“Pay close attention, friend, to what your father tells you…” Proverbs 1:8a (Msg) 

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Do’s & Don’ts of Biblical Dads

Father’s Day Message

Today we are not going to review all the attributes of being a great dad, but we will review six fathers in the Bible and quickly review the do’s and don’ts of their life.

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Paul, a Preacher of the Gospel

Romans 1:1-7

A Verse-By-Verse study through Romans

The Book of Romans (Based on KJV)

16 Chapters | 433 Verses | 9422 Words

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