There is a story I like—I’ll bet it will make you smile… An archaeologist was digging in the Negev Desert in Israel and came upon a sarcophagus containing a mummy. After examining it, he called the curator of a prestigious history museum. The excited archaeologist exclaimed, “I have just discovered a three thousand year old mummy of a man who died of a heart attack!” The curator replied, “Bring hi...  Read More

One of my great privileges in life is to share God’s Word, as your Pastor, on Sundays (Sermons) & Wednesdays (In-depth Bible Study). This gives me great joy! We love God’s Word at FBC Pompano and enjoy these learning opportunities. In addition, we study the Bible, as a Church Family, in small groups on Sundays and other days and nights during the week. We do this because we highly treasure God’s W...  Read More

This past Sunday I shared a message from the Gospel of John on the Story of the Woman at the Well. The most amazing thing about this story is that God used the most unlikely person in the story to bring many people (perhaps hundreds) to a relationship with Jesus. In Jesus’ encounter with the Woman at the Well, He offered her living water so she would never thirst again. She was moved by what he sa...  Read More

Radio commentator, Paul Harvey, told the story of a policeman in a small town who pulled over a teenage girl for speeding, got her license and was about to issue the ticket when she pleaded, “Oh, officer if I get a ticket my mother will kill me.” The officer took a second glance at the girl’s license and said, “I don’t think so.” The teenage girl said, “What makes you think that.” He answered, “Be...  Read More

There are so many of us who have been deeply troubled, and our hearts broken, by recent acts of violence in our nation and in the news, including the assassination of Charlie Kirk. This murderous act of violence has caused a huge response, as you have probably noticed—and for good reason. Charlie Kirk was fearless and articulate in his positions on moral and spiritual issues. In addition, he had a...  Read More

Someone introduced me to a woman awhile back who was 101 years old. As we were sitting there, making small talk, I told her she looked good for her age. Frankly, my comment seemed a bit awkward at the time, but I did not know what to say. Anyway, I pressed on and said to her, “You have seen a lot of changes in your lifetime” and that began an interesting conversation…Think about it: In her lifetim...  Read More