Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered ministry that gives people the resources and relationships to help find a new way of living. This ministry is for anyone struggling with past or current hurts, habits, or hang-ups, whether they are affecting their…
Whether 2025 seemed lightning fast or painfully slow to you, a new year has dawned, and only God knows what it will hold for each of us, and that’s not our concern anyway. So what should concern us at…
Well, it is the last Sunday of 2025! And it has been a big year for Granite Hills Baptist Church family. We have been through many things and as our church family grows and with them comes more opportunity for…
“Do not be afraid, for behold, I bring you good news of great joy which will be for all the people; for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, who is Christ the…
Pastor Mike and I, trust you had a blessed Thanksgiving! But being thankful is not a once-a-year event but a way of life. And here at Granite Hills Baptist Church we wish to encourage each person in our service to…
There he sat on the ground next to a man with shabby clothes that reeked of alcohol. My friend Tyson, who himself wore street clothes and had large gauge earrings in his ears, was spending his Saturday in the…
I was hunting in Montana in one of our favorite spots that after a while you realize are several people’s favorite spots. As the sun was coming up and I was anticipating elk on every hill when there came a…
Is doubt sinful? I’m very thankful the Bible addresses doubt on several occasions, because it’s an issue all of us—no matter how resilient our faith feels at the moment—will experience. In this week’s passage from Matthew 11, we learn…
John G. Paton missionary to the New Hebrides Islands in the 19th Century tells of an incident where he felt the presence of the Lord the most in his life. He had landed on the islands to find the people…
Many years ago, in Missouri a preacher had two sons, and those two boys found a little dog in their town and brought it home. They asked their preacher daddy if they could keep it and the preacher liked it…