Hodges Chapel

“But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.” — Joshua 24:15, KJV October brings cooler air, colorful leaves, and calendars that seem to fill themselves. Between ball games, school activities, fall festivals, church events, and parties, families can spend their days going from one place to another. These activities bring joy and create wonderful memories, but even good things can leave us with little time to connect with the people we love—and with God. Sometimes we s

Piney Grove Campmeeting has come and gone, and what a blessing it has been. The songs, the preaching, the prayers, the fellowship, and the sweet spirit of being together have filled our hearts again. But now, almost as soon as we catch our breath, the calendar begins to fill. The Fall Bazaar is coming. Fall Revival with Rev. Paul Rigsby is ahead. Church Homecoming is on the way. The Fall Festival will be here before we know it. Then the holiday season starts pressing in with

Summer has a way of loosening our grip on routine. Bedtimes shift. Travel fills the calendar. Meals happen later. Church attendance may get spotty. Quiet time can slide from “first thing” to “maybe tomorrow.” Rest is a gift from God, but drifting is not the same as resting. As summer winds down and familiar rhythms return, it is a good time to ask a simple question: Am I still running with my eyes on Jesus? Hebrews 12:1–2 gives us a clear picture of the Christian life. It is