Camp Hensel
June 8-13 for grades 3-12
Church Blog
A Scary Comfort (Jeremiah 6:15)
“Were they ashamed because of the abomination they have done? They were not even ashamed at all; They did not even know how to blush…” (Jer. 6:15) These words were used to describe the people of Judah, specifically in her capital, Jerusalem. Destruction was certain for this city, and this verse gives us a key indicator as to why. These people were comfortable with their sin. They were so comfortable with it that their sinful actions and the sinful actions…
Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
Every generation has its heroes – its giants. Those who pave the way for us through their hard work and dedication. Those who exemplify prized virtues like humility, integrity, devotion, and ingenuity. Our nation has been shaped by figures like these, their pictures hang in monuments throughout the country. The church has giants too. Preachers, elders, Bible class teachers, and servants of all kinds, who have set forth profound examples of what it means to be a New Testament Christian.…
The Three Crosses of Calvary (Luke 23:33-43)
On the day Jesus would die, three crosses were prepared. Three crosses were prepared because three men were going to be crucified. Three men would die the same humiliating death, but all three of them were extremely different. These differences serve as a lesson to all of us. As you read this article, I want you to think about one question… which cross represents you? The first cross is the cross of the Savior. This is a cross that only…
From the Director’s Desk (May 2025) – Trent Kennedy
Big Change Coming! Southwest Servant’s Academy has been a mainstay for the School’s summer schedule each June since Rick Brumback directed the school. This week-long academy exposes high school students to the rigors of studying at SWSBS. However, the June schedule has become too crowded with Camp Hensel and the School’s graduation. So this year, Southwest Servants’ Academy is going through some changes: Date: August 7-10 instead of the end of June. Timeframe: Thursday night – Sunday morning instead of…