Natashia McVay Moscow and Pullman Church associate pastor Natashia McVay team pastors with her husband, Marshall, helping members reach university students in Moscow, Idaho and Pullman, Washington. By Natashia McVay The Root of the Problem Small weeds in a garden can become deeply rooted problems. The same can happen with pride. Let's standing up for truth, protecting families and surrendering to God's leading each day. Read more Medical Bills Natashia McVay reflects on God's promises to help us through challenges and pain. Read more Yuck! Natashia McVay reflects on the cleaning power of Christ. Read more Vocation Natashia McVay reflects on the vocation that is Christian ministry. Read more False Start Natashia McVay shares encouragement for the new year. Read more Silent Night? Natashia McVay reflects on the joyful noise of the Chrismas season. Read more Look If you lose your vision you lose one of the most used senses we have. We see so many details in life and use those to know how to act, react, move, live and understand. Read more Taste Some people enjoy experiencing new things, trying new things. They'll often venture around the world to experience new things and see new places. Others eat at new restaurants to experience something new. But even those with an adventuresome spiri... Read more Baby Steps In church, we often think of "growth" as if it's new people from the community coming to our churches, studying and being baptized as members. This is certainly a way to gain new members, and is the main way we tally growth and added numbers. But ... Read more Is Evangelism Worth It? Does evangelism, especially public evangelism, still work? Natashia McVay shares her recent experience. Read more Pagination Page 1 Next page ››
The Root of the Problem Small weeds in a garden can become deeply rooted problems. The same can happen with pride. Let's standing up for truth, protecting families and surrendering to God's leading each day. Read more
Medical Bills Natashia McVay reflects on God's promises to help us through challenges and pain. Read more
Look If you lose your vision you lose one of the most used senses we have. We see so many details in life and use those to know how to act, react, move, live and understand. Read more
Taste Some people enjoy experiencing new things, trying new things. They'll often venture around the world to experience new things and see new places. Others eat at new restaurants to experience something new. But even those with an adventuresome spiri... Read more
Baby Steps In church, we often think of "growth" as if it's new people from the community coming to our churches, studying and being baptized as members. This is certainly a way to gain new members, and is the main way we tally growth and added numbers. But ... Read more
Is Evangelism Worth It? Does evangelism, especially public evangelism, still work? Natashia McVay shares her recent experience. Read more
