David Haasis, Author at Christian Fellowship

Thoughts on “Immeasurably More” by Rend Collective

By David Haasis
June 1, 2016

What are some of your highest thoughts on the greatness of God? Try to stretch those thoughts further, what is your picture of God? Well,

Thoughts on “Boldly I Approach (The Art of Celebration)”

By David Haasis
September 23, 2015

Are you good at celebrating? Is it something you do often? What have been some of the biggest moments of celebration in your life? Is celebrating one of the first thoughts that come to mind when you think of living life for God, Christianity, or the Gospel? Or are…

Thoughts on song “More Than Conquerors”

By David Haasis
April 22, 2015

I find one of the most brilliantly encouraging portions of the Bible to be in Romans 8:31-39. In these verses, the apostle Paul (the author

Thoughts on “Come As You Are”

By David Haasis
February 11, 2015

Have you ever gone through tough times in Life? Do you ever have things going on in life or not going on that feel like

Thoughts on the Song “Tapestry”

By David Haasis
October 30, 2014

A few weeks ago Phil started a new sermons series titled The Great Mystery of the Church. As he mentioned in the first sermon,

Love is War

By David Haasis
June 20, 2014

If you keep up with the New Song Blog, you may have noticed that I'm a fan of intriguing titles and lyrics that say much

Jesus Only Jesus

By David Haasis
February 27, 2014

One of the things I love about Jesus is the way He answered peoples questions. Many times he wouldn't give a direct answer but would

We Will Run

By David Haasis
February 6, 2014

This year we are going to try something new in planning our services. Currently, for most services, our worship leaders plan the journey of a

King of Heaven

By David Haasis
December 20, 2013

This summer I heard a song that I immediately thought was a perfect song for celebrating Christmas. It is titled "King of Heaven" and is

Scandal of Grace

By David Haasis
October 24, 2013

The word "scandal" is often found in news headlines. It points to a story about some shocking behavior being revealed and usually stirs our curiosity.

Author: David Haasis