
Curtis Hartshorn
Minister, Checotah Church of Christ
Curtis has been preaching the gospel since 1987. His Bachelor of Arts degree is in English and he has a Master of Biblical Studies from Bear Valley Bible Institute of Denver with an emphasis in Biblical Counseling. He has taught college level courses on Principles of Marriage and Death and Dying. Brother Hartshorn has authored three books, “My First 52 Days in Christ,” “Reaching New Levels of Faith,” and “The Essence of Revelation.” Curtis and Kathy have three grown sons.
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What a Waste

Gather up the leftover fragments so that nothing will be lost.
Gaining Christ

Christianity ruined the life of Paul from a worldly point of view.
Paper or Plastic?

Some of us remember a time when you sacked groceries in big brown paper bags. They were awkward to carry and tore easily if your food poked through or they got wet. I remember using them to carry my lunch to school.
Comforting the Widows

You spend decades together as husband and wife working out your differences and adapting to an ever-changing world. The highs. The lows. Side-by-side you work through it all as a team. Then after years of forging out a life together, your loved one is suddenly gone.
Do you Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus?

Seeing the resurrected Jesus or hearing from eyewitnesses of the event is no guarantee that you will believe He is alive.
Walk

Keep the charge of the LORD your God, to walk in His ways, to keep His statutes.
Spiritual Nourishment

This past week Kathy and I attended the Freed-Hardeman University Lectureship in Henderson, Tennessee
My Faith Means Everything to Me

The decision to give my life to Christ is the greatest accomplishment of my life. I love Christ and I love His church, but within the church I have met a few members with some strange ideas about faith.
What makes a person want to come to church?

Rarely does someone just come on their own unless it is someone sincerely reaching out to the Lord.