Koontz Cookies

08/09/2023

Fresh out of the oven. Not all of them are claimed yet. Need some? Shoot me a message 903-371-2606

07/06/2023

Who needs cookies? Shoot me a message or you can text me at 903-371-2606.

05/13/2023

We are at the Cinco de Mayo celebration at the Connections Church in Van from 10-2 today.

04/20/2023

Six dozen ready to go. Shoot me a message.

04/17/2023

Huge shout out to Ali Stringfellow for the awesome review (and for taking the time to write it)!

04/15/2023

Who needs cookies? Getting ready to make a few more batches. Just shoot a message through with your order and we will arrange a date to meet for delivery. Messenger button below.

04/15/2023

Just want to offer my gratitude to those who have been involved in getting Koontz Cookies off the ground over this past week. THANK YOU for the support, shares, likes, word of mouth advertising…oh, yeah, and the purchases!

04/15/2023

I’m kind new to using Square as a platform so I’m not entirely sure how this is going to go but this link should allow you to place orders through Square. Because I’m operating under the Texas Cottage industry law, I can’t ship. Pickup will remain face-to-face.

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04/09/2023

12 dozen left so going to hang out a little longer. Come and get ‘em.

04/09/2023

Humble beginnings. Open for business.

04/09/2023

Come see us today! 536 N Maple St, Van. Taking cash or credit.

04/07/2023

It seems a bit morbid to call the day of someone’s death “Good”. So why Good Friday? It isn’t the torture of Christ and the agony of his crucifixion that we call “Good” but rather the result of those things: His atonement for our sins. Our hearts should be grieved by his pain and death, particularly since it is our sin that caused it. But we simultaneously rejoice in God’s sovereign grace in that “while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8). We don’t deserve it. We can’t earn it. It is a gift freely given and hard-won by an infinitely loving God.

For those who are adopted into the kingdom of God as outlined by Paul through the Spirit- “if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.”
‭‭Romans‬ ‭10‬:‭9‬ ‭- let’s not only remember today what was accomplished on the cross at Calvary, but live lives that reflect the newness of life that we have been given through Christ’s sacrifice.

For those who have not accepted Christ as Savior and Lord - which doesn’t happen through church attendance, living a ‘good’ life, saying that you are a Christian, being baptized, reading your Bible… - I encourage you to start a conversation with someone about what it means to be saved.

Soon we will be able to greet each other with the joyful statement “He is Risen” and the reply “He is risen, indeed”. But today we glorify God for the words of Jesus on the cross, “It is finished”.