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Marriage, a deep friendship
What is the essence of marriage? The purpose of marriage? The power of marriage? These questions are answered as we explore Matthew 19: 1-12 and understand God's heart and objectives.
June 2, 2013
Participation in gospel-centered, Christian community is not optional...and for three biblical reasons. As we invest in this type of community we understand more fully the gospel of Jesus, we discern God's will for our lives, and we find hope when all seems lost.
Christ-like Attitude- Hartzell
Christ-like Attitude I think having a Christ-like attitude saves relationships, plain and simple. But what does it mean to have a Christ-like attitude in our relationships? Is it something we're born with or something we learn? What is it based on? Listen to this recorded message as we discuss this important topic.
The Father Heart
The key to your marriage is the revelation that you are a beloved son and daughter of your heavenly Father. This week we will understand how God can give us a fresh revelation of the heart of God. This will change our attitude to marriage, parenting, relationships and life. Are you willing to let God change your heart?
Family Life
Children. obey your parents; parents, don't exasperate your children.
Marriage and Divorce
What is marriage and what's its purpose? In the light of the stats that tell us that 50% of marriages end in divorce - why get married at all? Jesus teaches us about the essence, purpose and power of marriage and in doing so sheds light on why marriage truly is a divine creation.
The 'You Complete Me' Myth
Today we'll tackle the "you complete me myth" and discover lessons about singleness from the life of Ruth. You might think or feel you are ordinary, but God wants to work in our ordinary lives and do extraordinary things. The story of Ruth is about a single woman who found completeness in an extraordinary God.
7 Reasons: I don't want to grow up
Have you ever rubbed shoulders with someone who rubbed you the wrong way--maybe a neighbor, a co-worker, a sibling or even your own spouse? You’re not alone. We all know we’re supposed to show love to the people in our lives, but sometimes we just want to show them the door (and we’re happy for it to hit them where the Good Lord split them). Why is it so hard to love people? It turns out there are some good reasons—seven, to be exact. Join us as senior pastors Paul Basden and Jim Johnson look to 1 Corinthians 13 to uncover “7 Reasons it’s Hard for Me to Love You.”
7 Reasons: It's too much work
Have you ever rubbed shoulders with someone who rubbed you the wrong way--maybe a neighbor, a co-worker, a sibling or even your own spouse? You’re not alone. We all know we’re supposed to show love to the people in our lives, but sometimes we just want to show them the door (and we’re happy for it to hit them where the Good Lord split them). Why is it so hard to love people? It turns out there are some good reasons—seven, to be exact. Join us as senior pastors Paul Basden and Jim Johnson look to 1 Corinthians 13 to uncover “7 Reasons it’s Hard for Me to Love You.”
