Sermons About Single
Tower Grove Campus - Sex, Marriage & Divorce in the City (Matthew 5:27-32)
Because of sin—our own and the sin others—our world has given us a very different picture of sex, marriage and divorce than what God intends for us. In this sermon we will see how Jesus used some of his most controversial and over-the-top rhetoric to fiercely defend and protect the covenant of marriage.
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Is Marriage for Everyone?
How do we view Singleness? Do we see it as a choice? In this passage Paul outlines for us the benefits of making the choice to be Single. Join us as Pastor Tim takes us through this text and challenges us to think Biblically about Singleness.
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One Picture is Worth 1,000 Words
Whether "never-married", divorced, widowed or otherwise "single-again", over 40% of the North America adult population is single. When the church teaches and emphasizes the critical role of the "family", we often forget to talk to this huge population who are not currently married. While the Bible upholds the sanctity of marriage and promotes a healthy family life as the key unit of society, it also has much encouragement to individuals who are not married. The unique contribution that a single person can give for the glory of God makes it a life worth celebrating and exploiting. Rather than seeing singleness as "2nd best", can we celebrate the gifts and opportunities God gives to those who are doing life "solo?" Key Passage: 1 Corinthians 7:32
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Gospel-Centered Singleness
Gospel-Centered Singleness Singles are often times categorized in the church -- "not yet married." This makes them seem "incomplete" or "second class" at times. In the first message of the Gospel-Centered Home series, we take an in-depth look at gospel-centered singleness. The gospel calls singles to embrace their current state of singleness as a gift from God in order to maximize their effectiveness for the gospel. What does this mean biblically? Practically? What are the obstacles? What are the solutions?
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Ruth: Friendship and Redemption (Ruth 1:8-17)
Ruth and Boaz’s relationship make not only a great love story, but also a model of how to “do” singleness well. In this sermon, we will ponder the character of Ruth and Boaz and how their lives point to Christ.
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Shattered Glass
This new series "Picture Perfect?" will focus on family matters - with topics that affect us all. Every individual has a family album of memories, experiences, expectations, and dreams...good, bad, and everything in between. When it’s good it can be REALLY good! And when it’s bad ... well, you know! The most important relationship we’ll ever have is with Christ at the centre of our lives. Personal wholeness is the key to all relationships. We need to find healing in Christ in order for us to have healthy relationships with others.
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