Let Me Fix That: Your Marriage

A favorite pastime of our culture is fixing people. And nowhere is this seen more than in the area of trying to fix marriages. It seems everybody is an expert on other peoples’ problems. This Sunday, Let Me Fix That: Your Marriage. Paul’s words of Ephesians 5 will be brought into the conversation – a conversation that is counter cultural.

Let Me Fix That

The world is filled with more problems, not less as the result of centuries of trying to fix things. WWI was the war to end all wars. It didn’t. At every turn, man has bungled and botched all efforts to solve his problems. Why? This Sunday, Let Me Fix That, a message about God’s solution – not man’s.

Is God Moving You In A New Direction?

In life there are numerous interruptions in our plans. We desire wisdom to ascertain whether or not it is of God or the evil one impeding our plans. This Sunday, Is God Moving You In A New Direction? We will review the three ways God works to move us in a new direction.

Box Theology, III

In this final installment of Box Theology, we ask, “Why is this story in here?” God allows calamity to visit His people for one critical reason. The costly error of believing God’s Word was boring was destroying the heart of Israel.

Box Theology, II

Israel loses a battle with the Philistines, losing some 4,000 soldiers. They believe that bringing the Ark into battle will surely turn the tide. The result: the loss of 30,000 more soldiers. In this second installment of Box Theology, we will explore why Israel had the wrong view of the Ark, and how this attitude profoundly affects our walk with God today.

Box Theology

400 years after the Exodus, Israel was spiritually stuck. They had difficulty connecting the holiness of God with their daily lives. They had the Ark of the Covenant as a reminder of God’s presence, but they treated it like a good luck charm. This Sunday, we start a series entitled, Box Theology, a study on the importance of God’s Word and His glory.

After God's Own Heart?

Some are confused by Acts 13:22 and I Samuel 13:13-14 that says David was a man after God’s own heart. How could the Holy Spirit provide this commentary on a man who did horrible sin? This Sunday, After God’s Own Heart? We will address why this said of David in the face of his many transgressions.

Sizing Up Jesus

Every day we size-up people. Physiologists tell us that we make about eleven decisions about a person in less than a minute. Throughout the Gospels, numerous people had an opportunity to size-up Jesus. This Sunday, Sizing-Up Jesus. We focus on the seven different encounters found in Luke 7.

For Better Or Worse, V

In our last lesson in this series on For Better Or Worse, we will look at the process of decision-making when a couple become stuck. God’s Word has a word on this, and the result of honoring His Word is real agape love.

For Better Or Worse, IV

Genesis 24 provides a wonderful template for finding a marriage partner. This Sunday, Part IV of For Better Or Worse. We will examine a passage that reveals the mind and heart of God regarding selecting a marriage partner.

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