Last Sunday we opened the discussion on How’s Your Relationship With Yourself? 

Unhealthy perspectives of self and others has a profound impact on all the major decisions in our lives. 

This Sunday, Part II, we will unpack how we build we healthier relationship with self that affects all other relationships. 

Often our best examples of faith are found in individuals who worked in the background orchestrating and inspiriting others. 

This is the case with the mother of St. Augustine. 

This Sunday in Profiles Of Faith:  Monica – The Mother Of Augustine, we will peer into the life of Monica, a mother who refused to give-up on a troubled son, and her efforts changed the world.    

We live in a sin sick world.  Physical illness is a result of man’s rebellion against God. 

When Jesus came, He focused on mending what was broken; hence the healings. 

This Sunday, Health & Healing.  We will have a conversation about Jewish history concerning healing, and the community of faith in the first century. 

We will also address the question of when God does not heal. 

The longest chapter in the epistles is Paul’s teaching on the Resurrection. 

The Corinthian Church had questions, and Paul addresses them in I Corinthians 15. 

This Sunday: Corinth And The Resurrection. 

This week’s message is entitled, Why We Sin. 

It has always troubled me that men and women who know the Scriptures well could sin in a major way. 

How could one know that much about God and be so lured by what offends God? 

This Sunday we will look at the principle reason we sin with clues from the prophets and Jesus Himself.