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You are invited to join us this fall as we talk about what Redemption Church is all about. This week we discover that the singular mission of the church is to make Disciples. As followers of Jesus we are all called to be Disciples who make disciples.
You are invited to join us this fall as we talk about what Redemption Church is all about. This week we discover that not only are we called by Jesus to be a part of a local body of believers, the scripture says we are better together, and each follower of Jesus has been given at least one spiritual gift to help strengthen, encourage, edify, and build up the church family!
You are invited to join us this fall as we talk about what Redemption Church is all about. This week we discover that the singular mission of the church is to make Disciples. As followers of Jesus we are all called to be Disciples who make disciples.
If there is one thing we all need, it is wisdom. Join us as we journey through the book of Proverbs to discover how we can practically apply Godly wisdom to key areas of our lives.
f there is one thing we all need, it is wisdom. Join us as we journey through the book of Proverbs to discover how we can practically apply Godly wisdom to key areas of our lives.
If there is one thing we all need, it is wisdom. Join us as we journey through the book of Proverbs to discover how we can practically apply Godly wisdom to key areas of our lives.
If there is one thing we all need, it is wisdom. Join us as we journey through the book of Proverbs to discover how we can practically apply Godly wisdom to key areas of our lives.
If there is one thing we all need, it is wisdom. Join us as we journey through the book of Proverbs to discover how we can practically apply Godly wisdom to key areas of our lives.
Welcome to week five in our study of the book of Galatians.
The big question Paul asks this week, is how do we receive the blessing that God promised to Abraham. This is a big question, because the promised blessing to Abraham is about salvation, life, and the reversal of what happened in Genesis 3.
The good news is, no about of hardworking, achievement, or religious activity can earn you that blessing. Why is that good news? Because we receive that blessing through faith in Jesus. Not only does Jesus save us and bless us, He fills us with the promised Holy Spirit.
Welcome to week four of our study on the book of Galatians. This week we will discover that there are times in our lives where conflict is necessary. Some things are worth fighting for.
This week in Galatians we see Paul confront Peter and Barnabas, because their actions (led by fear) were out of step with the Gospel and leading others astray.
So what can we learn from this confrontation between Peter and Paul? Christ Followers can disagree on lots of things as they study the bible and live under freedom and grace. There is room for us to follow Jesus and do things differently. There are however times when conflict is necessary: when someone sins agains you (Matthew 18), when a brother or sister in Christ begins to walk in sin (James 5:19-20), or when someone changes the Gospel or essentials of the faith.
As we study Galatians 2:11-21, we are praying that the Holy Spirit would speak to you, and strengthen you in your relationship with Christ, and the way we live out our faith publicly.
Welcome to week three in our study on the book of Galatians. 14 years have passed since the end of chapter one, and we discover the the false teachers have taken their false teachings all the way back to Jerusalem. Paul uses Titus as a living example. Is Titus saved by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone? Or does Titus need more than Jesus to be saved, does he also need to become Jewish?
The good news of the Gospel is that we are saved completely and fully in Christ!
We also discover that while there is one Gospel, there are different ministry styles, especially as we take the Gospel to different people and cultures.
Welcome to week two of our Study on the book of Galatians. This week, as we study Galatians 1:11-24 we discover like Paul our story of transformation has power to share the gospel with people around us.
We are saved by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. That means we cannot earn God's love or approval through works, religion, or moral uprightness. It also means no one is outside of God reach or forgiveness based on your past. God saves the religious and the rebellious, because He delights to do so.
The Gospel means good news. But for good news to be good, it has to invade bad places. The Gospel of Jesus is good news, because there is bad news. This week we discover the effects of sin, and why we are people who are in need of a Savior.
The book Old Testament book of Habakkuk is really like a prayer journal. We get to see the inside track of Habakkuk's conversations with God, while discovering what it looks like to live by faith.
The book Old Testament book of Habakkuk is really like a prayer journal. We get to see the inside track of Habakkuk's conversations with God, while discovering what it looks like to live by faith.
Daniel is unlike any another book in the Bible. This book of Daniel is not set in Israel, but rather, is set in the heart of an enemy, hostile, pagan empire where God's people have been taken captive.
When most people think about Daniel, they think about the lions den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, and some dreams and prophecy. The book of Daniel is actually about the faithfulness of God. While kingdoms rise and fall, we can be faithful to the One True God who rules over them all.
Because God is faithful, and rules over all kings and kingdoms, it is actually possible for us as His people to shine, thrive, and be faithful, in a dark and hostile world.
Daniel is unlike any another book in the Bible. This book of Daniel is not set in Israel, but rather, is set in the heart of an enemy, hostile, pagan empire where God's people have been taken captive.
When most people think about Daniel, they think about the lions den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, and some dreams and prophecy. The book of Daniel is actually about the faithfulness of God. While kingdoms rise and fall, we can be faithful to the One True God who rules over them all.
Because God is faithful, and rules over all kings and kingdoms, it is actually possible for us as His people to shine, thrive, and be faithful, in a dark and hostile world.
Daniel is unlike any another book in the Bible. This book of Daniel is not set in Israel, but rather, is set in the heart of an enemy, hostile, pagan empire where God's people have been taken captive.
When most people think about Daniel, they think about the lions den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, and some dreams and prophecy. The book of Daniel is actually about the faithfulness of God. While kingdoms rise and fall, we can be faithful to the One True God who rules over them all.
Because God is faithful, and rules over all kings and kingdoms, it is actually possible for us as His people to shine, thrive, and be faithful, in a dark and hostile world.
Daniel is unlike any another book in the Bible. This book of Daniel is not set in Israel, but rather, is set in the heart of an enemy, hostile, pagan empire where God's people have been taken captive.
When most people think about Daniel, they think about the lions den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, and some dreams and prophecy. The book of Daniel is actually about the faithfulness of God. While kingdoms rise and fall, we can be faithful to the One True God who rules over them all.
Because God is faithful, and rules over all kings and kingdoms, it is actually possible for us as His people to shine, thrive, and be faithful, in a dark and hostile world.
Daniel is unlike any another book in the Bible. This book of Daniel is not set in Israel, but rather, is set in the heart of an enemy, hostile, pagan empire where God's people have been taken captive.
When most people think about Daniel, they think about the lions den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, and some dreams and prophecy. The book of Daniel is actually about the faithfulness of God. While kingdoms rise and fall, we can be faithful to the One True God who rules over them all.
Because God is faithful, and rules over all kings and kingdoms, it is actually possible for us as His people to shine, thrive, and be faithful, in a dark and hostile world.
Daniel is unlike any another book in the Bible. This book of Daniel is not set in Israel, but rather, is set in the heart of an enemy, hostile, pagan empire where God's people have been taken captive.
When most people think about Daniel, they think about the lions den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, and some dreams and prophecy. The book of Daniel is actually about the faithfulness of God. While kingdoms rise and fall, we can be faithful to the One True God who rules over them all.
Because God is faithful, and rules over all kings and kingdoms, it is actually possible for us as His people to shine, thrive, and be faithful, in a dark and hostile world.
Daniel is unlike any another book in the Bible. This book of Daniel is not set in Israel, but rather, is set in the heart of an enemy, hostile, pagan empire where God's people have been taken captive.
When most people think about Daniel, they think about the lions den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, and some dreams and prophecy. The book of Daniel is actually about the faithfulness of God. While kingdoms rise and fall, we can be faithful to the One True God who rules over them all.
Because God is faithful, and rules over all kings and kingdoms, it is actually possible for us as His people to shine, thrive, and be faithful, in a dark and hostile world.
What God wants is you, all of you. This week we discover that when we surrender all that we have and all that we are to God, we begin to receive His greatest blessings.
We are starting a new series on Romans 12 and discovering how to experience a transformed relationship with God, the world, ourselves, and other people.
Satan's number one strategy to wreck your life is to deceive you. This week we talk about lies, and how your spiritual enemy uses lies, the flesh, and the world to try to lead you into sin. We also discover that the truth isa our weapon, and the truth when learned and obeyed actually sets us free.
What if God has strategically placed us where we are to be a blessing to the people and the community around us? This week as we look at Jeremiah 29, we discover that God has placed a missional call on our lives to live as His people, where He has placed us, for the good of others and His glory.
The church is not a building, a place, or an event. Sadly, it seems like today, many claim to be followers of Christ but have no real commitment to the church. What if God intended for us to be more than consumers looking to received goods and services from a local church? What if God intended for the church to be more than an experience? What if we are missing out by church hopping and church shopping all the time? This week, as we study 1 Corinthians 12:12-27, we discover that God has not called us to be spiritual lone rangers but rather to be members of the local church. What if belonging to a local church was actually good for your soul, enhances your walk with Jesus, and advances the mission and purposes of God?
As Christ Followers we want to be continually transformed into the image and likeness of Christ, but we cannot do that alone. In fact, intimacy with God and spiritual growth are inseparable from formative friendships.
As disciple of Jesus we prioritize being with God, before doing things for God. This week we talk about the vital practice of sitting with God through prayer, silence, and interacting with the Word of God.
At Redemption Church we are all about making disciples. As we talking about the characteristics of a disciples, and the priorities of a disciple, this week we talk about the vital practice of gathering for worship.
Faith is a journey, not a guilt trip. Join us as we discover God's enteral purpose for the church, how we can walk as Disciples of Jesus, and where we are headed as a church. There is something for everyone in this series.
How do you define success? We all have a definition of what it means to win in our lives. The question is, "does your definition of success that same as Jesus' definition of success?". One of the schemes of the Devil is to convince us to build our lives on the sand, that eventually leads to destruction. This week we discover how to build our lives on a firm foundation, that is Christ the Lord.
We have a spiritual enemy who has a goal to make our lives feel like hell. That means we are at war! This week we discover the power, armor, and weapons God has given to take a stand against the enemy and experience victory!
Jesus has set us free, but we don't always feel free. That is because we have a spiritual enemy who is waging war against us. If we want to experience peace, we need to prepare for war. The good news our enemy has already been defeated, and Jesus gives us the power, strength, and tools we need to take a stand and say, "Not Today Satan."
Palm Sunday is about way more than just waving some Palm Branches. As Jesus enters Jerusalem He reveals to us that He is the Prince of Peace, who is entering His city, to defeat His enemy, and redeem His bride. As we look at Palm Sunday we begin to understand the events of Holy Week that lead up to the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Samson was called, gifted, set apart, and strengthen by the Spirit of God. While Samson was supposed to be the hero the nation of Israel needed, he lacked a key ingredient, character.  This week we will discover how the grace of God enables us to live upright lives that protect us from disaster and enable us to live upright lives marked by self-control.
Have you ever gotten something you really wanted only to be disappointed by it?  We know what we want, but we do not always know what we need.  This week we discover that when we humble ourselves in prayer our Heavenly Father always gives us what we need.
Let’s be honest. We are all discontent with what is happening in our world, our communities, our churches, and even our own lives. What if that discontentment could actually lead us to something better. Throughout human history, we have seen time and time again that God can move in such a way that He brings revival, reform, healing, and blessing into our lives and our world. What if we could posture ourselves so that we would invite God to begin a revival in our lives that would then go into the world.
2020 has been filled with chaos, frustration, division, and conflict.  It actually sounds like the circumstances surrounding the very first Christmas.  As we look at the Christmas story we discover that our hope is not in comfort, circumstances, or the perfect moment. Our hope is found in the presence, person, and promises of God.
2020 has been kind of like a dumpster fire. It has reminded us that none of us are exempt from experiencing difficulty, conflict, pain and suffering. But what do we do with our pain? How do we live in a world filled with broken, suffering and pain?  In this sermon from 1 Peter we discover that because of Jesus there is always hope in our pain and purpose to our pain.
The world we live in is broken, frustrating, and disappointing.  But the reason it is so difficult to find satisfaction in this world, is because we do not belong here.  We are not tourists or immigrants, but are called by God to live as exiles in a foreign land.  While none of this sounds exciting, Peter is actually leading us to the heart of the Father, the source of our frustrations, and calling us back to a living hope.
Sometimes God speaks the loudest through a whisper. We live in a loud, modern, distracting world. If we want to hear the voice of God, we need to be in the presence of God. This week we discover the ancient art of silence and solitude.
What happens when life doesn’t go the way we planned? Learn how to navigate life’s storms with the Holy Spirit. Take Heart, God’s promises are secure even when the path is not!
Wouldn’t it be great if there was a GPS for life? Directions for which school to attend… who to date or marry… where to live… what career path to follow?
Join us at Redemption Church for Divine Direction as we learn to discern God’s will for key areas of our lives! When you know who to trust, it’s easier to know what to do with the decisions of life.
Today we are celebrating all that God has done in and through the Multiply Initiative. We are not just celebrating hoe much is raised or the pursuit of a building.
We are celebrating all that God is doing in and through Redemption Church.
You are invited to Redemption Church this Christmas! Join us as we sing some of your favorite Christmas songs, and discover the hope of Christmas.
The Good News of Christmas is that Jesus came to make His home with us so that we could find our home with Him! There is no kiddie table in the kingdom of God, you Belong!
God is building something special at Redemption Church and during the month of November and December, we are drawing close to God, praying big prayers, and preparing to take huge steps of faith. Grab your Bible and a strong cup of coffee as we talk about the heart of God, the vision of our church, as together we step out in faith!
God is building something special at Redemption Church and during the month of November, we are drawing close to God, praying big prayers, and preparing to take huge steps of faith.
Grab your Bible and a strong cup of coffee as we talk about the heart of God, the vision of our church, as together we step out in faith!
It is 2019. We are more "connected" than ever through social media, our smartphones are more powerful than all of Nasa's technology when Apollo 11 landed on the moon, we have access to unlimited knowledge and resources, we are free to pursue the "American Dream," but at the end of the day, we are so unsatisfied.
Our pursuit of satisfaction is like chasing the wind! But what if there was a solution? What if it is possible to experience satisfaction in an unsatisfied world? In this series, we will discover answers to our modern struggles by examining ancient wisdom in the book of Ecclesiastes.
It is 2019. We are more "connected" than ever through social media, our smartphones are more powerful than all of Nasa's technology when Apollo 11 landed on the moon, we have access to unlimited knowledge and resources, we are free to pursue the "American Dream," but at the end of the day, we are so unsatisfied.
Our pursuit of satisfaction is like chasing the wind! But what if there was a solution? What if it is possible to experience satisfaction in an unsatisfied world? In this series, we will discover answers to our modern struggles by examining ancient wisdom in the book of Ecclesiastes.
It is 2019. We are more "connected" than ever through social media, our smartphones are more powerful than all of Nasa's technology when Apollo 11 landed on the moon, we have access to unlimited knowledge and resources, we are free to pursue the "American Dream," but at the end of the day, we are so unsatisfied.
Our pursuit of satisfaction is like chasing the wind! But what if there was a solution? What if it is possible to experience satisfaction in an unsatisfied world? In this series, we will discover answers to our modern struggles by examining ancient wisdom in the book of Ecclesiastes.
It is 2019. We are more "connected" than ever through social media, our smartphones are more powerful than all of Nasa's technology when Apollo 11 landed on the moon, we have access to unlimited knowledge and resources, we are free to pursue the "American Dream," but at the end of the day, we are so unsatisfied. Our pursuit of satisfaction is like chasing the wind! But what if there was a solution? What if it is possible to experience satisfaction in an unsatisfied world? In this series, we will discover answers to our modern struggles by examining ancient wisdom in the book of Ecclesiastes.
It is 2019. We are more "connected" than ever through social media, our smartphones are more powerful than all of Nasa's technology when Apollo 11 landed on the moon, we have access to unlimited knowledge and resources, we are free to pursue the "American Dream," but at the end of the day, we are so unsatisfied.
Our pursuit of satisfaction is like chasing the wind! But what if there was a solution? What if it is possible to experience satisfaction in an unsatisfied world?
In this series, we will discover answers to our modern struggles by examining ancient wisdom in the book of Ecclesiastes.
This week Nick and Hannah Brzozowski help us kick off the Summer Playlist Series. Nick and Hannah are stepping out in faith to start a brand new church in Champaign, Illinois. This week Nick and Hannah share with us as they take a huge step of faith to reach the lost at any cost.
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING! Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING! Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING! Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING! Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The E on your gas tank gauge can either mean Empty or Enough, depending on who is driving! This week Gary Rohrmayer helps us look at 6 relationships that will keep our tank on FULL!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING! Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING! Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING!
Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING!
Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING!
Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored! And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
The resurrection of Jesus CHANGED EVERYTHING!
Sin was defeated! Death lost its sting! Strongholds destroyed! Hope was restored!
And Fear was replaced by FAITH!
Join us this Sunday at 11:30 AM as we walk through the "Hall of Fame" of our Christian Faith in Hebrews 11 and discover how to live lives that are marked by faith in Christ!
It's time to be CONFIDENT!
In this series, we are going to look at 6 different types of people that have met Jesus and will see, be inspired, and be given vision on how to love and interact with similar people today as we live life with them.
In this series, we are going to look at 6 different types of people that have met Jesus and will see, be inspired, and be given vision on how to love and interact with similar people today as we live life with them.
In this series, we are going to look at 6 different types of people that have met Jesus and will see, be inspired, and be given vision on how to love and interact with similar people today as we live life with them.
In this series, we are going to look at 6 different types of people that have met Jesus and will see, be inspired, and be given vision on how to love and interact with similar people today as we live life with them.
In this series, we are going to look at 6 different types of people that have met Jesus and will see, be inspired, and be given vision on how to love and interact with similar people today as we live life with them.
In this series, we are going to look at 6 different types of people that have met Jesus and will see, be inspired, and be given vision on how to love and interact with similar people today.
We give gifts as an expression of our love for people. In many ways when we give someone a gift, we are telling them we value them more than the money we spent on the gift. When the Wisemen visit Jesus, they bring Him gifts as an act of worship. Like the Wisemen, we worship Jesus by using our time, energy, resources, and giftedness for His glory!
We have BIG NEWS!
Someone has offered to match dollar for dollar the next $4,000 given to Redemption Church!
For more info or to give - http://redemption.cc/give/that-we-may
You have been gifted, but what is the purpose of your gifting? This week Tim Beavis helps us discover that we have been gifted for a divine purpose!
Fullness isn’t found in more appointments, better stuff, or bigger account balances, but in gratitude.
Thankfulness is more than practicing good manners. Thankfulness has incredible power. It will guard your heart, align your soul, and reveal Jesus in every situation.
Join us on Sunday morning at 11:30AM.
We all have a tendency to run to things that we think will help us and hide us when life gets hard. Yet after a while, our problems are no longer our problems, the solution to our problems become our problem. We are all addicted to something, but God desires FREEDOM for our lives. Let's get the bear off our back; Addiction Must Fall!
This week we discover how to slay the giant of rejection. The giant of rejection begins to fall when we begin to realize that Jesus embraced rejection, so we could experience acceptance.
We live in the real world, and there are things that cause stress and anxiety. This week we discover that we were never meant to carry our anxieties, but rather cast them into the mighty hand of God. Whenever we are anxious, it is an opportunity to put our trust in Jesus.
Whenever we are scared we can choose either fight or flight. Yet one of the lessons Jesus tried to teach His disciples is that there is another way. Because of Jesus, we can walk by faith, even when there are things to be afraid of.
Things like fear, anxiety, rejection, depression, and anger can seem like giants in our lives. Many times we spend our time focusing on the size and power of our giants. What if instead of telling God how big our giant is, we began to tell our giants how big our God is!
Our friends at Life Church Michigan sent us a little video to say hello and encourage us in the That We May End campaign! To learn more about That We May and what we are trying to accomplish, check out http://redemption.cc/give/that-we-may
The church in Ephesus worked hard, fought hard, loved the truth, denied false teachers, and endured hardship for the name and glory of Jesus. Yet, somewhere along the way, the lost the love they had in the beginning. This week we discover that when we lose our love, we lose everything.
As John is worshiping, he sees the Risen Lord Jesus. John has a vision of him in resurrected power, reigning, fearsome and holy. Dr. Tim Beavis leads us through Revelation 1 as we get a bigger, clearer picture of who Jesus is and how who he is shapes what He has to say to the seven churches.
Guardrails help direct and protect us. None of us plan to ruin our lives, but we also don't plan not to. You can tell yourself that you'll "be careful." Well, setting up guardrails is how you "be careful."
Nehemiah reminds us that no one builds alone. We were meant for community. Before Nehemiah begins to work on the wall he takes the time to invest in his relationship with God, and invites others to join in the work with him.
God uses ordinary people, to do extraordinary things. This week we discover that Nehemiah spent 4 months, praying and planning, while waiting for the Lord to work. There is power in prayer and planning.
Everything has a starting point. The starting point of the Christian faith is the empty tomb. The resurrection changes everything!
We all have things to worry about, but Jesus tells us there is a better way to live. While we will always have trouble, it is possible to live without fear and worry.
We were created for relationships, community, and love. We all desire to fit in and be accepted, but our desire for acceptance can be dangerous; especially when we are living for the applause of people. In Matthew 6:1-4 Jesus asks us to consider. "Who's applause are you living for?"
We usually ignore warning labels, like "caution hot" on our to go coffee, but this week we look at a warning Jesus gives us a warning that cannot be ignored!
Falling in love is easy, staying in love is hard. This week we discover God's design for marriage and how we can stay in love for the long haul.
No one likes to talk about money, but how we view our money matters. Not only is our money connected to our hearts, it is so easy to get upside down financially.
We all enter into marriage with hopes, dreams, and expectations. When those desires become expectations we become upside down in our relationships. This week we discover the key to staying happily married.
We have all been hurt by people, and the reality is we have hurt other people. This week we listen to the words of Jesus as he tells us that forgivenesses leads to freedom
The upside down in a place of darkness and despair, no one should have to live in the upside down. This week we discover how Jesus has the power to lead us from despair to joy, peace, and life.
There is real evil and darkness in the world because there is real evil and darkness in our hearts. While we are helpless to fix it by our own power, we are not hopeless. There is hope, and His name is Jesus.
The most important player on the football field is the Quarterback. The QB calls the plays, has the final word, and sets the pace of the entire offense. The question is who is the Quarterback of your life?