Jun 12, 2016
You Will Not Die
By: Dante Huerta
Series: A Work in Progress
Genesis 3:22-24
Have you ever stopped to take a look at the self-improvement industry? Countless books, websites, TV shows, and health and wellness programs place their focus on creating a better life—a better you. Do these really help us deal with the hardships of life? This morning we’ll explore the biblical path to a better life.
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- Jun 12, 2016You Will Not Die
Jun 12, 2016You Will Not DieBy: Dante HuertaSeries: A Work in Progress
Genesis 3:22-24
Have you ever stopped to take a look at the self-improvement industry? Countless books, websites, TV shows, and health and wellness programs place their focus on creating a better life—a better you. Do these really help us deal with the hardships of life? This morning we’ll explore the biblical path to a better life. - Jun 5, 2016Fear
- May 29, 2016Q&A – Is It A Sin to Drink Alcohol?
May 29, 2016Q&A – Is It A Sin to Drink Alcohol?By: Ben CookSeries: A Work in Progress
Question and Answer
Tonight we will tackle two questions at once, asked by different people: Christians who drink say that it is ok because Jesus did, and he even created wine (John 2:1-11). So is drinking ok? What was the alcohol content? I’ve done some study on this and it is really confusing. Plus, commentaries seem to differ from each other. I am not really sure this is a qualifying question for the sermon series. Here it goes. Why is drinking a beer or alcoholic drink considered a sin among church members. I can't find a biblical reason why this is a line of thought in the church. - May 29, 2016Binding Isaac
May 29, 2016Binding IsaacBy: Ben CookSeries: A Work in Progress
Genesis 22:7-13
Abraham offered up his son Isaac and I can hardly wrap my head around it. Now that I have a son, an only son, whom I love. There's a lot more to this story than we catch because we often recoil when we read instead of drinking deeply from the text. As we dig into this story, it will take us to the foot of the cross. May your Memorial Day weekend dwell on the most profound sacrifice ever offered. - May 22, 2016Q&A – Consider Job
May 22, 2016Q&A – Consider JobBy: Ben CookSeries: A Work in Progress
1 Corinthians 10:13
Question and Answer: As an effort to be attentive to our time on Sunday evening, and also do justice to this *very* important question, we will only tackle this one question this evening: 1 Corinthians 10:13 is often used to illustrate that ‘God will not give us more than we can handle.’ But it doesn’t say that. It only addressed our temptation to sin. Will God allow us to encounter circumstances greater than we can bear? (Consider Job). If that’s true, what are we supposed to do, just have hope when we’re crushed in spirit? - May 22, 2016Walking with Warriors
- May 15, 2016Your Faith
May 15, 2016Your FaithBy: CJ MayoSeries: A Work in Progress
Psalm 44:8-12
Have you even been frustrated with God? How have you dealt with that frustration? Tonight we are going to talk about our frustrations and how they might have affected our faith. - May 15, 2016Seven Easy Steps to Great Communication
May 15, 2016Seven Easy Steps to Great CommunicationBy: Dennis BakerSeries: A Work in Progress
Psalm 19
God is the master communicator. He has communicated His will and His love using the creation, the written Word and even His own Son. What makes his communication quality is the belief system that drives it. When we struggle with communication, it is usually not because of technique, but because of what we believe. - May 10, 2016Believe or Not to Believe
- May 8, 2016Q&A – Jeremiah & Joshua
May 8, 2016Q&A – Jeremiah & JoshuaBy: Ben CookSeries: A Work in Progress
Question and Answer
The two questions we will take time to explore tonight are:1. Is Jeremiah 29:11 only contextual or can it be singled out to be used as our culture uses it - such as for graduation celebrations and as an encouragement verse? Also, I’ve noticed a difference in some versions. One used the word “prosper” and another “plans for welfare”. Very different ideas.2. A question about Joshua. He led the people all through these different cities and burned and killed everyone and everything in them basically. And I want to ask why is it okay to kill off all of those people and by God's instruction even?" These are great questions - and very timely, since our kids just finished studying Joshua for LTC!