Discipline can be a touchy topic - everyone has their own conviction. That is why we will look to the Bible, focusing on Hebrews 12:5-11, for direction. What is the purpose of discipline, and why do we need discipline? God disciplines those he loves. Are we willing to embrace that discipline, turning us away from harm and toward his incredible plan?

Discipline can be a touchy topic - everyone has their own conviction. That is why we will look to the Bible, focusing on Hebrews 12:5-11, for direction. What is the purpose of discipline, and why do we need discipline? God disciplines those he loves. Are we willing to embrace that discipline, turning us away from harm and toward his incredible plan?

Message by Pastor John Teschan - Today, we dive deeper into our seven-part series, "Building Strong Families," with the first of a two-part sermon on discipline. Discipline can be a touchy topic - everyone has their own conviction. That is why we will look to the Bible for direction, focusing on Hebrews 12:5-11.

What is the purpose of discipline? If we understand how and why God disciplines His children, it will help and encourage all of us as we discipline (and love) those in our care.

Message by Pastor John Teschan - Today, we dive deeper into our seven-part series, "Building Strong Families," with the first of a two-part sermon on discipline. Discipline can be a touchy topic - everyone has their own conviction. That is why we will look to the Bible for direction, focusing on Hebrews 12:5-11.

What is the purpose of discipline? If we understand how and why God disciplines His children, it will help and encourage all of us as we discipline (and love) those in our care.

Message by Pastor John Teschan: Today, we celebrate mom - Happy Mothers Day! This also marks the beginning of a new seven part series, "Building Strong Families." All moms have influence, regardless of their struggles or strengths. Are we being intentional about our influence? The Bible gives us strong examples of godly women that influenced others in a way that encouraged them to follow Jesus. Is that true of you and me?

Message by Pastor John Teschan: Today, we celebrate mom - Happy Mothers Day! This also marks the beginning of a new seven part series, "Building Strong Families." All moms have influence, regardless of their struggles or strengths. Are we being intentional about our influence? The Bible gives us strong examples of godly women that influenced others in a way that encouraged them to follow Jesus. Is that true of you and me?