The Gottman Institute have pioneered the latest research on relationships and emotional health. They studied married couples in the first 6 years of their relationship and found that couples who stayed married did this one thing about 86% of the time while the couples who did not endure past 6 six years only this this one thing about 36% of the time.

What caught my attention about La Croix was the bottom of the can. It is ringed with this formula. “0 Calorie + 0 Sweetener + 0 Sodium = Innocent” Innocent? Cool!

Sermon from August 27, 2023 at Tyler Campus

Proverbs 4: 23 "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it."

The wise person realizes the source of his life is also the source of all life. Everywhere we look, we see the Giver of Life at work. Life doesn’t just happen. It doesn’t simply pop out of nowhere.

Pastor Mike's Sermon from August 20, 2023 at Tyler Campus

The Gospel reading from Matthew 15 is one of those peculiar passages where what Jesus says and what he does leaves you dumbstruck.

I ask God to open doors or nail them shut. Along the lines of, "I’ve prayed. Asked Your Spirit for wisdom. Consulted Your wise people in my life. Here’s what I’m going to do. Stop me if it’s stupid. Please.”   It’s a posture of humility coupled with confidence.

Sermon from August 14, 2023 at Tyler Campus

Pastor Aaron’s last sermon asked us to consider if we were optimist or pessimist and then if we were definite or indefinite. I would say that my internal setting leans heavily towards the optimist.