Blessed Life Fellowship

Would you like to learn how to affair-proof a marriage?  This teaching provides some important perspectives in keeping the home fires stoked and helping to prevent affairs, as well as a sober warning from the scriptures specific to the evils of sexual immorality.  

Complacency is a term referring to a person who becomes comfortable and satisfied in their current situation to the point where he/she does not feel the need for self-examination or exert much effort to continue to grow and progress.  And Proverbs 1:32 tells us that complacency is a killer!  Learn in this teaching how to recognize and deal successfully with spiritual complacency.  

This teaching is the first in a series studying the book of Proverbs for the wisdom it provides in leading a blessed life and avoiding the pitfalls and landmines of the fool who has no fear of God and no regard for the wisdom of His Word.  And yes, this teaching has as much application to people already in the church as it does those outside of it.  Perhaps more.  

Elder Brent Denney completes his series on Governed by the Spirit.  

BLF elder Brent Denney continues his insights into being governed by the Spirit, with a special emphasis on the process of transformation.  

BLF member Bill Compton addresses the topic of biblical perfection, with a special emphasis on understanding the nature of what the Bible says about life after this life.  

Elder Mark Suverkrup provides important insights in this teaching regarding the full armor of God in Ephesians 6.  In doing so, Mark illuminates upon several important aspects of walking in this armor, such as learning to hear the voice of God, walking in active faith vs. passive faith, and many other important nuggets of wisdom for living a more victorious life in Christ.  

It's difficult for some people to reconcile God being loving with Him sending people to hell for all eternity.  This teaching will help unravel what the Bible says about that, providing important perspective on the nature of God, His sense of mercy AND justice, and providing the believer with an important element of the gospel message.  

"Safe space" is a cultural concept introduced by certain groups in universities and some work places designed to protect people from criticism, harassment, or discrimination.  While this is well-intentioned perhaps, by trying to protect people from ever experiencing anything difficult, we inadvertently create emotionally weak people who can't handle adversity.  But this "safe space" mentality has crept into even the church, resulting in a church culture where people don't know how to deal with conflict nor control their emotions.  The outcome is a church culture of cry babies and whiners.  But God wants to move us beyond a safe space mentality to a brave space mentality so we can learn to be spiritual champions.