Dysfunctional families don't talk about God. Looking at Deuteronomy 6, we'll learn to avoid the pitfalls of dysfunction in our families so that we can have healthy relationships.

Dysfunctional families don't provide for each other. Looking at 1 Timothy, we'll learn to avoid the pitfalls of dysfunction in our families so that we can have healthy relationships.

Why don't families put God first? Today we'll look at some of the reasons, and how we can prioritize to make God first in our families and first in our lives.

The Bible says, "Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved." What does that mean for me in 2020 today? Let's look at it together and discover the hope of Romans 9:30–10:13.

Let's look at Psalm 66 to see the ways we praise God together in community.

If the church viewed helping the needy in our world as if they are caring for Jesus Himself, there’s no way we would sit idly by while they suffered.

On its own, a member of the body of Christ is weak, but when together in community, the whole of the church has strength to carry burdens.

Every Christian needs a church family because growing and maturing is a community activity. When adversity comes, we need to lean on each other.

Do we need to rethink the whole idea of "fellowship"? In this series we're looking at the topic of the church and asking ourselves what it means to be a part of the Body of Christ (the church) and how to demonstrate the love of Christ as we worship and serve.

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Crisis is what happens around us, but what God does IN us is what we want to focus on this week.