What does God have to say about specific roles in marraige for both men and women? What does this mean practically as we look to honor God and love each other in marriage?

This sermon looks at what it means to become "one flesh" and also and introduction to the structure of marriage.

Our whole world is dictated by agreements and contracts. It is only natural to think our relationship with God works in the same way. However, it is not about us, it is about Jesus!

Is marriage really about companionship more than anything else?

This sermon gives a review of marriage from God's perspective as well as looks at what it means that marraige is to take priority over all human relationships.

As unromantic as it sounds, marriage is a lifetime covenant between two people. At it essence, it is a contract, not an expression of current feelings.

God instituted marriage. It only makes sense that we look at how our Lord views this divine institution that so affects our lives. This week we are going to touch on four priciples that make up marriage.

The testimony of the Apostle Paul is a story of redemption. The sins of Saul are laid for the world to read in the book of Acts, but so is Jesus' grace as he pursues Saul and ultimately all believers.

Here we see how much God desires all people to be with him in heaven. While God could have sent an angel, instead he sends Philip, a father of four to proclaim the most important person in the story: Jesus.

The ministry of the early church moves out as Philip proclaims Christ to the Samaritans.