Faith Community Church Woodstock, GA

ministry, leadership, discipleship

marriage, love, relationships

Flood, judgment, society, morals

10/23/16 - Shane Koehler - Paradoxically, those who pursue the righteousness of God religiously may not attain it at all, while those who don’t seek it at all may attain it. Israel pursued the righteousness of God as something they could attain through obeying the law, while many Gentiles, seeing their sin and inability, attained the only true righteousness that is available to sinners - the righteousness by faith in Christ.

10/23/16 - Joel Teague - A look at the background and emphases of the book of Song of Solomon, to promote a greater appreciation and enjoyment of marriage, romantic love, affections, and sexuality within marriage.

10/23/16 - Tim Brown - The crucifixion of Jesus

10/23/16 - Richard Goff - The prevailing values of contemporary culture tend to be shaped largely by self-interest, self-promotion and practical expediency. In this study, we look at some of the more prominent elements in the Genesis flood narrative that collide directly with these values – namely, God’s harsh assessment of man’s true condition, the sweeping severity and magnitude of God’s judgement, and the grand, yet specific scale of God’s salvation.

righteousness, law, faith, Jew, Gentile

Marriage, love, affections

crucifixion, cross, Jesus