Ever feel like certain parts of your life are out of balance? You spend extra time and energy on your job, and your marriage starts to suffer. You spend time relaxing with friends or even taking time to give yourself some rest, and you miss a deadline at work. You donate money to a good cause and then don't have the money to pay an unexpected bill. Many of us struggle with feeling a little off-center from time to time, maybe a lot of the time! Join us for the next few weeks as we get better about evening out areas of our lives that might be "Unbalanced."

The "guardrails" God gives us for different aspects of our lives are intended to help us enjoy our lives and to help keep us from "wrecking" our faith or our relationships. That applies to God's guardrails for sex too. Join us this Sunday at Flagstone when we look at how God wants our sex lives to be a blessing to us and how to do a better job at staying within the boundaries He provides.

 One of the main purposes of a guardrail is to protect people from wandering into dangerous areas. God has given us "guardrails" to help protect us from "dangers" that can damage our relationships or our faith. Join us as we take a look at some boundaries and action steps that will help protect our attitudes, relationships, and choices.

Have you ever contemplated your relationships with those around you? Join us this morning as we discuss guarding friendships and being intentional in our presence, authenticity, and connectedness.

Our words have an amazing amount of power, and we need to be "safe" with how we use them.  Find out the guardrails God gives us to help protect our relationships with our words.

 Losing our temper can be hurtful to other people and hurtful to us.  Find out the guardrails God gives us to protect us from the "dangers" of losing our temper.

One of the main purposes of a guardrail is to protect people from wandering into dangerous areas. God has given us "guardrails" to help protect us from "dangers" that can damage our relationships or our faith. Join us on Sundays in July as we take a look at some boundaries and action steps that will help protect our attitudes, relationships, and choices.

Assumptions are tough to overcome! whether it be your own, or others assumptions of you, how can we truly live as Christians that love others and beat the judgmental stereotype?

 No father is perfect, and lots of fathers feel like they should "dad" a lot better than they currently are. This Father's Day at Flagstone we will spend some time honoring our dads and thanking God for them, we will hear some real stories from some real dads who are experiencing the daily challenges and triumphs of fatherhood, and we will discover that we all have a Father who loves us in spite of our imperfections. 

According to Dictionary.com, one of the definitions of a skeptic is "a person who doubts the truth of a religion, especially Christianity, or of important elements of it." We'll hear from two former "skeptics" and find out why they chose to become fully committed believers in Jesus.