"My Favorite Verse"

The idea..... We want to know what is Your Favorite Verse in the Bible? and....

tell us Why - Over the next several weeks we are going to take your "Favorite Verses" and teach on those Sunday mornings. This week: Philippians 4:9

To live for the cause of Christ requires dying to self, but self will always try to exalt self, striving towards its own desires.

Self occupies the part of you that Christ wants to occupy, and self will try grimly to hold on to its position.

“So here's what I want you to do, God helping you: Take your everyday, ordinary life—your sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life—and place it before God as an offering. Romans 12:1

Finding the Meaning of Life and Living a Life of Meaning

Don’t ignore the signs. Let's drive down the road of dating and courtship as we look at the relational road signs that God has given us in order to build successful and fulfilling relationships.

Can conflict ever be a good thing?

Often times in relationships the presence of conflict is not the problem.

The problem is how we handle the conflict.

By resolving conflict within the guidelines of Ephesians chapter 4, Cathleen Parks teaches that we can experience a revolution in our relationships.

We say it and spray it everywhere we go. It is fundamental in any relationship and one of the major building blocks of a great marriage.

This week @ FOCUS - A message to provide key biblical principles in mastering the art of Relational Communication.

Cathleen Parks shows us numerous parenting styles then compares them to the biblical functioning Parent CEO and how to operate as the Parent leader.

Who's Kidding Who?

Effects on the marriage when kids take over.

In these days of corporate scandal, there is another major scandal going on right under our noses. It is a family coup d’état orchestrated by our kids.

That’s right.

Children are taking over family units in record numbers. Cathleen Parks helps us reign in this trend of usurped authority by outlining God’s original plan for the family.

Some marriages look great on the outside; but when you get up close and personal, things don’t look so great. Both from a distance and up close, Joe Parks teaches that the kind of marriage God wants us to have is one of high definition clarity.