God Centered Life

If you don't have something worth dying for, you don't have something worth living for. This message shows us the purpose we were made for.

Perhaps you are in a very difficult family or work situation. Often during the holidays we reach a breaking point and are not sure we can take it any more. How do we make sure we are the same person in church, at home, and at work? How do we honor Christ in every situation?

Perhaps you are in a very difficult family or work situation. Often during the holidays we reach a breaking point and are not sure we can take it any more. How do we make sure we are the same person in church, at home, and at work? How do we honor Christ in every situation?

The Gospel is essential, but so is the Church. We are not individualistic as Christians; we are part of the body of Christ. Today that is so important to reaffirm with everything going on in our world. The Church is not a social club or a source of entertainment; we need each other.

The Gospel is essential, but so is the Church. We are not individualistic as Christians; we are part of the body of Christ. Today that is so important to reaffirm with everything going on in our world. The Church is not a social club or a source of entertainment; we need each other.

When it comes to what really matters in life, what's truly important, then the life that God gives us through grace that we receive by faith can be an extraordinary life.

When it comes to what really matters in life, what's truly important, then the life that God gives us through grace that we receive by faith can be an extraordinary life.

In the story of Judges, there are many heroic figures, and here we study one family made up of basically ordinary people. Yet they were used by God in extraordinary ways for the progress of His Kingdom, the line of David, and eventually Christ himself.

In the story of Judges, there are many heroic figures, and here we study one family made up of basically ordinary people. Yet they were used by God in extraordinary ways for the progress of His Kingdom, the line of David, and eventually Christ himself.

Contemporary society says that marriage is simply a deal. You look for someone who can offer you what you want and who desires what you can give them in return, and then you get married. What that means, though, is that if eventually the other person can no longer provide what you desire, then the deal is off. But contemporary society is wrong.