God Centered Life

It sounds like a literary phrase. “How big is your God?” But if you wrestle with this question, could there be a few additional diagnostic questions you also need to ask? We’ll explore this topic in our study today.

2 Timothy 1:8-12

Let’s take a look at how the church views singleness versus how society looks at that same status. Paul will provide perspective on this topic in our study today.

1 Cor 7:1-40

Many report being drawn towards a partnership, an innate desire to be a couple. But if this desire is wired in, then why do so many marriages struggle? We’ll look at what Paul has to say on this subject in our study today.

1 Cor 7:1-40

A regular dynamic of living in this world but not of this world is the sometimes tricky balance between expressing truth while showing love. We’ll look at the practical aspects of this challenge in our study.

1 Corinthians 6:1-20

The question is “Why on earth did they do that?” The answer so many times is either sex, or money, or both. With such a powerful influence, it seems like a good idea to nurture a Biblical perspective on these two forces.

1 Corinthians 6:1-20

Does the Bible tell us how to structure our Facebook and Instagram posts? Let’s find out. We’ll do that in this study.

1 Cor 5:1-13

Ascribing value is a tricky proposition these days. Particular trading cards can draw enormous sums of money… from those who see that card as valuable. Is there a standard of worth? Is something ever worth dying for? We’ll look at these questions in this study.

2 Timothy 1:8-12

Where are the lines? “In the world but not of it.” How do we navigate the difference without getting into trouble? Or, on the other hand, how do we pursue holiness without being of no impact for the kingdom on a needy world? We’ll explore these challenging questions in this study.

Wouldn’t it be great if we were impervious to pain as a result of criticism? Someone posts a negative comment and it rolls off us like water off a duck? In this study, we’ll pursue the primary path to make that a reality.

1 Cor 4:1-21

It’s hard to believe, but there used to be a limited amount of criticism floating around. Yes, it happened but not generally as a hobby, a way for the critic to feel bigger than someone else. So, can a letter written 2,000 years ago speak to this modern plague? We’ll find out in this study.

1 Cor 4:1-21