God Centered Life

It makes no difference how much you’ve paid for that new vacuum cleaner, or how shiny it is, or how much you like the color of it. If it’s not powered up, it’s useless. It may sound like an obvious question, but is a vibrant walk of faith possible if we’re not plugged in to the power source? And what does it mean to be plugged in? We’ll look at that today.

John 15:1-8

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It seems like it’s often the case that truths we know in the quiet times can evaporate from our memory when things get hectic. It happened to the Children of Israel after Moses died. The reminders Joshua delivered to them… land for us today.

Joshua 1:1-9

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The idyllic marriage has absolutely no friction in it. There’s a harmonious existence that is continual butterflies and sunshine, right? Not by a long shot. But is there a divine purpose in marital conflict? Do earthly relationships look to teach us something about the divine? We’ll address that question today.

Ephesians 5:22 - 6:4

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Many come across the word “submission” in the context of marriage and see a fuse coming out of one end. It’s a potential stick of dynamite if not regarded properly. But it’s in the Bible. And if we truly believe God knows best, we may want to dig deeper into what’s meant by this word. We’ll do just that in our study today.

Ephesians 5:22 - 6:4

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It may be an assumption that as you work your way up the corporate ladder, you have less people you’re accountable to. But is there such a thing as a big enough corner office that you don’t answer to anyone? We’ll look at that question today.

Colossians 3:22 - 4:1

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It’s so easy to draw a line between our Sunday activities, and our 9 to 5 mindset. But what happens if we mix things up? Does that help us look at our work differently? Does it provide a more positive perspective on work? We’ll ask those questions in this study.

Colossians 3:22 - 4:1

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As any good organizational fanatic will tell you, being able to collect seemingly unrelated things under a unifying umbrella helps bring clarity. Is the church supposed to act in this way? We’ll look at that question in this study.

Acts 2:42-47

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The book of Habakkuk is a great reminder to not only be committed to the Scriptures, but also to be committed to prayer. This is especially important for those called to lead. It is wise for the church to choose leaders who lead from their knees.

Habakkuk 3:1-19

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As we continue our discussion of redemption, we’re looking at some of the elements we should expect on this journey. For example, there’s happiness as a result of condemnation being washed away, but there may also be occasional struggles despite our being redeemed. How do we view these challenges? We’ll look at them today.

Romans 8

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If you were asked to summarize the Bible, how would you do that? One macro view might be creation, the fall, redemption, the future hope. In our study today, we’ll move into that third category, moving from the fall, into the incredibly good news of available redemption.

Romans 8

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