Many marriages are characterized by a lack of unity, a lack of harmony, and a lack of peace! But it doesn't have to be this way. God has given us the perfect blueprint for marriage. A vital component of the blueprint is the husband's responsibility to love his wife in a very specific way. Listen to learn how your marriage can be a happy one!

Despite what our culture says, marriage is declared by our Creator to be good. God saw that Adam was alone and said that it was not good. Therefore God created the perfect companion and counterpart for him. Thereby declaring that marriage is good!

Everyone has a problem with authority. It's part of the curse of the fall and the disobedience of Adam and Eve. Yet all Christians are called to submit to God's authority and the authorities that God has placed in our lives. How can we submit to our God given authorities when we don't want to? Peter gives us three motivations to help us submit to each other, to the Lord and secular authorities.

Those who desire to be married have a God-given desire to do so. But several things need to be considered before you say "I Do."

The tongue is a measuring stick of our sanctification and our spiritual condition. Jesus said that out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. Therefore we must pay attention to how we are using our tongue. James points out the potential dangers associated with our tongues.

As a Christian Jesus makes it clear that our him and his people - the church are to be the priority in our lives. Are the people of God your priority?

The church exists to reveal the truth about God. It is the responsibility of every member of the body to carry out that assignment. The good news is God has provided all the resources we need to be confident as we carry out the assignment.

All Christians have been given a spiritual gift that is to be used to build up the body of Christ and specifically the local church family. But how do you know what your gift is? Listen and learn!

Is Biblical fellowship having a potluck lunch together after the Sunday morning service? The Bible defines Biblical fellowship in a much more robust and helpful way. Biblical fellowship is how the church is to function both for the good of those in and out of the church. Listen and Learn!