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In week two of our series Faultlines and Fixes, we will examine the

spiritual fault line of "immaturity" which is when an inappropriate

distance forms between where I am and where I should be spiritually. The

root cause of spiritual immaturity is self-deception. We like to ourselves

about where we are and how we are doing spiritually. Join us in the message

to discover the biblical solution for immaturity.

In week two of our series Faultlines and Fixes, we will examine the

spiritual fault line of "immaturity" which is when an inappropriate

distance forms between where I am and where I should be spiritually. The

root cause of spiritual immaturity is self-deception. We like to ourselves

about where we are and how we are doing spiritually. Join us in the message

to discover the biblical solution for immaturity.

Each week in the series Faultlines and Fixes we will examine the moral

fault lines that ran through the Corinthian church and seek the biblical

fixes offered by the Apostle Paul. Our purpose will be to identify any

similar faultlines in our own lives and fellowship. In week one, we

identify the faultline of “disunity” which is seeking to divert the purpose

of the church for personal gain. In the Corinthian church, there were four

identifiable splinter groups within the church. Join us in this message as

we discover the biblical solution for this damaging moral faultline.

In the final week of the series we will examine one of the most challenging confessions of all. Paul's statement that he would give up his own salvation if his kinsman would come to Christ. This is a challenge that is so great that we don't often ignore it altogether. What would it be like to care so deeply about the salvation of others that we are willing to do whatever we can that they might come to faith in Christ.

In the final week of the series we will examine one of the most challenging confessions of all. Paul's statement that he would give up his own salvation if his kinsman would come to Christ. This is a challenge that is so great that we don't often ignore it altogether. What would it be like to care so deeply about the salvation of others that we are willing to do whatever we can that they might come to faith in Christ.

In week two we will examine two of the kingdom parables of Christ where he

describes what it means to adopt a kingdom perspective. We will identify

what the kingdom of God is all about and what has to change within our

perspective in order to pursue the kingdom objectives.