June 26                  (Sixth Sunday of Pentecost)

Text:                      Galatians 6:2-5 and Galatians 5:14-15

Title:                      Dealing With People Who Make You Crazy:

                             “The Importance of Boundaries”

Theme:                  There are some people in our lives that expect us to be God. They expect us to responsibility for some area in their life that they should be taking responsibility for. We are told to love our neighbor as we love ourselves but there is a difference between loving and enabling.

June 19                  (Fifth Sunday of Pentecost)

Text:                      Romans 12:17-21

Title:                      Dealing With People Who Make You Crazy:

                             “Resolving Conflict”

Theme:                  Because we live in a broken world, conflict is a way of life. Every day we witness           conflict between nations, between politicians and even between strangers. Paul   reminds us that we can’t live at peace with everyone but as far as it is up to us,       we can and should do our best to resolve conflict.

June 19                  (Fifth Sunday of Pentecost)

Text:                      Romans 12:17-21

Title:                      Dealing With People Who Make You Crazy:

                             “Resolving Conflict”

Theme:                  Because we live in a broken world, conflict is a way of life. Every day we witness           conflict between nations, between politicians and even between strangers. Paul           reminds us that we can’t live at peace with everyone but as far as it is up to us,   we can and should do our best to resolve conflict.

June 12                  (Fourth Sunday after Pentecost)

Text:                      Ephesians 4:26-32

Title:                      Dealing With People Who Make You Crazy:

                             “Diffusing Anger”

Theme:                  There are some people who have the ability to push our buttons. But if we’re           going to deal with healthy relationships we’ve got to learn how to deal with           anger; how it shows up, how to deal with it in our own lives, and how to diffuse           it in the lives of others, particularly the crazy makers who push your         buttons.

June 12                  (Fourth Sunday after Pentecost)

Text:                      Ephesians 4:26-32

Title:                      Dealing With People Who Make You Crazy:

                             “Diffusing Anger”

Theme:                  There are some people who have the ability to push our buttons. But if we’re           going to deal with healthy relationships we’ve got to learn how to deal with           anger; how it shows up, how to deal with it in our own lives, and how to diffuse           it in the lives of others, particularly the crazy makers who push your         buttons.

June 5                    (Third Sunday after Pentecost)

Text:                     James 3:13-18

Title:                     Dealing With People Who Make You Crazy:

                             “Realizing Half the Problem Is Me”

Theme:                  In every relationship that makes us crazy half the problem is us, how we respond to the people who make us crazy. James gives us 6 ways to be wise in our relationships so that we can minimize the craziness.

June 5                    (Third Sunday after Pentecost)

Text:                     James 3:13-18

Title:                     Dealing With People Who Make You Crazy:

                             “Realizing Half the Problem Is Me”

Theme:                  In every relationship that makes us crazy half the problem is us, how we respond to the people who make us crazy. James gives us 6 ways to be wise in our relationships so that we can minimize the craziness.

 

Matthew 28:16-20

Becoming One: A Disciple's Journey "Dance!"

Matthew 28:16-20

Becoming One: A Disciple's Journey "Dance!"

Text: Matthew 14:28-33

Title:  Testing the Waters

Theme:

After we have started to learn and follow, there will start to become opportunities to ACT with the guidance of Christ.  Small and seemingly insignificant things will come up, but these are monumental in our growth.  To master complex dance routines and moves, a dancer must be willing to put themselves out on a limb and attempt… even if it means falling over and over again.  A dancer does this knowing two things: 1.) the end result of this will be something beautiful and 2.) that their teacher and leader is there to catch them.