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Do you ever find yourself doing a Google search to ask "Is it okay for a Christian to...?" In this eight week series, we'll tackle a number of topics that both Christians and those exploring the Christian faith alike will ask. The answers may be surprising, even shocking; but what may be most challenging of all is how we can think biblically about each one. For many, thinking Christianly across the broad spectrum of life and culture is a completely new enterprise. Even then, we may find that thoughtful, committed Christians may disagree on how best to employ the biblical principles for their life.
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We like lists as a culture, don't we? We follow leader boards in sports, love to find out which companies make the Fortune 500 list, enjoy seeing the rankings of stocks and mutual funds. God likes lists, too.
Whether you grew up in the church or not, you've likely heard of the Ten Commandments. A lot of people think of these commandments as a set of legalistic dos and don'ts, but the truth is we've fundamentally misunderstood what God was after with them.
In our six-week series "Ten," we'll be challenged to take a fresh look at each commandment the way that God intended them to be taken - as guidelines and principles for a successful life.
Check out our in person and online service times!
We like lists as a culture, don't we? We follow leader boards in sports, love to find out which companies make the Fortune 500 list, enjoy seeing the rankings of stocks and mutual funds. God likes lists, too.
Whether you grew up in the church or not, you've likely heard of the Ten Commandments. A lot of people think of these commandments as a set of legalistic dos and don'ts, but the truth is we've fundamentally misunderstood what God was after with them.
In our six-week series "Ten," we'll be challenged to take a fresh look at each commandment the way that God intended them to be taken - as guidelines and principles for a successful life.
Check out our in person and online service times!
We like lists as a culture, don't we? We follow leader boards in sports, love to find out which companies make the Fortune 500 list, enjoy seeing the rankings of stocks and mutual funds. God likes lists, too.
Whether you grew up in the church or not, you've likely heard of the Ten Commandments. A lot of people think of these commandments as a set of legalistic dos and don'ts, but the truth is we've fundamentally misunderstood what God was after with them.
In our six-week series "Ten," we'll be challenged to take a fresh look at each commandment the way that God intended them to be taken - as guidelines and principles for a successful life.
Check out our in person and online service times!
We like lists as a culture, don't we? We follow leader boards in sports, love to find out which companies make the Fortune 500 list, enjoy seeing the rankings of stocks and mutual funds. God likes lists, too.
Whether you grew up in the church or not, you've likely heard of the Ten Commandments. A lot of people think of these commandments as a set of legalistic dos and don'ts, but the truth is we've fundamentally misunderstood what God was after with them.
In our six-week series "Ten," we'll be challenged to take a fresh look at each commandment the way that God intended them to be taken - as guidelines and principles for a successful life.
Check out our in person and online service times!
We like lists as a culture, don't we? We follow leader boards in sports, love to find out which companies make the Fortune 500 list, enjoy seeing the rankings of stocks and mutual funds. God likes lists, too.
Whether you grew up in the church or not, you've likely heard of the Ten Commandments. A lot of people think of these commandments as a set of legalistic dos and don'ts, but the truth is we've fundamentally misunderstood what God was after with them.
In our six-week series "Ten," we'll be challenged to take a fresh look at each commandment the way that God intended them to be taken - as guidelines and principles for a successful life.
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We like lists as a culture, don't we? We follow leader boards in sports, love to find out which companies make the Fortune 500 list, enjoy seeing the rankings of stocks and mutual funds. God likes lists, too.
Whether you grew up in the church or not, you've likely heard of the Ten Commandments. A lot of people think of these commandments as a set of legalistic dos and don'ts, but the truth is we've fundamentally misunderstood what God was after with them.
In our six-week series "Ten," we'll be challenged to take a fresh look at each commandment the way that God intended them to be taken - as guidelines and principles for a successful life.
Check out our in person and online service times!
There are four main areas of our lives that can lead to significant hardship if left unaddressed. In this series, "Future-Proofing Your Life," we will explore these areas and discover practical strategies to safeguard our futures. Join us over the course of four weeks as we identify these areas, learn how to prevent potential disasters, and set ourselves up for success.
Check out our in person and online service times!
There are four main areas of our lives that can lead to significant hardship if left unaddressed. In this series, "Future-Proofing Your Life," we will explore these areas and discover practical strategies to safeguard our futures. Join us over the course of four weeks as we identify these areas, learn how to prevent potential disasters, and set ourselves up for success.
Check out our in person and online service times!
There are four main areas of our lives that can lead to significant hardship if left unaddressed. In this series, "Future-Proofing Your Life," we will explore these areas and discover practical strategies to safeguard our futures. Join us over the course of four weeks as we identify these areas, learn how to prevent potential disasters, and set ourselves up for success.
Check out our in person and online service times!
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Did you miss a weekend message? Are you interested in listening to a message again? Catch up on past weekend messages at Mecklenburg Community Church delivered primarily by Dr. James Emery White! (They are released every Wednesday morning, following the weekend services).
Mecklenburg Community Church, more commonly referred to as “Meck,” is a church physically located in Charlotte, NC and virtually located through our Online Campus. At Meck, we believe church isn't about religion, but instead a relationship with Jesus. Whether you are just exploring, ready for something new, or don't know where to begin, we are here for you. We don't shy away from hot cultural topics, so lean into the messages each week.