Pastor Dave D’Angelo continues the conversation from Sunday’s message on God-honoring marriages. He breaks down the importance of learning to love your spouse as you both change, serving the other when we don’t feel like it, and how we work towards honor together as a couple.

To watch this past week’s sermon: Faithful Marriage: More Than Good Intentions

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Good intentions don’t determine our destination. The path we are walking on does. God deeply values marriage. When adultery occurs in a marriage, it betrays the emotional, physical, and psychological bond of oneness that a husband and wife are meant to share. Lust lies at the root of adultery and causes us to treat other people with contempt, not as valuable human beings but as objects. A turnaround in marriages is more about good intentions. It’s about changing the direction, taking steps, and serving one another repeatedly, just as Jesus serves us.

Amanda Beggs and host Rebekah Stolle break down this past week’s message on the sixth commandment. Topics range from when you put your Christmas decorations up to the importance of reconciliation and not carrying offenses (and not masking them with religious activities). The two break down how you measure the health of your relationships, how to be free from the weight of the offenses you’re carrying, and how we engage with a post-modern culture on the topic of absolute truth.

To watch this past week’s sermon: Guilty of Murder

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The 10 Commandments not only show us what God wants, they show us what God is like. We see throughout scripture that every person bears God’s image and has purpose. Every life has value. Sin destroys our ability to fully live up to the standard of what it means to image God. As followers of Jesus, we should be characterized as people who honor life, in all stages and situations. Our response to one another is our response to the image of God.

This week, Pastor Dave D’Angelo sits down to discuss the importance of apologizing to our kids, developing young leaders, and distinguishing between honor and worship when it comes to our parents. He expands on the idea of living as a spiritual being in a physical body, and how the truth of the gospel shapes our definition of righteousness.

To watch this past week’s sermon: Hearts and Honor

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We are spiritual beings having a physical experience. With regenerated hearts, we look at things differently and live from the inside out, no longer driven by our flesh. The 10 Commandments are a path to freedom and flourishing. If we can’t honor our given family, how will we honor God? Honoring our father and mother keeps us in following Jesus. When we look at Jesus, we see that honor is respecting our parents and their authority. Honor involves being present, communicates appreciation, and provides for as opposed to always expecting from. When we live like Jesus, we live from the inside out.

Join Pastor Dave D’Angelo as he breaks down Dave Buehring’s message on remembering the Sabbath. Dave discusses a range of topics including what it’s like to simply listen to a sermon when he’s not teaching, practical steps to implement a weekly sabbath with his family, and which coach on The Voice he would choose if he were on the show! We learn to ask God to help us prioritize what is most important and receive His gift of the sabbath every week.

To watch this past week’s sermon: The Gift of Rest

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We often find ourselves caught in the relentless rush of life, fearing we'll be left behind. But God intends for us to honor the Sabbath and to trust Him with our time. We must allow God to guide us in incorporating rest into our lives intentionally. This includes seeking His presence, rejuvenating relationships, and finding mental and emotional rest. God wants us to live and lead in peace, joy, and health, with a deep sense of His presence and purpose in our lives.

This week, Scott Stevens extends his sermon from Sunday on not taking the Lord’s name in vain. He covers topics like what it looks like to represent God well and how to boldly share the gospel in our relationships with others. We discuss Scott’s heart for evangelism and how that affects the way he not only lives his daily life, but also his style and scope of preaching.

To watch this past week’s sermon: Reverence for His Name: Living as God’s Loudspeaker

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In the beginning, God spoke creation into existence. Each time God speaks in scripture, we must take notice of His words of power and receive them in reverence. As followers, our sole purpose is to be a loudspeaker for His glory and name. The Third Commandment challenges us to respect the name of God and His character in all that we say and do.