In today's sermon we look at the protection and deliverance of God through Proverbs 2:6-15.

Wondering whatever happened to your fairy tale ending? Unmet expectations leave many couples struggling with bitterness and resentment. But what if your fairy tale ending isn't what you think it is? If we want a Happily Ever After we need to make our goals for marriage God's goals. God gives us six biblical purposes for marriage that will transform disappointment and conflict into a Christ-centered, sanctifying, joy-filled union.

From the glory of Christ and gospel-shaped roles, to sexual holiness, raising godly children, mutual help, and lifelong friendship — learn how to replace unrealistic expectations with God’s design for a marriage that lasts “till death do us part.”

Whether your marriage is struggling, thriving, or you’re preparing for the future, this sermon will reset your vision and equip you with hope and practical wisdom taught from Scripture.

Marriage is about far more than romance, happiness, or our happily ever after. Marriage belongs to God and exists for the glory of Jesus Christ.

God gave marriage to ultimately point to the love of Christ for His church and the good news of the gospel.

Ephesians 5:31-32 reveals marriage and the mystery of Christ and:

1. How the one-flesh union of marriage points to our union with Christ

2. Why every biblical marriage must be a living picture of the Gospel

3. How Husbands are called to sacrificially love their wives like Christ loved the Church

4. How Wives respectful submission displays Christ’s glory and honor as Savior and King worthy of all our worship

5. And How to stop making marriage about you and start making it about His glory

Whether your marriage is thriving, struggling, or yet to get started, this message will give you a new vision for God's purpose for your marriage. Stop settling for a self-centered marriage that collapses under the weight of two sinners living only for themselves. Discover the joy and happily ever after that comes when your marriage becomes a living picture of the Gospel.

Tired of a marriage that looks fine on the outside but is slowly dying inside? Years of heartache, bitterness, broken expectations with no hope that it will ever change or get any better? Genesis 2 reveals the foundational truth every struggling marriage needs: Marriage doesn’t belong to you. It belongs to God.

Your marriage is so much bigger than your happiness, romance, or personal fulfillment. It’s a gift of God, a sacred covenant, and a lifelong picture of the Gospel designed for God’s glory.

This sermon boldly confronts:

The deadly myth that marriage exists to make you happy

God’s clear design of one man, one woman, for life

Why divorce isn’t an option, and what to do when your marriage feels dead

And How struggling couples can find real hope and redemption

Whether your marriage is thriving, just starting, or hanging by a thread this sermon can help you turn your marriage into a powerful testimony of Christ's love. Marriage is not about your fairy tale. It’s about God’s glory—and when you build on that rock, real joy, intimacy, and happily ever after follows.

God is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love. What is the glory of God's goodness and kindness towards us in Christ to forgive us all our sins?

God is both the Righteous Judge and the Justifier of the one who has faith in Jesus.

Luke 7:11-17. Today we look at the almighty power and compassion of Christ as He raises the widow's son from the dead.

In a world drowning in lies, fake news, and broken promises, where can you find rock-solid truth?

Deuteronomy 32:4 unpacks one of God’s most comforting attributes: God is Truth itself. He is the One True God who is always true and always faithful. He God alone is the immovable Rock we can build our lives upon. His Word is completely trustworthy, and every promise finds its ultimate “Yes” in Jesus Christ, who declared, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”

If you’re weary of shifting sand and longing for something secure to anchor your soul, look no further than the God of Truth.

Does God ever change His mind? If God has eternally decreed all things, how do we explain passages where He seems to “repent,” regret, or relent — like the Flood in Genesis 6, Nineveh in Jonah, or Old Covenant Israel after the Golden Calf in Exodus 32?

This sermon tackles one of the most difficult questions about God’s character: Can the unchanging, sovereign God of the universe actually “repent” or alter His plans? Through Numbers 23:19 and several key stories, we explore the immutability of God, the nature of His eternal decree, and why passages that appear to show God changing His mind don’t contradict His absolute sovereignty, but ultimately reveal the riches of God’s grace in Jesus Christ

The good news of God's Eternal Decrees is that if God never changes His plan, then all of His promises, His love, and His plan of redemption are completely trustworthy in Christ.

If you've ever wrestled with the Bible's apparent contradictions, questioned God’s sovereignty, or simply want to know Him better, this sermon offers clarity and confidence in the unchanging character of God.

If God has eternally decreed and predestined everything that comes to pass, then why pray? Do we really have free will? Does anything we do actually matter or are we just robots following a divine script?

God's Eternal Decree is one of the most challenging doctrines in the Bible because how can we be free and willing agents who make real choices if it's all already planned and predestined to take place. In this sermon we walk the line between God's Sovereignty and and real human freedom to show how God's Eternal Plan is not fatalism but gives our life real meaning and purpose.