Our Flower Mound campus asked its members what theological and cultural topics they wanted to hear more about, and we're looking at them through the lenses of Scripture this summer.

From Song of Solomon 7, we see several ways to cultivate our marriages: pay attention, pursue fun, be disciplined in romance, break up the monotony and guard against laziness.

Sex can be really beautiful or really dangerous because it brings the body and soul into a kind of wholeness not otherwise known. It is a good gift of God which should point us back to Him.

The heart of the biblical idea of marriage is the covenant. It is not about the husband and wife adjusting to one another, but both of them adjusting to God together.

In Exodus 40, we see God’s eagerness to fulfill His covenantal promises. His holiness is displayed yet again as the tabernacle is filled with His glory.

God helps us to have a vertical relationship with Him that leads to a horizontal community with others on mission. We proclaim the excellencies of Christ to others, and we encourage and support each other in abstaining from sin.

In Exodus 37, we see the people of God doing what He commanded in Exodus 25. What makes us distinct as the people of God is that we hear the Word, believe the Word and do the Word of God.

One of the things that should distinctly mark the people of God is our generosity, which is motivated by God’s generosity toward us.