The Connection Church

Join us as we continue to dive into what the Bible says about relationships. We'll be talking about the dynamics of the parent-child relationship. Let's learn the truths from God's Word that shape our values and give us wisdom for life. 

Enjoy this wonderful sermon on being blessedly single in the Lord!

Today, many approach marriage as a transactional exchange of benefits with the mindset “I’ll do my part as long as you do yours,” which is contrary to God’s Word. Biblically-based marriages are beautiful and fulfilling, yet they are often charged with challenges that require intentionality, grace, and perseverance. Join us as we explore the Scriptures for attributes reflecting God’s divine design for a strong and balanced marriage relationship.

The Bible reveals two distinct roles for marriage relationships: the man as “head” and the woman as “help meet.” But the question is, how do we define these two roles found in Scripture? Discover how to interpret them as we look at God’s Design for Oneness in the marriage relationship.

What does an ordinary Christian do to hear the voice of the Lord? In addition to the sermon, we conducted some interviews on the subject. Pull up a chair as we wrap up our series, Stop & Listen.

Let’s examine what to do when you believe you've heard the voice of the Lord. Whether you hear an audible voice or a voice in your head, you must evaluate the message to determine if it’s from the Lord. After that, what’s next?

In our sermon series so far, we have learned that we can’t just “put our time in” when it comes to prayer. It’s also important for us to live separately before Him by caring for the things of God rather than the things of this world. Have a listen to the third prerequisite to hearing the voice of the Lord.

Ready to learn the second prerequisite to hearing the voice of the Lord?

This past Sunday we learned that when it comes to prayer we can’t just “put our time in.” It’s imperative that we come to God with a willing heart that is open to hear God’s voice. This week we will continue our series Stop & Listen.

Jesus said, “My sheep hear My voice…” (John 10:27). As a follower of Christ, hearing the voice of God should be a normal and expected reality. There is no simple formula to hearing God, but there are basic principles that each of us can learn to hear His voice. God can speak to us individually in different ways, but every Christian must Stop & Listen in order to hear.

Enjoy this message for the new year from our friend and guest speaker, Peter Markgraaff.