There is probably no topic that causes more excitement, pain, and confusion in our culture than sexual intimacy. It is especially difficult for the young adult because God, in his wisdom, put boundaries on sexual expression, but also gave you sexual drive that begins far before we get married. This coupled with the fact that our culture has butchered God's plans for sexual intimacy makes life very painful sometimes.

Regardless of your sexual story, God created sex and has a design for it that is good and beautiful. And whether you made bad choices in this area or bad things happened to you, God can redeem any story and bring glory to himself and blessing to you if you follow his design. So tune in for the last episode in the Song of Songs series to see God's plan for real intimacy!

We've seen the couple meet, flirt, date, and now it's time for the wedding. Whether you are single or dating, your wedding is something you should think about.

In the portion of the poem that we read today we watch the couple get married. And assuming that this is the ideal wedding we ask this question: What does every great wedding have? So listen in to see how you can prepare to have a great wedding.

Last week we started the discussion about what pursuing a romantic partner looks like. We addressed four principles from the couple in the Song of Songs:

1. Date in the open

2. Exclusivity of esteem

3. Be/Find a life-giving man

4. Don’t arouse love before its time

Today we add two more. Listen in to find out how to pursue someone's heart in a God-honoring way.

Welcome back to our series out of The Song of Songs. Last week we discussed attraction. What should you be looking for in a potential spouse?

This week we discuss the art of pursuit. How should a young couple pursue each other? In this episode we discuss four principles drawn from the text that will help you date well in this confusing culture.

One of the areas where young adults face the greatest amount of anxiety and confusion is around relationships and sexual intimacy. What was intended by God to be one of the most rewarding and joyous areas of life becomes one of the most painful because of sin and wickedness.

In the biblical book titled the Song of Songs the reader

Whether you are single dating or married God's word has a lot to teach us about God's heart for us and how we should treat other people. Join us in this series as we discuss issues of attraction, dating, and marriage and do our best to come back to God's good design.

It's time to end the story. Job has endured horrible personal tragedy and beyond that endured horrible advice from friends that claimed to speak for God. We've watched Job go from spiritually resilient to emotionally crushed. But now it's God's turn to speak. God wishes to correct the horrible things said about him and give Job what he needs to make it through this difficult time.

To do this God asks 77 questions of Job to teach a singular point. Tune in this week to find out what God wants you to know about making it through seasons of suffering.

One universal truth is that we will all suffer in different ways in this life. And it follows then that our friends will go through suffering and pain. So how do you be the kind of friend that is helpful in those times? Job has four friends that come to him in his time of suffering. They do their best to help him understand what God might be thinking and explain what Job can do to change his circumstances. At the end of all their advice God gets very angry with three of them and rebukes them harshly. The fourth friend spoke rightly about God and gave good advice. Tune in to this week's episode to find out how you can be like the fourth friend.

Welcome to episode two in our series The Great Suspicion. This message dives into the heart of one of the most challenging questions of faith: Can we trust God when life is painful? Using the story of Job, we confront our doubts about God's goodness and power, especially when we face suffering and loss. We'll explore the cosmic drama between God and Satan, discover why our struggles might not be as random as they seem, and learn how to find hope even when life is at its darkest. If you've ever wondered why God allows hardship, this message offers a powerful perspective that could change how you view your pain and your relationship with God. Listen in to uncover how your suffering might serve a greater purpose.

Do we actually need to know when the rapture is? I mean, God wins in the end anyway! The fact is that it’s VITAL to learn about the end times, and today we break down the rapture and when it happens. Is it before the tribulation or after? Tune in to find out

We're back from our August break! This week Pastor Tyler talks about what happens when we interact with an all-powerful God and a broken world. In Phillip Yancy's book, Disappointment with God , 3 questions are asked by everyone: 1. Is God unfair? 2. Is God Silent? 3. Is God hidden? Listen to this episode to grow to understand how to move through these questions.

Resources:

Get the Prayer app that Tyler highlighted through this link. Transform your quiet time with God: https://www.24-7prayer.com/resource/lectio-365/

Disappointment with God by Phillip Yancy