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Thank you for tuning in to our Ironman study. This week we take a look at the toxin of materialism.
Money and possessions never completely satisfy us, on Jesus can do that!
This week we are closing out our series in Creed. Nathan, our Youth Pastor, explores the perception we have of Jesus. Was He a liar, a lunatic, or exactly who He said He was. Lord and Savior.
This week, we are continuing our Creed series as Palmer teaches us about the fire of the Holy Spirit. Fire, as we know is not lukewarm, but burns full of energy. Palmer reminds us that with the power of the Holy Spirit, we have a supernatural power, a guiding power, the power of peace, love & joy, and the collective power of the church.
Today’s toxic emotion is ANGER! Anger doesn’t have to be toxic, but it often times is when we don’t control or channel it the right way.
We live in an angry world, and we as Christian men need to break the mold!
Palmer continues our Creed series and talks about our Good Good Father. God sent us his son to give us an example of how to be. Though there were challenges Jesus faced and even died for us, but we know God is a Good Good Father.
One of our Elders, Chrystal Richardson, opens our series, Creed: A Study of What We Believe. Forgiveness is a way to share the love of God with those close to us. There components are part of the forgiving process:
- Make room for it
- Bring something
- Do not linger
We are in chapter 6 this week of soul detox. The toxic emotion of the week is envy, I hope you guys enjoy the video and learn the art of contentment!
Byron shares his thoughts on overcoming struggles with boundaries. Some actions we can take are: setting boundaries at work, making sure you know what your job asks of you, making a list of the tasks you need to complete, and even speak with your boss to discuss any overload on your plate.
join us in our series about detoxing our minds and our souls! On this video we are talking about hidden hazardous waste in our life—uncovering and confessing lies and dishonesty in our lives
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