This message dives straight into one of the least talked about topics in Christian marriage... sex. Yep, Paul went there in 1 Corinthians 7, and for good reason. Somewhere between a culture obsessed with immorality and believers who we're taught that sexual intimacy was “dirty,” the truth got lost. But here’s the real story: God designed sex as a sacred, joyful gift within marriage. It’s not dirty, it’s divine. When we honor God's design, we build connection, trust, and healing. Marriage isn’t just about surviving together; it’s about thriving in God’s design for love and connection.

Marriage isn’t just about rings, romance, and shared Netflix accounts. It’s a divine partnership crafted by God Himself. From Genesis to Ephesians, we’re reminded that “two becoming one” is more than poetic—it’s spiritual. In a world that treats marriage like a contract, God calls us to see it as a covenant. When God’s the third strand in the relationship, storms can’t break what heaven has bound. So before you roll your eyes at your spouse, remember: they’re not your problem, they’re your blessing.

This message invites every woman to take a closer look at what true beauty really means. Spoiler alert... it's not about the mirror, it’s about the heart. Proverbs 31:30 reminds us that charm and looks fade, but a woman who fears the Lord shines forever. Through the story of Tabitha, we see that real beauty lives in faith, kindness, and compassion that moves heaven and earth. So let’s trade filters for faith, vanity for virtue, and let our love for God be the glow that never fades.

This message celebrates the powerful role of women in faith and the impact of godly examples. Centered on Titus 2:3-5, it highlights how older women can guide and encourage younger ones to live with faith, virtue, and strength. Through the story of the Canaanite woman’s persistent faith, we’re reminded to pray boldly, set high moral standards, and build up others. It’s a call for women to live out their faith and shape the next generation with wisdom and grace.

Being a man of God is not about bravado, it is about being rooted in faith and leading with love. 1 Corinthians 16:13-14 calls men to rise up, stand firm, and set the spiritual tone in their homes. Like ancient watchmen on the walls, we are charged to guard, guide, and inspire. This is the true call to masculinity: a life of courage, sacrifice, and faith that shapes families and transforms communities.

How do we get right with God? Romans 3:21-26 holds the answer, and it has nothing to do with our good works or religious performance. In this powerful message, we’re reminded that righteousness comes only through faith in Jesus Christ. All of us have fallen short of God’s glory, yet the Gospel offers redemption as a free gift of grace. This truth levels the playing field and unites us in our need for a Savior. The question is—are we truly surrendered to Him, or just playing church?