More and more people are choosing to live together before marriage, if they even marry at all. Ironically, they are often afraid of making a long-term commitment to someone, just to have it end in divorce. What they don't realize, is that by rewriting the boundaries of marriage, they are cheating themselves out of all that God created marriage to be. Choosing to follow God's original design for marriage is the only sure way to experience His Best!

Chances are, there's a relationship in your life that you wish was closer. Maybe you're a mother who longs to be closer to your son. Or, maybe you're a daughter who dreams of being a Daddy's little girl. The reality is, in almost all relationships, one person determines the depth of closeness. It takes effort from both parties. The same is true with your relationship with God, but He is always the One longing to be closer to you.

It seems like the Bible and science have been at odds for a very long time. But, are they really? Is it really necessary to take sides? Can a person believe in both? Though the Bible isn't technically a science textbook. We can trust that it says is scientifically accurate. There are many topics on which the scientific community and the Bible actually agree. Uncover the parallels between the two with "It's not Rocket Science". This Sermon is part of the "Unearthing Truth" Sermon Series.

Maybe you've never been truly confronted to defend your faith in Jesus. Most likely you've been asked a question about the Bible that you didn't know how to answer off the top of your head. Do you know how to explain the historical accuracy of the Bible? What makes the Bible real? There's more evidence than you realize. Discover the history of God's Word for yourself today. This sermon is part of the "Unearthing Truth" Sermon Series.

When we spend most of our time around other Christ-followers, it's very easy to become judgmental toward those who are lost. We can lose sight of how our heavenly Father really feels about them. The Bible teaches that He rejoices more over one lost soul coming into the Kingdom than over 99 of us who are already in. We need to remember what's important to God and why it should be important to us.

Hindsight is 20/20. If only we could go back and change about half of the decisions we've made, we'd probably jump at the chance. But the reality is that there's only one decision that will change everything forever. It doesn't matter how much money we make, how many people we're nice to, or how much we sacrifice. There's only one decision that can secure your future, and that's choosing Jesus.

Procrastination. It's so common that many of us don't know how to function any other way. We put off all kinds of things and give all kinds of excuses. We postpone work, chores, and doctor appointments. But putting off certain things can turn into really big mistakes. Postponing quality time with loved ones can have devastating effects. And postponing spiritual decisions can everlasting effects. And postponing spiritual decisions can have everlasting effects.

It's Not Fair!" How many times have our children said that? Better yet, how many times WE have said that? What a warped definition of fairness we have. With everything centered on a "Me-mentality", it's easy to see how we got here. But, God's definition of fairness is very different than ours. His generous gift of grace cannot be earned, so He doesn't compare us to each other the way we do. Discover God's definition of fairness with the sermon, "Just Grace".

We've all done it. We compare ourselves to one person and feel quite superior, or we compare ourselves to another and instantly feel like a failure. It's a very ugly cycle to get into, and one that God never intended. Comparing ourselves to others is never going to give us the right image of who we are: nor is it going to allow us to see God as He is. Learn what it looks like to see and be seen through the eyes of grace with the sermon, "Who Is Right?"