Sermons

Sometimes, human chemistry can affect our outlook on life and our emotions. But the primary driver of depression is a combination of the perfect storm. We “know” what we need and what we “deserve”, but no matter what we do, we cannot get our primary needs met. We want others to meet our needs, and…

This week we’ll look at discouragement and sadness. It is important to realize that these are not just negative emotions, nor are they primarily problems to solve. They are like lights on a dashboard that point us to deeper issues for us to consider.

As we chase satisfaction, we inevitably face a sense of emptiness. Emptiness, apart from God, is not a problem we can solve. We must first embrace it as a reality of this broken life, then answer God’s wake up call to seek Him first and engage in telling His story more than our story.

How often are we truly satisfied? There are surprising virtues to be found in our “wanting” to find meaning. We endure loneliness when God is not a “1st thing pleasure.” God uses His first and second commands, to love Him first, and others second, as a method of teaching us “redemptive loneliness”!

Hey everyone! We’re so happy you were able to join us this Good Friday, as we consider the ramifications and implications of Jesus’ work on the cross. Without it, we would be truly lost.

By God’s grace, to step forward as God’s man or woman, in my spheres of influence, to serve His purposes for His glory. Serving His purposes for His glory includes making a kingdom difference through money. God doesn’t need our money, but he wants our hearts and the two are tied together.