Sermon Notes

we begin a new series about life and marriage issues. After such a great turnout last week for the movie we want to look into a few issues that were mentioned in the movie. I hope that everyone will take something out the this series it is not for married couples only, the principles will apply to everything in life so please invite a friend over the next few weeks to “Fireproof their lives. Today message is titles:"He Said/She Said"

We conclude our series on lying like your dying; we asked three weeks for you to think about something’s that you might do if you knew you only had thirty days to live. We have been looking at a few lines from a song that was made popular by Tim McGraw.

We continue our series on Living like your dying today, with out thoughts again turning to a line the song, “I learned to love deeper”. What if we all learned to love deeper, to love the Lord our God deeper, to love our families deeper and to love others deeper, what a difference the world would see in each and everyone of us.

we begin a new series called live like you are dying. In is my hope that at the end of this series we truly understand John 10:10 “My purpose is to give life in all its fullness.” So, let me ask you this question. Over the next 30 days, what would it look like for you to live abundantly? To have an “overflowing” life? To live life in all its fullness? My prayer is that over the next 30 days we would feel more alive than ever and that we would discover the abundant life Jesus promised.

We conclude our series on the family. Over the last few weeks we have been looking at the family and ways to encourage the love and support that the Bible would have each and every family doing. The final sermon in this series is taken from the Five Love languages by Gary Chapman. I encourage everyone to pick a copy of his book and read it today. I today want to give an example of each language and encourage you to put them into practice in your family, workplace and life in general.