Message: “Children and the Church” from Matthew McNutt

Published: Oct 30, 2016 | Tags:

A message from the series “Family Matters.” Pastor Matthew McNutt speaks about Children and the Church in the seventh sermon in the Family Matters series. Context of the sermon is Galatians 5:5.

Four factors that help children stay connected with the church:
1. They have meaningful adult Christian relationships
2. Attend intergenerational religious services weekly or more
3. Currently involved in a religious youth group
4. Prays and reads scripture twice a week or more.

Message: “Stages of Growth” from Nate Keeler

Published: Oct 23, 2016 | Tags:

A message from the series “Family Matters.” Pastor Nate Keeler speaks about the Stages of Growth, in the sixth sermon in the Family Matters series. Context of the sermon is 1 Corinthians 8:1-13. As a Christian you should:
1. Be a lighthouse for people who need real help and real hops, not a Christian Country Club.
2. Offer your time for discipleship
3. Value others above your freedom
4. Exchange rhetoric for compassion
5. L.O.V.E. like Jesus

Message: “Leading and Being Led” from Nate Keeler

Published: Oct 16, 2016 | Tags:

A message from the series “Family Matters.” Pastor Nate Keeler speaks about Leading an Being Led in the fifth sermon in the Family Matters series. Context of the sermon is Hebrews 13 and 1 Peter 5. Leader should: 1. Keep watch 2. Modeling integrity. Congregants should: 1. Trust your leaders 2. Submit to God-given spiritual authority 3. Pray for your leaders.

Message: “The State of the Unions” from Guest Speaker

Published: Oct 9, 2016 | Tags:

A message from the series “Family Matters.” Guest Pastor Jim Supp speaks about marriage in our culture and in this church. What is the state is the unions? This is the fourth sermon in the Family Matters series. Context of the sermon is Genesis 2.

Message: “God’s Design for Marriage” from Nate Keeler

Published: Oct 2, 2016 | Tags:

A message from the series “Family Matters.” Pastor Nate Keeler speaks about submission in a marriage and what it means. This is the third sermon in the Family Matters series. Context of the sermon is Ephesians 5.

The call of the Christian life is a call to submission. Biblical submission is a voluntary attitude, fueled by our worship of God, resulting in loving people like Christ loved us. If we are failing in our marriage and relationships with others we don’t have a marriage and relationship problem, we have a worship problem. God purpose for marriage is to be a living portrait of the relationship between Christ and the church.