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APRIL 23 2023 – Full Service

Both singleness and marriage are good gifts from God, they both come with their own benefits and their own responsibilities. Marriage brings with it the good gift of sex, but that gift also comes with restrictions and responsibilities. Singleness grants to the single person a level of freedom that those who are married do not have, but that freedom comes with the reality that sex is reserved for those who are married. We need to thank God for whatever gift he has given to us and trust that the restrictions each of those gifts come with are for our good and His glory.

Sermon Notes:

  • Whether you are single or married God has given you a gift that comes with both blessings and requirements. (vs.7) 
  • Marriage is a gift. 
  • Marriage blesses us with the opportunity to model the love of Christ. (Ephesians 5:22-33) 
  • Singleness is a gift. 
  • Singleness blesses us with the freedom to serve the cause of Christ. (1 Corinthians 7:32-34) 
  • The requirement of Christian singleness is celibacy. (1 Corinthians 6:18) 
  • The requirement of Christian marriage is lifelong commitment. (1 Corinthians 7:10-16) 
  • Whether you are single or married satisfaction is ultimately found in the giver rather than the gift.

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Rewind Episode 146: Searching For Peace | Follow The Star

Just the word is like a balm to our restless and weary souls. In a world filled with conflict and constant busyness many of us are desperate to find a little peace. At the birth of Christ, the angels came proclaiming “peace on earth,” and yet the earth seems anything but peaceful. However, just before his death Jesus doubles down on this promise of peace. In John 14:27 and 16:33 he promises that despite the troubles and tribulations of this world there is a peace available to us that transcends our current circumstances, a peace that can calm our fears, answer our anxieties, and steady our souls. A peace that only he can bring.

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DECEMBER 04 2022 – Full Service

Just the word is like a balm to our restless and weary souls. In a world filled with conflict and constant busyness many of us are desperate to find a little peace. At the birth of Christ, the angels came proclaiming “peace on earth,” and yet the earth seems anything but peaceful. However, just before his death Jesus doubles down on this promise of peace. In John 14:27 and 16:33 he promises that despite the troubles and tribulations of this world there is a peace available to us that transcends our current circumstances, a peace that can calm our fears, answer our anxieties, and steady our souls. A peace that only he can bring.

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DECEMBER 04 2022 – Full Service (K)

Just the word is like a balm to our restless and weary souls. In a world filled with conflict and constant busyness many of us are desperate to find a little peace. At the birth of Christ, the angels came proclaiming “peace on earth,” and yet the earth seems anything but peaceful. However, just before his death Jesus doubles down on this promise of peace. In John 14:27 and 16:33 he promises that despite the troubles and tribulations of this world there is a peace available to us that transcends our current circumstances, a peace that can calm our fears, answer our anxieties, and steady our souls. A peace that only he can bring.