Our culture says that marriage should not be confined to just a man and a woman. Love is the only thing that really matters, and if that is homosexual marriage, then so what? Why does it matter and what does the Bible really say? This message will clearly define what the Bible says.
Only Love Matters
May 3, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Our culture says that marriage should not be confined to just a man and a woman. Love is the only thing that really matters, and if that is homosexual marriage, then so what? Why does it matter and what does the Bible really say? This message will clearly define what the Bible says.
They're Going to do it Anyway! (message)
April 26, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Our culture seems to say that when it comes to sex outside of marriage that people are going to do it anyways, so we should teach them to do it responsibly. Well, how's that working out for our culture? STD's are rampant and on the rise. Unwanted pregnancies and abortions rates are rising, divorces rates are climbing, commitment levels are falling. Have we done anyone any favors by blurring these lines that are firm in God's word?
They're Going to do it Anyway!
April 26, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Our culture seems to say that when it comes to sex outside of marriage that people are going to do it anyways, so we should teach them to do it responsibly. Well, how's that working out for our culture? STD's are rampant and on the rise. Unwanted pregnancies and abortions rates are rising, divorces rates are climbing, commitment levels are falling. Have we done anyone any favors by blurring these lines that are firm in God's word?
Gray Matters (message)
April 19, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Our culture says it doesn't matter what you do; if it feels good, it is permissible. Christians seem confused. Some say certain things are okay, like having a drink, but not other things, like having a smoke. Some can watch R-rated movies and don't think much of it and for others they view it as sin. How do we know what is sin and what is not? Which prohibitions are cultural and which are biblical?
Gray Matters
April 19, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Our culture says it doesn't matter what you do; if it feels good, it is permissible. Christians seem confused. Some say certain things are okay, like having a drink, but not other things, like having a smoke. Some can watch R-rated movies and don't think much of it and for others they view it as sin. How do we know what is sin and what is not? Which prohibitions are cultural and which are biblical?
Is Jesus a Democrat or Republican? (message)
April 12, 2015 • Jamey Stuart
Is there room in the church for more than one political party? If Jesus was here, how would he be voting? In this message we'll discover that Jesus transcends politics. He was not a one issue voter. He was for love and compassion and he was for personal responsibility. Jesus didn't come to start a political party but start a spiritual uprising...a revolution.
Is Jesus a Democrat or a Republican?
April 12, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Is there room in the church for more than one political party? If Jesus was here, how would he be voting? In this message we'll discover that Jesus transcends politics. He was not a one issue voter. He was for love and compassion and he was for personal responsibility. Jesus didn't come to start a political party but start a spiritual uprising...a revolution.
My Truth and Your Truth (message)
April 5, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Our culture seems to say that Jesus was a good man, a good teacher and was loving and wise. But is that enough of a reason to follow him? Haven't there been other loving, wise people with good philosophies? Culture says, "yes, and it's up to everyone to decide for themselves who they will follow." But we don't follow Jesus because of what he said or for what he taught. We follow him because he is the only one who predicted his death and rose from the grave. He is alive today!
My Truth and Your Truth
April 5, 2015 • Pastor Jamey Stuart
Our culture seems to say that Jesus was a good man, a good teacher and was loving and wise. But is that enough of a reason to follow him? Haven't there been other loving, wise people with good philosophies? Culture says, "yes, and it's up to everyone to decide for themselves who they will follow." But we don't follow Jesus because of what he said or for what he taught. We follow him because he is the only one who predicted his death and rose from the grave. He is alive today!
