Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: Week 1

Getting Below the Tip of the Iceberg

September 15, 2019 • John Roberts

Everybody’s heard about the “tip-of-the-iceberg” right? How does that relate to our spiritual lives and spiritual health? That’s what we’re about to explore as we begin a new sermon series titled, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality based on a book by Peter Scazzero. We hope you’ll dive into learning some of what it means when we see that spiritual maturity isn’t possible apart from emotional maturity.

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Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: Week 10

November 24, 2019 • Phil Payne

As we conclude our sermon series on Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, Pastor Phil Payne encourages us in ways that we can move forward. Taking a look at training versus trying Phil encourages us through scripture and the example of a trellis ways to train that we might continue to build and progress having an emotionally healthy spirituality.

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: Week 9

November 17, 2019 • John Roberts

As we move toward the conclusion of our series, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality we will be looking this week at the rule of life. What is it? Where do we see it in the early church? Isn’t it just something that monks do? How does it move us toward training vs. trying and why is that distinction important? What are the rules or rhythms that you have placed in your life that train you in the kingdom life and the spiritual rhythms of grace? What are the routines that are in your life, written and unwritten, that are shaping you into the character of Christ? This week we spend time considering the intentional structure of a rule of life that aligns us closer to God.

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: Week 8

November 10, 2019 • John Roberts

This week, Pastor John leads us through scripture and what it means to listen well and love well. Growing and progressing in emotionally healthy spirituality, is a constant process as we are being transformed by Christ and his great love for us. This process requires managing how we process what we go through in life, as well as managing our expectations. We don't often have control over our circumstances but we do have control of adjusting how we process life so that we can better work through it. Listen in as Pastor John encourages us through the story of the Good Samaritan and discusses ways to listen well that we might see beyond ourselves and love well.