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Ephesians 522 Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord.25 Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for herToday, we tackle a passage the culture has misunderstood and through it we learn a different way of thinking about our needs. Instead of making your spouse responsible for your happiness, we to learn how to leverage our lives to make their priorities a priority over ours.

If following Jesus has to do with all of our lives and with a huge majority of our lives is going to work, then surely there should be a connection.The Way you work matters to God. No matter what your profession or occupation – whether you’re a parent, a bus driver, an artist or an engineer – God cares about your work.

James4:1What causes fights and quarrels among you? Don’t they come from your desires that battle within you? For most of us, our default position is to think that the reason we are having challenges in our marriage is because our spouse isn't meeting our needs.But in this message James reveals to us that the problem between you and your spouse isn’t because of what’s going on around you. The real problem is what is going on within you.

Christ’s work on the cross paid the price for our sin in full, which is why Jesus said, “it is finished,” But it is the resurrection that seals the deal. When Jesus rose from the dead, he demonstrated he was Lord over sin, death, and the grave. His resurrection also proved Jesus was who he said he was. Whosoever believes or places their trust in that sacrifice and resurrection will receive forgiveness of their sin. and we can be confident that Because Jesus Christ, risen from the grave w...

Galatians 5:1It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Imagine what this would be like if we Stopped looking for loopholes and look for ways to love otheImagine what this would be like if we we Stopped looking at our new life in Christ like a membership reward card. The more I do the more points I get and one day I can cash them in on some pretty cool stuff.Imagine what it would be like if we Stopped asking what is in it for me and instead asked what does love ask me to do for...

In this Message, Matt Charron teaches from the tragic story of Ananias and Sapphire in Acts 5:1-11. Through this message we are faced with the question, "Are we seeking worldly gain or are we seeking the heavenly reward?"