Lifeway Church - First Friday Lifeway Young Adults

Social media can be a helpful tool, but we need to make sure that our social media presence is as saturated in the Holy Spirit's presence as every other area of our lives. Scripture tells us that we will be held accountable for every word we say ... or post! This teaching poses 5 questions to ask yourself before posting or commenting so that you can impact those around you in a positive way.

We will never run out of opportunities to be anxious. God's Word promises us a better way. This teaching will equip you to avoid being shaken by remaining steadfast and keeping spiritual traction. You will be encouraged that God has you positioned for protection and provision, and that you can truly be okay when there is no earthly reason to be okay, thanks to His gift of supernatural peace.

Anger is often a warning light for other unresolved issues, such as insecurity or anxiety. You always have a choice in how you respond. This teaching will encourage you to stay connected to Jesus so His life and love flow through you as you learn to respond to situations in a healthy way.

The enemy uses shame to try to shut us up and shut us down. Problem is … we often let him. It's important to understand the difference between guilt, which moves us to repentance, and shame, which is based on a lie. God's Word says we can be free from shame and that our source of shame can, in fact, become a platform for ministry to others.

Pastor Steve Sabol kicks off 2020 and our MOOD series about trading up loneliness for connection. The five most powerful words to speak to loneliness? YOU ARE COMPLETE WITH HIM (Colossians 2:10). We need to keep working on and perfect finding our completeness in Christ!

First comes love ... then comes marriage. But what happens in between? In this panel discussion, three couples share their stories of engagement successes and failures, offering honest wisdom and advice for those who desire to honor God and each other as they navigate the engagement period of their relationship.