Parenthood: Shame

Text: Genesis 3:1-10

Title: Parenthood: Shame

Preacher: Rev. Greg Brower

Whether they’re bawling, crawling, walking, talking, driving you crazy or asking to drive your car, kids are a gift from God – and God provides some very clear guidance and insight on how to raise them to be full of faith and focused on Him, rather than leaving you frustrated, frazzled and fatigued. In this our fifth week thinking about Parenthood, we consider the dangers of shame in a social media culture and how we can help our children respond to the appropriate shame of sin by drawing near to their heavenly father.

Parenthood: What Now?

Text: Luke 15:11-24

Title: Parenthood: What Now?

Preacher: Rev. Rick VanderWall

Whether they’re bawling, crawling, walking, talking, driving you crazy or asking to drive your car, kids are a gift from God – and God provides some very clear guidance and insight on how to raise them to be full of faith and focused on Him, rather than leaving you frustrated, frazzled and fatigued. In this our fourth week thinking about Parenthood, we consider how we respond when our kids make wrong choices.

Parenthood: Discipline

Text: Ephesians 6:1-5

Title: Parenthood: Discipline

Preacher: Rev. Greg Brower

Whether they’re bawling, crawling, walking, talking, driving you crazy or asking to drive your car, kids are a gift from God – and God provides some very clear guidance and insight on how to raise them to be full of faith and focused on Him, rather than leaving you frustrated, frazzled and fatigued. In this our third week thinking about Parenthood, we consider how to discipline our kids in ways that also disciple our kids to follow Jesus.

Deuteronomy 6:1-9 ~ Parenthood: The Parents Priority

Text: Deuteronomy 6:1-9

Title: Parenthood: The Parents Priority

Preacher: Mr. Jeremy Zoet

John 15:1-8 ~ I need a break thru: Riding the Pendulum

Text: John 15:1-8

Title: I need a break thru: Riding the Pendulum

Preacher: Rev. Greg Brower

We finish our current sermon series entitled I Need a Break Thru this week. Everyone gets off course once in a while in their life. We drift in a relationship. We fall behind on some bills. We gain a few extra pounds. We may coast in our spiritual lives. Last week, Pastor Greg urged us to develop a habit of paying attention to our emotions, noticing God, and living a “slinky life” of repentance and belief. This week, we consider how to live a “pendulum life” that balances work and rest, productivity and leisure, growth and pruning.

Parenthood: Unchanging Principles

Text: Mark 10:13-16

Title: Parenthood: Unchanging Principles

Preacher: Rev. Greg Brower