Feel My Faith

Many parents are intimidated by the questions their children ask about spiritual things. And while you may not have all of the answers, you can lead you children to the Lord. In this message we look at practical approaches and principles about sharing the gospel with your children.

In telling us what God doesn't want for our lives, He is telling us what He loves. Teach your children to love what God loves and you will teach your children to love God. If we love what God loves we are motivated to obey the commands. This message looks at the Ten Commandments from Exodus 20.

Barna research reports that 20% of young adults who grew up in church, but are leaving the church said that something was missing from their church experience. What was it?We can teach the content and use the right methods. But if this is missing we will not communicate our faith to our children. The answer is in Deuteronomy 6 and reflected in Psalm 145.

We hear the term "Christian home" but it isn't really a Christian home if someone just uses Christian words to cover up cultural parenting. How does the Bible define a Christian home? Why is it important?

This message covers Colossians 3:18-4:1

God commands us to love Him. But isn't giving a kid commands about the worst thing you could do if you want them to love God? Doesn't that take all the affection out of it? In this message Brian continues the sermon series on parenting entitled Teach Them Diligently by looking at the first 4 commandments found in Exodus 20.

This is the first in a sermon series on principles for parenting. What do you need to teach your children? God gives us a blueprint for parenting where the home plays the primary role in raising spiritually sharp children.

The world as it is, is not all that there is. The Bible teaches us that there are spiritual powers stirring our earthly problems. Should we be afraid? What influence do we have in our problems? Where is God in all of this? The Book of Ephesians gives the reader a Heavenly perspective on our earthly problems. This message considers Ephesians 1:3 and 6:10-20.

American Christianity is concerned about prosperity and success. We want our best life now despite the Biblical teaching that our best life comes later. Hebrews 2 teaches that Christ isn't concerned about our successfulness as He is our faithfulness. As our eternal Propitiation Jesus helps us with the penalty of sin. As our daily High Priest Jesus helps us with temptation.

You have an eternal problem. The good news is that through atonement Jesus can solve your eternal problem. This message begins an exposition of Hebrews 2 and the doctrine of atonement. This message is part of a series that answers the question of why did Jesus die for me?

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Everyone will stand before God and everyone has an eternal RAP sheet for which he will give account. But didn't Jesus die for our sins? Is so, what happens to our record?

This message discusses the doctrine of justification as revealed in Romans 3. What is justification? How did Jesus' death secure our justification?

Grace is amazing but it is not automatic. Many people know the words to the song but have yet to access saving grace. What is grace? Why do we need grace? How does one receive grace? The answers to these questions are in Romans 5. As we discover the answer to these questions it also helps us answer the question that is the concern of this series, why did Jesus die for me?

When Adam sinned we all sinned. When Adam sinned we were all doomed to die. But I wasn't there so how can that be fair? Romans 5 explains the marvel of God's sovereign wisdom and grace in setting up a system where one man's decisions can impact everyone else. Why? Because if one man can sin and all the rest become sinners, then through one man's life, death, and resurrection, sinners can be saved.

Love makes all the difference! Whether it's a home or a church you can have great facilities and prosperity, but when there is no love it amounts to nothing. 1 Corinthians reminds gifted people not to leave out love. And yes, I brought some toys to church for this message :).

The Spirit-led church is a manifestation of God at work in the world as He empowers His people through spiritual gifts. The cheap knock-off brands of the church are sanitized versions of idolatry where spiritual movement is nothing more than the manipulation of man. How can you tell the difference? The answer begins in 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 as we become self-aware of our propensity toward idolatry.

If you are going to win at the game of life you can't be playing checkers if the game is really chess. 1 John 4:1-6 reveals game changing information about the way you approach every facet of life. In a world that is both physical and spiritual material solutions won't work. Change the game!

The Bible talks about being filled with the Spirit. What does that mean? How does it feel? What would one who is filled with the Spirit experience? If I'm not filled with the Spirit, how can I become so?