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As Aretha put it, every marriage needs plenty of love, and more than a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T. The Ephesians passage we come to today presents the most powerful choice a husband and wife can make in how they treat each other. What’s in here, when it’s rightly understood and put into practice by both husband and… Source

Luke 15:1 to 32 Harold and Tina Ehrenberg were cleaning up before family arrived for Thanksgiving dinner this week, when Tina came across some old lottery tickets on a nightstand—one of them a winning ticket worth $1.8 million. Although they didn’t know it at the time, the ticket was due to expire in just two… Source

Luke 14:16-24 CareerBuilder.com sends out an annual ‘sick day survey,’ asking hiring managers the most bizarre excuses they’ve heard for missing work. A few of the actual excuses employees have used to avoid going to work include the following: “Employee woke up in a good mood and didn’t want to ruin it.” “Employee had been… Source

Everyone would probably agree that government sometimes frustrates us. Sometimes government even seems at odds with what we personally think ethical and right. But does the government have a place in God’s plan and how we live? In Romans 13:1-7,  Paul provides some insight as to how Christians should respond to government and authority. Click the player… Source

There are lots of teachings that people get from theologians and ideas even heard from pastors that many times get internalized as truth and taken at face value. In today’s presentation, guest speaker, Matt Hantelman, talks about how seekers of the truth should scrutinize and intelligently weigh everything against the foundation of God’s word. Click… Source

Shame. We’ve all felt it. Sometimes, it’s right that we’re ashamed. But shame isn’t the land on which God wants you to build. Jan. 10, 17 & 24 at yChurch, we explore one of the grand themes running from Genesis to Revelation. It has everything to do with shame…and God’s grace. That theme is the lamb of… Source