Sermon for March 7, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Luke 12:16-34.
Title: Pursuit of Happiness.
Theme: What is important in life? Living to pursue riches and success is foolish, since these things are not eternal.
Click to play now:Sermon for February 28, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: Luke 13:31-35.
Title: How to Talk to Foxes.
Theme: Finishing well as a Christ-follower requires dealing with opposition within and without.
Click to play now:Sermon for February 21, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Psalm 91:1-16.
Title: Under His Wings.
Theme: God is a refuge for his children in times of distress.
Click to play now:Sermon for February 14, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Luke 9:28-36.
Title: A Clearer Picture.
Theme: Developing a more accurate picture of who Jesus is and what he can do in our lives.
Click to play now:Sermon for February 7, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Psalm 37:1-7a.
Title: Eliminating Envy.
Theme: Whether or not others succeed is not your concern; your concern is to keep pursuing the path God has called you to take.
Click to play now:Sermon for Ordination Service on January 31, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Galatians 6:9-10. Ecclesiastes 4:9-10.
Title: Made To Last.
Theme: January 31, 2010 Ordination: Pastoral Ordination of Brian Dixon. Deacon Ordination of Nick Sauer and Dan Baber.
Click to play now:Sermon for January 31, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: 1 Corinthians 13:1-3.
Title: The Basic Need.
Theme: Many things matter in life, but the most important thing is to do everything in love.
Click to play now:Sermon for January 24, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Nehemian 10:28-29.
Title: Keep the Change.
Theme: It takes a whole lot of help to make a lasting change.
Click to play now:Sermon for January 17, 2010.
Author: Tom Harrington, Senior Pastor.
Text: Acts 7:55-60.
Title: The Church in a Non-Christian Culture.
Theme: Our mission is to change the world by changing lives in humble, merciful love.
Click to play now:Giving flowers or chocolate again this Valentine’s Day? Flowers only last about a week and chocolate can disappear in days (or hours!). Why not give your spouse a gift that will not only stand the test of time, but help you endure the inevitable tests that come with being married? Give each other two days!
Thinkmarriage.org is holding a Laugh Your Way to a Better Valentines’ Day Weekend in Brookfield at the Sheraton Brookfield on February 12th and 13th, 2010. It’s a Friday night & Saturday day event. Packages start at $99, which includes a sit down dinner and dance on Friday evening.
This workshop is a successful and popular presentation of Mark Gungor’s Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage Conference, which is a male friendly, laugh out loud comedy that will help you grow in intimacy and reconnect. Mark appears on high definition while a Laugh Your Way trained facilitator also shares in the presentation. Online registration @ www.thinkmarriage.org, click on the classes tab. For more information call 414-578-7535 or email Kristina@thinkmarriage.org.
