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"Family" Tagged Sermons

"Family" Tagged Sermons

Samuel, Goliath, Jonathan, Saul, God's Will, Nathan, Absalom, pride, legacy

David and You

David’s at the end of his life. He’s got limited time to impart his wisdom to his family and kingdom. He uses his time to honor and praise God. Through these final words of David in 2 Samuel 23, we see that David has learned the importance of ruling his kingdom in the fear of the Lord. Because of God’s goodness, David’s family line will produce Jesus, the Savior of the world. Time is fleeting. Life is full but the…
mothers, spouses, children, employees, employers, citizens, fathers

God’s Call to Children and Their Families

There is often some confusion about role children play in the family and who makes family decisions. God’s word is very clear about who leads families: parents. God calls children to obey their parents, honor them, and care for them when needed. With these commands, he promises blessings for children. Sermon Text: Ephesians 6:1-3
Abraham, Jacob, Leah, Joseph

Joseph: From Pride to Humility

Joseph knew he was destined for great things. His dreams were big, and he didn’t hesitate to share them with his family. His father loved him, and his brothers despised him. Eventually, however, God taught Joseph humility and guided him to heal the broken relationships in his family. Pride gets in the way of our family relationships too. But, with God’s help, we can become humble and reconcile ourselves to our families and to God. Scriptures: Romans 8:28-32 Sermon Text: Genesis 45:4-15
Abraham, Jacob, Leah, Joseph

Jacob: From Struggle to Embrace

Jacob always struggled and fought for his place in the world. From the time he was born until he made his way back to be reunited with Esau, Jacob wrestled with God’s plan for his life. Finally, he struggled and wrestled with God himself, finding the blessing he’d been looking for his whole life. If you have struggled to find your place in your family and in God’s family, know that God embraces you and sees you as His child.…
Imperfect, Husbands, wives, parents, singles, hope, family

The Imperfect Family

The Bible is full of people who are a part of imperfect families, from Moses to Jacob to Jesus. With imperfect families can come pain and feelings of rejection. Although you may have been rejected, remember this: you are accepted by your new family. And you are always adopted and accepted by God. Scriptures: Exodus 2:1-10; John 4:1-26 Sermon Text: Genesis 21-1-6

The Home

The most intimate relationships in life are found in the home. This also makes them the most difficult. Yet, what amazing things God can accomplish when the entire family works together to serve the Lord!
Modern Family

Daily Grind

Busyness is just a fact of life today making the quest for balance in life ever more challenging. How do we keep God a part of our family’s routine? Sermon Text: Deuteronomy 6:1-9 Our guest speaker this week was Caleb Schultz from the band Fide.
Modern Family

Off Center

Children are a blessing and an important responsibility. Yet, what happens when children become the center of the home? Sermon Text: Philippians 2:3-5; Hebrews 12:2
Modern Family

Family Feud

Every family struggles with conflict. Family feud’s are all to common. What is the root of conflict and how do we utilize conflict for good? Sermon Text: James 4:1-3 My Next Steps Want More? Download life application materials based on this week’s message for use in Sheep Squads, home devotions, & other small groups. Connect: Why do we sometimes try to squeeze out of our family the things that only God can provide? What would happen if you asked God to align what…
Modern Family

Picture Perfect Family

God is the architect of the family. What is his ideal and how do we get there? Sermon Text: Colossians 3:18-21, Proverbs 17:6; Matthew 19:3-8   My Next Steps Want more? Download life application materials based on this week’s message for use in Sheep Squads, home devotions, & other small groups. Connect:  Share some examples of how our culture tries to portray a dysfunctional family as being normal and acceptable. Why is family dysfunction so readily embraced? How does this impact your pursuit…