Cheryl Stewart

Almost all people who get married are excited and energized by spending time with their spouse. Yet as the years progress, so many of us feel like our marriage has become functional, perfunctory, and stale. But what if there was a way to re-energize your relationship? What if your marriage could once again bring you great joy and deep fulfillment? What if there was a way that you could reignite that spark and passion? Join us for this engaging series beginning January 4th!

Almost all people who get married are excited and energized by spending time with their spouse. Yet as the years progress, so many of us feel like our marriage has become functional, perfunctory, and stale. But what if there was a way to re-energize your relationship? What if your marriage could once again bring you great joy and deep fulfillment? What if there was a way that you could reignite that spark and passion? Join us for this engaging series beginning January 4th!

Almost all people who get married are excited and energized by spending time with their spouse. Yet as the years progress, so many of us feel like our marriage has become functional, perfunctory, and stale. But what if there was a way to re-energize your relationship? What if your marriage could once again bring you great joy and deep fulfillment? What if there was a way that you could reignite that spark and passion? Join us for this engaging series beginning January 4th!

Almost all people who get married are excited and energized by spending time with their spouse. Yet as the years progress, so many of us feel like our marriage has become functional, perfunctory, and stale. But what if there was a way to re-energize your relationship? What if your marriage could once again bring you great joy and deep fulfillment? What if there was a way that you could reignite that spark and passion? Join us for this engaging series beginning January 4th!

Looking at rebellion, remorse, redemption, repentance, rebirth, reconciliation, and response.

Matthew and Luke both tell us the story of Christmas. But they tell us the story mainly from a human point of view. What if we heard the Christmas story from heaven's point of view? Would the story sound any different? Interestingly, in God's Word, He does give us a glimpse of Christmas from heaven's perspective. Join us December 14th and 21st for an unfamiliar look at a very familiar story!

Matthew and Luke both tell us the story of Christmas. But they tell us the story mainly from a human point of view. What if we heard the Christmas story from heaven's point of view? Would the story sound any different? Interestingly, in God's Word, He does give us a glimpse of Christmas from heaven's perspective. Join us December 14th and 21st for an unfamiliar look at a very familiar story!

One of the greatest objections to the Christian faith in our culture is that Christians are too judgmental. When it comes to issues like homosexuality, abortion, and divorce, the church is often viewed as pointing its finger in condemnation towards others. Is the Church today too narrow and too hypocritical in its viewpoints? Doesn’t the Bible teach love and grace? How would Jesus respond to those who wrestle with these issues?

One of the greatest objections to the Christian faith in our culture is that Christians are too judgmental. When it comes to issues like homosexuality, abortion, and divorce, the church is often viewed as pointing its finger in condemnation towards others. Is the Church today too narrow and too hypocritical in its viewpoints? Doesn’t the Bible teach love and grace? How would Jesus respond to those who wrestle with these issues?