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This is the final lesson in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Relationships." After previously discussing four different sins that damage and destroy relationships, Ken flips the script to the positive side of the equation and examines what a healthy church formed in covenant community looks like relationally.

This is the 4th lesson in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Relationships." In this lesson Ken examines how pride and a critical spirit can damage both our personal and spiritual relationships. He also examines how humility is the only cure for the disease of pride and a critical spirit.

This is the 3rd lesson in our series, "REIGN-Christ Over My Relationships." In this lesson Ken examines the damage unforgiveness can do in the body of Christ and the resultant bitterness that emerges when we fail to forgive as we have been forgiven.

In this lesson, the 2nd in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Relationship," Ken examines the subtle and often overlooked sin of selfishness and the damage it can create within relationships in the church.

This is the first lesson in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Relationships." In this series, Ken will be examining some specific sins that devastate our relationships within the body of Christ. This first lesson, deals with the often tolerated sin of gossip.

In the final lesson in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Family," Jared Criswell discusses spiritual formation and discipleship within our families.

In this, the 3rd lesson in our series, "REIGN-Christ Over My Family," Ken discusses the hyper individualism present in our American culture today and how it impacts the spirituality of the family.

This is lesson #2 in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Family." In this lesson Ken examines the present cultural undercurrents that are affecting Christian families today and how we can fight against the drift.

In this lesson, Jack Webb, our youth minister, introduces of theme of "REIGN: Christ Over My Family," with a message from the story of Joshua.

This is the final lesson in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Morality." In this lesson, Ken examines moral implication of political idolatry and well as the current trend toward cultural identity, and how those are counter to scripture and the reign of Christ in our lives.

This is part 4 of our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Morality." In this lesson, Ken examines the moral pressures to conform to both materialism and consumerism in the current, cultural climate and how they stand opposed to the reign of Christ in our lives.

This is third lesson in our ongoing series, "REIGN-Christ Over My Morality." In this lesson Ken examine the moral choices we make concerning truth, integrity and our online presence in the present digital culture.

This is second lesson in our series, "REIGN-Christ Over My Morality." In this lesson Ken examines the Biblical authority that governs our morality as it pertains to the sanctity of life--from the unborn to the elderly.

This is the first lesson in our series, "REIGN-Christ Over My Morality." In this lesson, Ken examines the Biblical authority that governs our moral decisions in regards to sexuality and sexual purity.

In Part 4 of our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Daily Living," Ken examines how God's reign extends to our periods of downtime--our rest and recreation. As followers of Christ, even those times fall under the reign and control of Jesus can be times of restoration and worship. God gives us rest and recreation so that we can be restored to give back to Him.

In part 3 of our series on "Christ Over My Daily Living," Jarred Criswell examines how sin effects of our daily relationships and how Christ calls to a higher level of interaction with those we come into contact with on a daily basis.

In this, the second lesson in our series, "REIGN-Christ Over My Daily Living," Ken examines how are work and productivity fall under the REIGN of Christ. When we allow our daily work, either on the job or at school or during retirement, to be placed under the Christ's reign, even the most mundane of activities can become worship and service to God.

In this lesson under our theme, "Christ Over My Daily Living," Ken examines how allowing Christ to reign in our daily lives begins with the battle for the mind.

In the final lesson in our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Worship," Ken examines how Christ's reign extends over our Sunday assemblies and the importance of them in the life and worship of the believer.

In the third lesson of our series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Worship," Ken looks at the heart of the worshiper. He illustrates how "vain" worship is a heart condition from Matthew 15:1-9.

In the second lesson in our series, "Christ Over My Worship," Ken examines the simplicity of the New Testament pattern of worship. Beginning in Acts 2, we examine how scripture illuminates how we can know, without a doubt, what is pleasing to God in our worship.

In this lesson, Ken examines how Christ reigns over our worship. He begins this study by examining the object and center of our worship--God! He examines Christ's interaction with a Samaritan woman in John 4 as the basis for this study.

Happy Easter! In keeping with our theme this year of "REIGN: Christ Over All Things," Ken frames the resurrection of Christ as "The King's Coronation." He examines how the resurrection of Christ totally squashes the rebellion of sin and death, fulfills prophecy, and demands allegiance.

This is part 3 of the series entitled, "REIGN: Christ Over My Church." In this lesson, Ken examines how the church's purpose is solely informed by Christ's purpose, how unity promotes growth, and how to overcome common barriers to the unity of the church.

This is the 2nd lesson in our current series, "REIGN: Christ Over My Church." In this lesson Ken examines the interconnectedness of the body of Christ, how the body is nourished, and how diversity within the body should be celebrated and not a cause for division.