You Changed My Mind

Letting our community know that I've transitioned from Young Adult Ministry to Youth Ministries, and to expect the podcast to shift more towards preaching to younger, newer believers. Stay tuned for more!

Speaking at the December Rejuvenate Night

What eschatological vision does the Bible give us of Heaven and Hell?

What does the Bible say about Jesus' return and things like the antichrist and millennial reign?

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Bridging our maturity and Revelation series

Part 2 of our series looking at immature faith vs the mature Christian. Notes: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFzEZX0Qis/qbBz3HDQqM_BtZQ6VOra6A/view?utm_content=DAFzEZX0Qis&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

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Looking at how we go from an immature Christian to a more mature faith walk.

A Godly man loves and protects God's woman

A mark of Christian maturity is not necessarily going beyond the fundamentals of our faith, but developing a deep appreciation for them.

Division is often brewing under the surface gradually, and “blows up” all at once.

Shifting from the temporary to the eternal: How social science is confirming what the Bible has said about the good life

A look into the grace, unmerited favor that God shows us through Solomon; that He does not call the equipped but equips the called.

Reject Passivity Expect the Greater Reward Accept Respeonsibility Lead Courageously These are the lenses from Robert Lewis we'll use to look at the life compass: Courageously Follow God's Word Love and Protect God's Woman Excel at God's Work Better God's World

Looking at how Solomon gave us a taste of reversing the curse of the Garden when he asks for wisdom, not to be a god and take God's place, but to govern his people well.

Combining workbook sessions 2-4 into one covering our past and especially our relationships with our fathers.

We explore how the Israelites looked forward to having a king like Solomon, and afterwards looked back on how great the years under Solomon were. Yet they were not without their problems. Jesus is one greater than Solomon. Like the hope built up for Solomon, we think, “If I only had ___, then I would be happy”

Godly masculinity is joyfully pursuing sacrificial responsibility. -Jon Tyson Slides, notes, and visual aids: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFvASzZIg8/41kKc_I2ZWksHVmwNdB1uA/view?utm_content=DAFvASzZIg8&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink

History repeats itself when David faces the consequences of his passivity and complicity with Joab's problematic character flaws. And Joab becomes the very thing he swore to destroy along the way. But God offers redemption and hope in the offspring of David: Jesus

The process not of finding a soulmate, but becoming soulmates

Wisdom is knowing how to navigate well through the things you can’t change to get the result you want. Be clear and direct about your feelings, intentions, and expectations. Learn to say no and take no for an answer People are not vending machines that you put nice tokens into, and then they dispense love or sex in return. Singleness can be a good gift for a season or for life to be in undivided d...

We're diving into a theology of marriage and sex today. These are the 3 main things we’re going to form in this message: The world lies to us that relationships should be easy. Marriage is hard work      The world also tells us marriage and children are restricting that non-monogamy is freedom. Marriage is a reflection of the Trinity, submitting and sacrificing your autonomy for the other pers...

You have been adopted into God’s greater family You don’t have to be born a Christian, you had to choose it. Paul assures us that God has not forgotten His promises, and that Jesus is the culmination of those promises.

Answering Paul's question: Is God good/just? Spoiler: Yes! We're looking into God's sovereignty, our free will, and God's justice.