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Series Recap People often look at happy images of relationships on social media and say, “I want that,”but they don’t really know what “that” is. They think it’s the romantic vacations and long walks, but relationships are much more complicated than that. Find the one, become better together than you…

This term, in my doctoral program, we are examining the role culture plays into our spiritual formation and leadership. We’re examining church culture, in particular, but also how ministries and communities are influenced by their surrounding environment. We’re looking at how things like race and gender…

Introducción ¿Todos aquí conocen el juego de UNO? ¿Te has dado cuenta que todos juegan con reglas diferentes? ¿Alguna vez han leído el instructivo? La mayoría de las veces terminamos adaptándonos a las reglas de las personas que nos enseñaron a jugar. Eso me hace llegar a una conclusión muy importante…

Family Values Family Values Still Matter to God Pastor Marvin Barham, D. Min Family Values Today It seems that the only perspectives on family values left today are either social or political. Have we abandoned the Biblical perspective of family values and virtue? If you search the internet for “biblical…

Half-way Up the Mountain The term "mediocre" is defined as average or ordinary in quality, often used in a derogatory sense. It originates from the 16th century, derived from Latin via French, with the literal meaning " halfway up the mountain ". The word can be used as an adjective to describe something…

Conocer los principios bíblicos que deben gobernar nuestra vida.

What faith and friendship look like.

Hay personas que despilfarran el dinero, otras que lo administran tan bien que llegan a ser codiciosos.

Value the opportunity to receive new life in Jesus, and appreciate the gift of growing in knowledge of the Bible.

What does it mean to live by God’s Spirit and not our own, to live according to God’s values and not those of the world?

Cultivating a healthy, vibrant, fruitful missionary society. An abiding culture is an apocalyptic, persevering, proclaiming, apostolate.

If we embrace this world’s value system, then we will miss the Kingdom of God.

Jesus changes the values of women, marriage, children and money to their rightful place in God’s creation, and in his future kingdom. We see things too often from utilitarian standpoint what they’re useful for, we change the values of these God-given gifts to suit our needs for our agendas, your God has given us a greater purpose, and greater means to use these things as glory and then they’re right place.

The church needs to focus on the preaching, teaching, and application of Biblical truths and standards. Regardless of the current political, social, or economic trend, we, as individuals, are to focus on Biblical truths and standards and align our lives with them. As individuals, we ought to engage in the process of molding and changing society so that it aligns Biblical truths and standards.

Framing a New Vision Sermon Series Last Sunday we began to frame new vision for PCC Idea was to lay out an image of what PCC could be (where are we going?) - vision that would stir our hearts, what Will Mancini calls “redemptive passion”, get excited about being part of what God is doing We began to…

There is a baseline of expected behavior for all of humanity. While a person ignorant of understanding might be granted grace and mercy, there are some laws that are so basic all are expected to follow them. If we as humans hope to have any kind of harmony we must adhear to these basic values.

Jacob, Leah and hope in the LORD

Me Worry? I can just throw the word up there and some of you have an instant reaction. Tightness in the chest. Sweats. Uncontrolled thoughts. Fidgeting. So here is a picture of a kitty to help. My grandma really knew how to worry. When I was a little kid all of the cousins decided to ride our bikes from…

The world according to Jesus

Our values set our priorities in life and help us to find balance. What we value is found, not in the words that we speak, but the actions that we take. Finding balance in our lives takes us down a place of discovery to learn what is really important to us and how our values have been shaped by the world around us.

Here are our recommendations to further your study and practice of Simplicity: Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer, Freedom of Simplicity by Richard Foster, Renovation of the Heart by Dallas Willard, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Pete Scezzero, Domestic Monastery by Ronald Rolheiser Mainstream Works: Deep Work and Digital Minimalism, by Cal Newport, Daily Rituals by Mason Curry, Tools of Titans and Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferris, and Minimalism (Netflix documentary)

Israel had asked for a king, and God had agreed to give them one. But, who would it be? How would the right man be found? What qualities should we look for in choosing a leader? Here are some good thoughts to consider in this overview of 1 Sam. 9-11. Due to technical difficulties, this sermon is only available in audio.