Godly Fights: Guard

11/25/18 -  Joe Kimmell  Romans 14:19
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​ Today we close out the series on Godly Fights with a call to guard the unity and peace of our relationships in Christ and seek the peace maker with all our hearts. Will you join Jesus in being a peacemaker? Join us as we pursue peace in all our relationships!
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Godly Fights: Pursue

11/11/18 -  Joe Kimmell  Matthew 18:15-17
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​​ Today we turn to the subject of pursuing reconciliation in our series on Godly Fights. If we need to act in the Spirit and control our tongue, learning restraint, then what are we to pursue in that process? We pursue reconciliation - to be right with God and one another whatever it takes. Many of us have struggled with this in life, and God is calling us to follow His TRUE way of keeping our relationships right. Join us as we consider what it means to put reconcilation as the priority it needs to be in our lives individually and corporately.

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Godly Fights: Control
​11/04/18 - Joe Kimmell   James 1:19-20/Ephesians 4:29-30/James 4:11

 Today we turn to the issue of control as we look at how to do conflict in a Godly way… but this is not control of others. Jesus never told us we were meant to control others — the scriptures promise something different altogether: learning with God’s help to control our SELF. As we consider where we need the Spirit’s help in self control, we will consider specifically controlling our anger, controlling our words, and controlling our criticism, so that we can learn in ALL ways to LOVE as Christ does. Will you make a commitment to pursue a new course for you with God’s help? Join us as we seek the way of LOVE.

Godly Fights: Act

10/28/18 -  Matt Kimmell  James 3:14-17
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​We kick of a new series this week called Godly Fights! Everyone is involved in conflict on a regular basis. From the angry driver who rages at you to a passive aggressive memo from your coworker, we all are facing different conflicts all the time. Is conflict inherently bad? Are people who are afraid of conflict actually peaceful people? Are people who like conflict actually good at it? Is there a right and godly way to handle conflict? Join us as we explore these questions this week.
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