by on October 11, 2009 in Media

The Art Of Being Misunderstood

Sometimes people misunderstand our words, our behavior and our lifestyle.  We all want to be clearly understood because it makes life a little easier.  But it’s ok to be misunderstood when it happens for a good reason.  It’s ok to be misunderstood when it happens for the sake of the message about Jesus.

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by on October 4, 2009 in Media

Since You Asked

How do you make good decisions ethically?  The key is to remember that you are not making decisions that only affect yourself.  Part of the decision making process is to ask how my decision will affect the lives of others.

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by on September 13, 2009 in Media

Multitasking

When a choice is neither right or wrong, it’s ok to make them.  In other words, not every choice involves right and wrong.  Some choices are simply good, which doesn’t make choosing easy.  But even when a choice is not inherently wrong, it does not automatically make it wise.

It’s not enough to make good choices, we want to make wise choices.  To do that, don’t settle for good choices.  Go for the best choice you can possibly make.

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by on September 6, 2009 in Media

iMarriage

We don’t make decisions in a vacuum, and we need to be aware of how even our good decisions might affect others.

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by on August 30, 2009 in Media

Decision Making 101

Experience is a powerful teacher, but when we rely on it to make our decisions, we can end up in some hot water.

What is the best way to make decisions?  How can we make wise decisions?

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by on May 24, 2009 in Media

God, What Is Your Purpose For Me?

Do you have questions for God?  All of us have assumptions when it comes to our beliefs.  When it comes to Christianity, do they make sense?  Do they stand up under scrutiny?

Question # 6 – In this final sermon (or epilogue), Pastor Brian looks at our response to the facts of Christianity; that God exists, loves humanity and offered a plan of salvation through Jesus Christ.  But then what?  Does God have a plan for every person?  If so, how do we follow that plan?

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