This Sunday, we will begin a new series of messages that could be one of the best we have ever done. Why? It is on the Gospel of John which uniquely shares the Person and work of our Lord and Savior like no other book. 90-92% of the material in the gospel is unique and not found in the other gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, or Luke. 

On Sunday, we studied the seventh commandment—“You shall not commit adultery”—and were reminded both of the beauty of sexual purity in our lives and relationships, and of the ugliness and devastation of sexual sin.

One of the ways God motivates us to pursue purity (whether married or single) is by warning us of the many consequences that come with sowing seeds of immorality. In the message we highlighted 13 of these consequences from God’s Word

You often hear the word “better” tossed around in daily life: “things get better with time,” “better safe than sorry,” “better late than never,” “we can build a better world,” “for better or for worse,” “my emotions got the better of me,” or even, “Dr. Pepper is better than Mr. Pibb.” 

But when you turn to Scripture, you quickly discover that God’s use of “better” runs counter to ours. What we call “better” is often shallow, temporary, or even distorted. God’s “better” speaks to truth, wisdom, holiness, and eternal realities. And that difference must remain crystal clear.