Cheryl Stewart

From Fear, to Peace, to Anticipation - Pt. 2

Isaiah 40

Sometimes we can be tempted to think that God's will is restrictive or boring. Yet just as Jesus' first disciples learned, following the Lord's will is really a great adventure! But how do we know God's will? When faced with decisions -- whether big or small -- how do we know what God wants us to do? Join us starting Sunday, March 8th, as we begin this exciting new message series!

From the series "Habakkuk:Trusting God When Life Doesn't Make Sense"

A study of Habakkuk - Trusting God When Life doesn't make sense

HABAKKUK - Trusting God When Life Doesn't Make Sense

Have you ever known someone with an antique car? Chances are they valued that car -- they invested time and resources to care for it. As a result, not only did it increase in value as the years went by, but the owner's joy in the car also increased. However, many cars never make it to that stage. Marriage can be that way. On the one hand, if we don't consciously give our marriages attention, they can rust out. On the other hand, like an antique car, instead of depreciating, marriages can increase in both value and joy. But for that to happen, we need to consistently care and consciously invest time in building our marriages. But how do we do that? Join us for this series on marriage.

Have you ever known someone with an antique car? Chances are they valued that car -- they invested time and resources to care for it. As a result, not only did it increase in value as the years went by, but the owner's joy in the car also increased. However, many cars never make it to that stage. Marriage can be that way. On the one hand, if we don't consciously give our marriages attention, they can rust out. On the other hand, like an antique car, instead of depreciating, marriages can increase in both value and joy. But for that to happen, we need to consistently care and consciously invest time in building our marriages. But how do we do that?