Relationships are wonderful, but they can't replace God’s love. | Chestnut Hill - Song of Solomon 8
Community Fellowship Church
Do some things in life get better with time? Only if they’re intentionally stewarded! Join us this weekend as we wrap up Song of Solomon and learn how to make marriage great for the long run.
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Relationships are wonderful, but they can't replace God’s love. | Bethel Drive - Song of Solomon 8
Community Fellowship Church
Do some things in life get better with time? Only if they’re intentionally stewarded! Join us this weekend as we wrap up Song of Solomon and learn how to make marriage great for the long run.
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Marital intimacy is a gift from God to be stewarded well. | Bethel Drive - Song of Solomon 7
Community Fellowship Church
One in four Americans are currently bored in their relationships. What can we do to keep relationships from becoming stale and fading away? Join us this weekend as we study Song of Solomon 7 and learn how to steward our relationships well. Keep in mind that this chapter and sermon will include significant discussion of sex and sexuality.
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Marital intimacy is a gift from God to be stewarded well. | Chestnut Hill - Song of Solomon 7
Community Fellowship Church
One in four Americans are currently bored in their relationships. What can we do to keep relationships from becoming stale and fading away? Join us this weekend as we study Song of Solomon 7 and learn how to steward our relationships well. Keep in mind that this chapter and sermon will include significant discussion of sex and sexuality.
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True love doesn’t give up when relationships get difficult. | Chestnut Hill - Song of Solomon 5-6
Community Fellowship Church
What do you do when relationships hit turmoil? Do you throw in the towel and retreat? Join us this weekend as we study Song of Solomon 5–6 and learn how to navigate conflict in our relationships.
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True love doesn’t give up when relationships get difficult. | Bethel Drive - Song of Solomon 5-6
Community Fellowship Church
What do you do when relationships hit turmoil? Do you throw in the towel and retreat? Join us this weekend as we study Song of Solomon 5–6 and learn how to navigate conflict in our relationships.
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Make love, not lust | Bethel Drive - Song of Solomon 4
Community Fellowship Church
What is the difference between lust and love? Sometimes, that ambiguity makes it hard to know what is right or how to teach about sexuality. Join us this weekend as we study Song of Solomon 4 and explore the difference between lust and love. P.S. If you have young kids with you, you may want to keep in mind that we’ll be discussing sex and sexuality for a significant portion of the message.
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Make love, not lust | Chestnut Hill - Song of Solomon 4
Community Fellowship Church
What is the difference between lust and love? Sometimes, that ambiguity makes it hard to know what is right or how to teach about sexuality. Join us this weekend as we study Song of Solomon 4 and explore the difference between lust and love. P.S. If you have young kids with you, you may want to keep in mind that we’ll be discussing sex and sexuality for a significant portion of the message.
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True love is not casual | Chestnut Hill - Song of Solomon 3
Community Fellowship Church
Sociologists have described America as having undergone “informalization.” Things are far more casual now than they used to be. But is that a good thing for our relationships? Join us this week as we study Song of Solomon 3 and learn that true love is not casual.
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True love is not casual | Bethel Drive - Song of Solomon 3
Community Fellowship Church
Sociologists have described America as having undergone “informalization.” Things are far more casual now than they used to be. But is that a good thing for our relationships? Join us this week as we study Song of Solomon 3 and learn that true love is not casual.
info_outlineAccording to the American Psychological Association, “Anxiety is an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worried thoughts, and physical changes like increased blood pressure.” Notice that it begins with thoughts and feelings and can ultimately lead to physical problems. In our study, Judah was at an all-time high in terms of anxiety. The brutal empire of Assyria was at the gates, threatening to torture and destroy them. Isaiah 9:4-5 speaks of God breaking the “rod of the oppressor.” The implications of this statement are far-reaching, especially in light of what comes next in Isaiah 9:6: “…and His name shall be called…Prince of Peace…” Join us as we unpack the implications of Jesus being our Prince of Peace. What should we expect? How does He address the anxiety we feel? And what can be done?