SERMON SERIES
Pastor Jeff O'Guin
THE VOW
Vow of Priority
Wedding vows are more than a declaration of love—they hold the keys to a strong, lasting marriage. Whether you hope to get married someday or you’ve already tied the knot, discover what The Vow can mean for the future.
Vow of Pursuit
Being a husband or a wife begins with a promise. But what do wedding vows really mean? Let’s take a closer look at the words a marriage is built on as we continue our latest message series, The Vow. Our words, are just that, words - unless we put some kind of action to them. Come see meaning and power of pursuing our spouse.
Vow of Possession
The promises we make often deepen our commitment and connection to others. In our series ‘The Vow’ we look at the promises husbands and wives make to each other. The Vow of Possession is not about being another person’s property, but about belonging to another person. Understanding (and living by) this biblical truth will foster connection, closeness, intimacy and oneness that God wants for a marriage.
Vow of Partnership
One of the stark realities as a marriage get a few years behind it, is how different spouses can be. Those differences can divide, or they can strengthen the couple. Christian couples must learn to work together – work with and not against each other. This important message is one you won’t want to miss.
Vow of Communication
As we continue in our series ‘The Vow’ this week we want to talk about communication. Communication very well may be the most important skill in our marriage relationship. The things we talk about, however, will be helpful in any important relationship. Don’t miss this very practical message!
Vow of Resolve
If there is anyone thing that determines the health and longevity of a marriage, it’s the ability to handle conflict in the marriage. Conflict is inevitable; conflict is healthy (come hear why). Want to know the five styles of dealing with conflict – and which is best? How men and women respond differently to conflict? Is your marriage characterized by unresolved conflict?
Vow of Purity
As we close out this series on “The Vow” we will focus on seeking to live “clean” lives that are pure and holy. Impurity, particularly in the area of sexuality, is so incredibly destructive to a marriage relationship. God can forgive, transform and change us when we seek His help. Instead of hiding, we need to confide. Watch to discover the promise that will keep (sometimes hidden) sins from weakening or even ruining our marriage.