Future Relationships: Not A Mind Reader (Part 5)
Judging others wrongly has the potential to bring great hurt into your life. In part five of the future relationships series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the right and wrong ways
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I’m not getting what I want. In part four of the future relationships series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the cause of the conflict in your relationships.
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What can I do to help? In part three of the future relationships series; Mark Vanderwier talks about a specific application of a command given to everyone.
Continue readingFuture Relationships: That One Thing (Part 2)
Is it in you? In part two of the future relationships series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the only disease that makes everyone sick but the one who has it.
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Don’t forget the ideal. This week we began a new series on relationships; Mark Vanderwier challenges us not to drop the standard just because we didn’t live up to it.
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I’m aware of it Marcus! In part six of the Money series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the man God called a fool and brings awareness to the appetite and excess
Continue readingMoney: Sowing & Reaping (Part 5)
What you’re sowing is growing. In part five of the Money series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the laws of sowing & reaping. This message is based on ideas found in
Continue readingMoney: Like No One Else (Part 4)
Have you ever wanted to be like everybody else? In part four of the Money series; Mark Vanderwier looks at the fast way and the slow way to upgrade your
Continue readingMoney: Running The Table (Part 3)
Money doesn’t have a mind of its own. In part three of the Money series; Mark Vanderwier looks at God’s way for managing the gift we’ve been given.
Continue readingMoney: Work and Watch (Part 2)
Misunderstanding the purpose of something leads to the misuse of it. In part two of the Money series; Mark Vanderwier examines what it really means to “work” and how we
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