text: Description: The key to intimacy is conflict. But if you don’t know how to handle conflict Biblically, then it can destroy your marriage. Discover 3 wrong ways to handle conflict… 8 rules for fighting fair in marriage… 6 types of evil speech to avoid… And much more! TAKING CARE OF YOUR MARRIAGE Take Care – Week 6 By Andy Manning March 31, 2019 INTRODUCTION This is the last part in our sermon series “Take Care,” which is all about taking…
  The Christian Response to Enemies
  Mar 5, 2017
  Andy Manning	
  We are commanded to love our enemies, but how do we flesh that out in everyday life? Resources: Discussion Guide Worship Guide
  Loving God
  Nov 29, 2015
  Andy Manning	
  Discover what it truly means to love God, and how to do it in your daily life.
  The Four Laws of Unity
  Sep 27, 2015
  Andy Manning	
  Discover the four laws of unity that will empower us to get along and work together to accomplish the mission of the church.
  How to Treat People In the Church
  Aug 2, 2015
  Andy Manning	
  We live in a very selfish society. Most people only think of themselves. But the Bible has called Christians to love their neighbor, and to live in community in the context of the local church. But for the church to be healthy and function effectively, there’s a certain way we need to treat one another. Listen to the study of 1 Timothy 5 as Pastor Andy unpacks three principles about the way to treat people in the church.
  The Poisonous Root
  Feb 16, 2014
  Thomas Hodges	
  Forgiveness is central to the message of Christianity, and to living the Christian life. When we fail to live in forgiveness, we fail to be Christian. And it doesn’t take long for the poisonous root of bitterness to destroy you, your relationships, and the work of God in the church. Discover what forgiveness is… Why it is so important to God… The reason you might be struggling to forgive… Five truths of forgiveness… The dangers of bitterness… How to grow…
  How To Treat People Right
  Nov 17, 2013
  Andy Manning	
  It’s hard to know how to treat people. The Bible has some clear cut rules, but life is filled with many situations that the Bible doesn’t specifically address. The Bible offers general principles, but how do you know how to live those principles out in specific, real-life situations — at home, at church, at work, at school? Jesus answered this question in one simple statement that is known as The Golden Rule. Discover the origin of The Golden Rule… What…
  How To Respond To Your Enemies
  Sep 1, 2013
  Andy Manning	
  Somewhere along the way you have been mistreated by somebody. You have experienced evil at the hands of others. This Sunday we’re going to learn from Jesus how to to respond to the enemies in our life. Discover what it means to turn the other cheek and go the extra mile… How to handle it when somebody insults you… What to do when you are a victim of prejudice… How to live in a sue-happy nation… 3 incentives to love…
  Overcome Grumbling
  Aug 5, 2013
  Andy Manning	
  This Sunday’s sermon is straight from the heart. In other words, I’m going to teach you what God has been teaching me lately about the subject of grumbling. No, I’m not talking about the kind of grumbling that you get after eating at Popeye’s. This sermon will change your life as it is changing mine, and it could very well change our church forever. You’ll discover a sin that just about everybody commits a hundred times a week without knowing…
  Choosing to Cheat
  Aug 5, 2013
  Andy Stanley	
  Discover the meaning of breathing room (or margin)… And why life is better when you have it… And why most of us don’t have it… What causes relationships to thrive and what causes them to die?…. What you can’t be in a relationship?…. Why we struggle to put the same energy and effort into our family relationships as we do our careers… One trade you must never make… When it’s okay to be a cheater… And much more!
  Location
  @ Celebrity Theatres in Broussard
  4620 Hwy 90, Broussard, LA 70518	
  10 am	
  Online Giving
  You must each decide in your heart how much to give. And don’t give reluctantly or in response to pressure. “For God loves a person who gives cheerfully.”