Marriage is one of life’s most beautiful and sacred relationship. The problem, however, is that it is very difficult to build a lasting marriage that is thriving and satisfying. This is where Christianity makes all the difference with its radical teachings on the relationship between a husband and wife.

1. What is your view of marriage and singleness?How is the Christian perspective radically different?

2. What is the common purpose behind both marriage and singleness? How do each offer a unique way in achieving it?

3. Why is sacrificial service difficult but important in a marriage? What do you need to do to better serve your partner selflessly?

4. How can single people thrive within the church community? How should you relate to single people if you are

We live in a world that often glorifies romantic relationships and frowns upon singleness. As a result, single people are frequently made to feel less valued and desirable. Yet, Christianity tells us something radically different. In today’s message, we will explore the unique advantages that singleness offers from a biblical point of view.  

1. What is your view of marriage and singleness? How is the Christian perspective radically different?

2. What is the common purpose behind both marriage and singleness? How do each offer a unique way in achieving it?

3. Why is sacrificial service difficult but important in a marriage? What do you need to do to better serve your partner selflessly?

4. How can single people thrive within the church community? How should you relate to single people if you are married?

In a world often preoccupied with achievements and possessions, it's easy to overlook the profound blessings found in a child. We tend to view children as a means to our personal success and happiness, or an inconvenience to our lives. However, Christianity emphasizes the sacredness and value of children. Why? In this sermon, we will explore the distinct Christian teaching about children and the implications it brings. 

1. How do you feel about the way your parents view and raise you? What will you follow about their parenting and what will you do differently? 

2. How do you think Christian parents should bring up their children differently? Do you observe this happening in your own life or those around you? 

3. Why is it so easy for parents to turn their children into idols? If you are a parent, what would it mean for you to love your child and entrust him/her to the Lord?