Retro – Back to the Basics
Fundamentals Of Faith
7 Parts | By: Ed Young
Juggling life’s priorities can easily become complicated and complex. But the solutions we look for often cause us to spin even further out of control. In this series, Ed Young takes a closer look at the essentials for a strong Christian life, including building the right friendships, involvement in the local church, developing biblical priorities and taking time to rest. And he shows us that Gods answers to life’s complexities are often simpler than we first thought – its all about getting back to the basics.
sermons from this Series
1. The Greatest Show on Earth
2. Gap Kids
Gap Kids
Bridging The Gap
So often there's a disconnect between our priorities and our commitments there's a gap. And we're only kidding ourselves when we think the gap is no big deal. In this message, Ed Young shows us how to bridge that gap and the amazing freedom that we can experience as a result.
3. Inertia
4. Relational Realities
Relational Realities
The Importance Of Friendships
We're all relational beings-it's an innate quality given to us by our Creator. But so often we choose our relationships, and in particular our friendships, based on the wrong qualities. In this message, Ed Young teaches us God's relational realities and how we can discover true and lasting friendships.
5. Stepping Up
Stepping Up
Finding True Friendships
Friendships are not neutral-they either have a positive or negative influence in our lives. Choosing the wrong friends can quickly pull us away from the right priorities and commitments. In this message, Ed Young shows that by stepping up our relationships, by surrounding ourselves with quality friends, we can gain positive relational inertia and ultimately discover God's best.
6. Leisure Suits You
Leisure Suits You
Remember The Sabbath
Leisure has become a valuable, yet often overlooked, commodity in our fast-paced, work-oriented world. But in this message were reminded that rest is not optional; its commanded. Regular, strategic times of rest should be reflected both in our priorities and commitments, because if we dont break-away, life will break us.
7. Retrospective