Tim continues the series based on the series by Andy Stanley.
Tim talks about the guardrails needed in friendships, especially with those that are traveling in the opposite direction in life.
Learning How to Do Life Well
Tim continues the series based on the series by Andy Stanley.
Tim talks about the guardrails needed in friendships, especially with those that are traveling in the opposite direction in life.
Trudi begins a new series. This is largely based teaching by Pastor Andy Stanley.
This morning Trudi lays the foundation of what guardrails are, how they function in our lives, and an example of how to install them for maximum benefit.
As promised, here is the link to the sermon series from Jimmy Evans entitled “I Changed My Mind”. When you go to the page, you will see the links to the other parts of the series. You will also see links to many other great messages from the pastors and guest speakers at Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas.
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Tim concludes the series on worry and anxiety with a look at what can be done – and what to do when there isn’t anything you can do.
This series is based on the book, The End of Worry, and will provide answers that you might not expect. Our goal is to learn how to properly – and successfully – handle worry.
Tim continues our mini-series on the subject of worry. There are comforting and encouraging words of Jesus that show us the path to a relationship with God as our Heavenly Father.
This series is based on the book, The End of Worry, and will provide answers that you might not expect. Our goal is to learn how to properly – and successfully – handle worry.
Tim continues our mini-series on the subject of worry. What is worry? What drives unhelpful worry? How do we get stuck in a cycle of worry? What keeps us worrying? Why do Christians worry more than non-Christians?
Today we begin to take steps to break the worry rules that provoke us to worry.
This series is based on the book, The End of Worry, and will provide answers that you might not expect. Our goal is to learn how to properly – and successfully – handle worry.