Catalyst Church - Pendleton, IN

Persistently Praying Through it All

Model The Priorities Matthew 5:16

Families and Forgiveness

Pastor Rolland Daniels continues the sermon series of "Raising Positive, not Perfect, Children" with a focus on forgiveness within families.

 

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Correct Them Without Condemning

Let Them Paint Their Own Picture

Pastor Carl Addison - Psalm 139:14

We must understand that our child is like no other. He or she was born with unique abilities, with a unique personality and with unique ways of responding to situations. Guess what? God knows this because He, as the Creator, divinely created them all; each one different and each one special. The difficulty, many times for parents, is looking beyond our own expectations, frustrations, and disappointments to see the beauty, wonder and potential of our child. Our task is to place them in a position to soar to the heights he or she was created to be and not to flop, falter, ,andd flutter in the role we wish he or she would take on. 

How to Raise Positive Not Perfect Kids: Romans 15:7

The Importance of Celebrating together: Nehemiah 12:27-43

When Listening Isn't Enoough

In Chapter 9, The Israelites have witnessed the renewal that has taken place in response to the Word and confession. They realized that something so significant has taken place they cannot remain the same. With that reality they are compelled to begin scripting how their actions will change in order to meet their new level of awareness and commitment.

The Freedom of Confession: Nehemiah 9:1-27

The response of hearing God's Word did not end with emotion and celebration. Some days later theye opened God's Book again and it resulted in congregational and individual confession. Their hearts were rendered bare by the power of the Word as it exposed the wrongs of the heart or, as Hebrews 4:12 states, "it judged the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." Ever thougth about the cleansing and freeing act of confession? I mean really coming clean before God and making things right and squaring things with Him and others. Nehemiah 9 makes clcear there is power in confession.

Connecting with the Book: Nehemiah 8:1-12