Doors......a new message series beginning Jan. 11Opening and closing all the right doorsA door is defined as a means of entry or access, allowing us to move from one environment to another. And in the physical sense, we understand that. From front doors to garage doors, office doors to back doors, we are continually moving from one place to another. We are confronted with doors every day. When it comes to life, there are doors that we consciously choose to open and close as well. And these doors can have serious repercussions or abundant rewards, depending on what we do with them.
When it comes to life, there are doors that we consciously choose to open and close as well. And these doors can have serious repercussions or abundant rewards, depending on what we do with them. In this 4part series, Pastor Will J. Lindsey approaches the threshold to some of these doors. And as he unlocks what it takes to close and open all the right doors,
Sun. Jan. 11 - "Closing The Door On Low-Self Esteem
Sun. Jan. 18 - "Closing The Door On Failed Dreams" (M.L.K. Weekend)
Sun. Jan. 25 - "Closing The Door On Separation & Divorce"
Sun. Feb. 1 - "Closing The Door On Abuse & Alcoholism" (Super Bowl Sunday)
2 comments:
Pastor Lindsey, I always enjoy your series. Your approach to sensitive topics is nothing short of creative. However, I do have a concern with regards to the stereotypical approach to relationships. It is my belief that in order to change the outcome of anything, you must first change your outlook. Therefore the "he's just being a man" and "she's just being a woman" theory cannot exist in the spiritual realm. God created each one of us as unique individuals. Similarities do exist within each gender ;however, we must celebrate the person and not their "sex". I'd like to hear you teach about changing our approach to relationships- mentally. We have to do more than just date with a purpose versus for recreation. Our minds must be in tune with Gods purpose for relationships, otherwise our actions and our words will conflict and confuse the partner to be. It's not just about choosing the "right person". It is about knowing who you are in Christ before you can even begin to accept anyone else into your life- knowing what Christ means to you affords you the opportunity to accept others at face value. Spiritual acceptance allows you to embrace life with the knowledge of
Gods daily guidance. This is important because it gives you the ability to relax within your choices. He is right there with you. You never have to wonder. You know. He knows and everything is already alright.
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