HeyJaredFaithbridge Sermons
Weekly biblically-based sermons from Faithbridge church in Spring, Texas. Includes sermons from Founding Pastor Ken Werlein, Steve Carter, Timothy Ateek, and more.
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Contentment in Corinth (opens the original)
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Bible Teacher Dan Slagle steps into 1 Corinthians 7:17–24, where Paul addresses something more fundamental than marriage: the restless discontentment that drives us to wish we were someone else, somewhere else, in different circumstances. Dan names two dangers that come from living in that restlessness—the treadmill of the next thing, where whatever we chase never quite satisfies, and the slow poison of envy, which the tenth commandment made the top ten for good reason. Paul's answer isn't a sel
Marriage Is a Ministry (opens the original)
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Executive Pastor Wayne Risher opens 1 Corinthians 7:1–13 with a simple image—a level—and a simple truth: something can look straight and still be crooked, and if you live with crooked long enough, it starts feeling normal. From there he walks through three things Paul shows us about marriage: it's a ministry of self-giving (your spouse isn't just meant to minister to you—they're someone God gave you to minister to), a ministry of mutual care not control (your spouse shouldn't have to live on the
Sanctifying Sex (opens the original)
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Pastor Ken Werlein opens 1 Corinthians 6:9–20 with a question the Corinthians had already answered wrong: what does Jesus have to do with your body? Paul's answer—everything. You were bought at a price, which means your body belongs to Jesus, not you. From there Ken walks through why sex matters so much (it joins whole persons, not just bodies), and what to do about it: flee what needs to be fled, confess what's been hidden, and glorify God in your body. The message isn't anti-sex—God invented i
Keeping the Peace (opens the original)
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Michael McDowell takes us into 1 Corinthians 6, where Paul confronts one of the messiest realities of church life: conflict. Paul gives us three movements for handling it well. First, keep it in the circle—the moment conflict escapes to people who aren't part of it, it becomes gossip, and gossip corrodes trust faster than almost anything else. Second, actually deal with it—ignoring conflict isn't a solution, it's just a delayed explosion. Go to the person, bring in a wise voice if needed, and be
Breaking Bad Habits (opens the original)
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Michael McDowell takes us into 1 Corinthians 1, where Paul goes after the underlying habits making the church sick before he ever addresses the conflict. The first is assuming life is always supposed to go up and to the right—but Paul holds up a cross and says this is the source of health. The second is "my way or the highway"—the self-centeredness that poisons marriages, workplaces, and churches alike. A healthy church isn't one that avoids the downward path of the cross. It's one that walks to
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