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Even when all the other criteria are met, God will consider our decisions about gray areas to be sinful if we are conflicted with feelings of guilt or doubt.

Being Thankful After Thanksgiving

Far too many churches have had the unpleasant and destructive experience of seeing a set of debatable issues produce two polarized factions, one being scolded as “Libertines” and the other being criticized as “Legalists”. The good news is, it doesn’t have to happen to us. In Romans 14 God provides us with a set of timeless instructions about how to maintain our civility and our unity as we learn to foster biblical love, mutual respect and sincere consideration for one another. In this five-part series Pastor Mike exposits this essential section of God’s word.

Far too many churches have had the unpleasant and destructive experience of seeing a set of debatable issues produce two polarized factions, one being scolded as “Libertines” and the other being criticized as “Legalists”. The good news is, it doesn’t have to happen to us. In Romans 14 God provides us with a set of timeless instructions about how to maintain our civility and our unity as we learn to foster biblical love, mutual respect and sincere consideration for one another. In this five-part series Pastor Mike exposits this essential section of God’s word.

All of our decisions about “gray areas” need to be carefully and soberly considered in light of our future accountability at the bema seat of Christ.

Throughout Church history Christians have had to grapple with trying to define the role of national governments in their lives. They have had to work to come to a proper understanding of the relationship between Church and state. At times Christians have seen themselves as completely independent, choosing to disdain and despise human governments. At other times Christians have sought to thoroughly intertwine the two, wrapping their Christianity in their nation’s flag. In this important five-part series, Pastor Mike explores the critical balance between these two extremes. He walks verse-by-verse through this central passage in Romans 13 which speaks clearly to this perpetually relevant topic and discovers how to live as God’s righteous expatriates, right here in the United States of America.

We must learn from the first century church to thoughtfully identify our own debatable issues and never confuse them with God’s clear statements of right & wrong.

Sure - Walking in the Light of Love

God’s Sovereignty

Message from Pastor Mike Elliott on Oct 16, 2011

This series is in an important study of a variety of New Testament passages to help us reexamine and explore the eight core biblical values of Compass Bible Church. Don’t miss this timely five-part series as we seek to sharpen our focus on why the church exists and how God’s word would direct Compass to be all that God has called the church to be.

This series is in an important study of a variety of New Testament passages to help us reexamine and explore the eight core biblical values of Compass Bible Church. Don’t miss this timely five-part series as we seek to sharpen our focus on why the church exists and how God’s word would direct Compass to be all that God has called the church to be.

This series is in an important study of a variety of New Testament passages to help us reexamine and explore the eight core biblical values of Compass Bible Church. Don’t miss this timely five-part series as we seek to sharpen our focus on why the church exists and how God’s word would direct Compass to be all that God has called the church to be.

This series is in an important study of a variety of New Testament passages to help us reexamine and explore the eight core biblical values of Compass Bible Church. Don’t miss this timely five-part series as we seek to sharpen our focus on why the church exists and how God’s word would direct Compass to be all that God has called the church to be.

Sure - Seeing the Evidence of Obedience