2008-06-01-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Paul Conn, president of Lee University is the speaker for this morning.

Scripture Ref: Ephesians 3:17-19

Topic: God The Father

Notes:
- The hardest thing in the Bible for me to believe: that I am the individual object of the love of God.
- Paul publicly prayed that the Ephesians would have the power to grasp the love of God
- Nothing can separate us from the love of God.
- We have been in too many different kinds of relationships and have been scarred, so it is difficult for us to accept the love God has for us.

2008-06-01-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Paul Conn, president of Lee University is the speaker for this morning.

Scripture Ref: Ephesians 3:17-19

Topic: God The Father

Notes:
- The hardest thing in the Bible for me to believe: that I am the individual object of the love of God.
- Paul publicly prayed that the Ephesians would have the power to grasp the love of God
- Nothing can separate us from the love of God.
- We have been in too many different kinds of relationships and have been scarred, so it is difficult for us to accept the love God has for us.

2007-07-08-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Paul Conn, president of Lee University is the speaker for this morning.

Scripture Ref: Matthew 14:25-31

Topic: Relationship

Notes:
- Peter shows us a real authentic relationship with Christ
- Peter had a special connection with Jesus
- People learned from dialogue between Peter and Jesus
- Famous for missing the point
- We cannot be like Michael Jordan in the fundamental ways that made him great, but we can be like Peter in what made him great
- Willingness to interact with Jesus as an approachable God
- God allows us to define the distance between us and Him (social distance, helicopter parents)
- Peter followed these simple principles: showed up, spoke up, acted on his feelings
- We start in prayer with confidence and begin to feel no one’s listening

2007-07-08-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Paul Conn, president of Lee University is the speaker for this morning.

Scripture Ref: Matthew 14:25-31

Topic: Relationship

Notes:
- Peter shows us a real authentic relationship with Christ
- Peter had a special connection with Jesus
- People learned from dialogue between Peter and Jesus
- Famous for missing the point
- We cannot be like Michael Jordan in the fundamental ways that made him great, but we can be like Peter in what made him great
- Willingness to interact with Jesus as an approachable God
- God allows us to define the distance between us and Him (social distance, helicopter parents)
- Peter followed these simple principles: showed up, spoke up, acted on his feelings
- We start in prayer with confidence and begin to feel no one’s listening

2006-06-25-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Paul Conn, president of Lee University is the speaker for this morning.

Scripture Ref: Philippians 2:12-13, 5-11; Ephesians 2:10

Topic: Work of the Lord

Notes:
- A favorite childhood scripture -“work out your own salvation,� misunderstood scripture to allow him to live his own way for God
- This should challenge us to take responsibility and remind that God who gives us the desire, will also give us the power to live for Him
- Philippians abandons the pretense of victorious living, but still written with joy and optimism
- Take the responsibility to work out the salvation given to you
- God gives more than salvation, a unique individual place in kingdom
- God is at work in you and will achieve results, don’t give yourself too much credit or blame.
- Accounting major at Lee called to missions (Dee Lavender), onset diabetic coma, died in Panama. Called to mission during sermon.
- Brother (neuro-physiologist) told by lady in church to call Paul about Rom. 14:12. Confirmation to Dr. Conn on sermon he was to deliver.
- God will give the desire and the power to do as He has called
- People these days move on, from marriages, jobs, churches, but God will reestablish desire in long term commitments.

2006-06-25-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Paul Conn, president of Lee University is the speaker for this morning.

Scripture Ref: Philippians 2:12-13, 5-11; Ephesians 2:10

Topic: Work of the Lord

Notes:
- A favorite childhood scripture -“work out your own salvation,� misunderstood scripture to allow him to live his own way for God
- This should challenge us to take responsibility and remind that God who gives us the desire, will also give us the power to live for Him
- Philippians abandons the pretense of victorious living, but still written with joy and optimism
- Take the responsibility to work out the salvation given to you
- God gives more than salvation, a unique individual place in kingdom
- God is at work in you and will achieve results, don’t give yourself too much credit or blame.
- Accounting major at Lee called to missions (Dee Lavender), onset diabetic coma, died in Panama. Called to mission during sermon.
- Brother (neuro-physiologist) told by lady in church to call Paul about Rom. 14:12. Confirmation to Dr. Conn on sermon he was to deliver.
- God will give the desire and the power to do as He has called
- People these days move on, from marriages, jobs, churches, but God will reestablish desire in long term commitments.