Centreville Presbyterian Church
Together: The Marriage Flip | June 5, 2022
Christians often say that the Gospel changes everything. But how? For the next four weeks we're going to look at four key relationships in life and learn how Christ can change them dramatically for the better.
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Centreville Presbyterian Church
15450 Lee Hwy., Centreville, VA 20120, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 10:30 AM
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TODAY: Come join the Pastors and other newcomers at CPC for a lunch reception following 2nd service in Room 201.
June 12th: Discover more about CPC! We will be having a Membership Class following 2nd service in Room 101. Lunch and childcare will be provided.
For questions or to RSVP, email paul@cpceco.org
June 12th: Discover more about CPC! We will be having a Membership Class following 2nd service in Room 101. Lunch and childcare will be provided.
For questions or to RSVP, email paul@cpceco.org
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Four Key Relationships:
• Husbands and Wives
• Our Bosses
• Fathers and their Children
• Neighbors and Neighboring
• Husbands and Wives
• Our Bosses
• Fathers and their Children
• Neighbors and Neighboring
It's common today to see marriage depicted as:
• A Completion (without you I am not me)
• A Transaction (this is good for us both, lets do it)
• A Tradition (take part if you'd like)
• A Completion (without you I am not me)
• A Transaction (this is good for us both, lets do it)
• A Tradition (take part if you'd like)
Marriage is becoming something new together.
Marriage is a Covenant Relationship (not a consumer relationship)
Marriage is meant to make you holy (not just happy).
In other words, marriage is living for someone, not just with someone.