Zeal According to Knowledge

In this sermon Nathan talks about the origins of the occult, the search for secret / hidden knowledge & how obvious the Godly path has been laid out for us.

In this sermon Nathan talks about the 3 parts of emotions, how they mix together to drive our actions, and how to align our feelings with God's.

In this sermon Nathan goes over the 3 standards of comparison and the resulting division, using the examples of Eve & Cain.

The human mind is very good at picking up patterns. We recognize patterns in art, in nature, and in literature. The Bible contains the core pattern for all of human history, and our history is His story.

In continuation of the previous sermon, Nathan discusses how Satan attacks the foundation of God's authority, motivation, wisdom, and goal to destroy our relationship with Him.

In order to build a life of faith, Nathan uses the construction motif to show the pattern that builds the foundation.

For Resurrection Sunday, Nathan uses the life of Jesus to show how we ought to live: His preincarnate self, His humble birth, His life of service, His submission unto death and His glorification by God.

Continuing his "Relationship w God" series, Nathan reexamines those same 8 relationships from the perspective of who each relationship sees as the God of their life including the atheists and agnostics among us. He examines why some reject their Creator and how we can be closer and more unified in thoughts and actions w God Himself.

Nathan begins his series "Relationship with God" w the title message delivered to Curtisville Christian Church in Curtisville, Indiana. In this eye-opening sermon, he explains the 8 types of relationships that people have with God: Enemy, Stranger, Acquaintance, Parasocial, Slave, Friend, Child, and Bride. In this descriptive lesson, he asks you to consider what YOUR relationship with God is and how you can take it to a more intimate level.