Till Debt Do Us Part: A Biblical Plan for Money and Marriage

Till Debt Do Us Part: A Biblical Plan for Money and Marriage

According to Gallup, money issues are cited in roughly half of all divorces — more than any other single cause.In this message, Pastor Keith walks through the financial principles Scripture gives us for a healthy marriage: that everything belongs to God, that every financial decision is a spiritual one, that wealth is a test rather than a goal, and why debt puts a couple under real pressure long after the purchase is forgotten.Practical and honest, this message covers needs vs. wants, the danger of living beyond your means, the trap of "no payments for 12 months," contentment, generosity, and what to actually do the moment you're tempted to spend money you don't have.📖 SCRIPTURE REFERENCED1 Timothy 6:6-10 · Psalm 24:1 · Deuteronomy 8:18 · Proverbs 10:22, 11:24, 22:7, 23:4-5, 28:22 · Luke 16 · Matthew 24 · Romans 13:8 · Jeremiah 31:29 · 2 Corinthians 9:6-7

The Golden Rule for Marriage: Stop the Criticism

Do you speak to your spouse the way you'd want to be spoken to?In this message, Pastor Keith unpacks what Scripture says about criticism, harsh words, and verbal harm in marriage, and why forgiveness, not retaliation, is where healing actually begins. Drawing from Luke 6, Matthew 18, and Proverbs, this is a practical, honest look at how our words either build a home up or tear it down.If you're in a relationship where you feel physically unsafe, please reach out for help:National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 (thehotline.org)

You Didn't Fall Out of Love — You Ran Out of Emotion

Most marriages don't fail because people stopped caring. They fail because of lies people believed long before the problems started.In this message, Pastor Keith walks through three of the most common lies that quietly destroy marriages and brings it all back to what God actually designed marriage to be: a reflection of Christ's love for the church.• Why God is not nearly as concerned about your happiness as you are• The "escape clause" mentality that sabotages commitment before problems even start• Why marriage is not about finding the right person — it's about becoming one• What Ephesians 5 actually says about the husband's role (and why it starts with him)• What happens in a marriage when a wife finally feels cherished• The three heart conditions that quietly poison a marriage — and how God heals them

What the Bible Actually Says About a Man's Role in the Home

In this Father's Day message, Pastor Keith goes back to Genesis 2 to unpack the three things God built into man from the very beginning — and what happens to a family when a man steps out of that role.This isn't a message about bashing men. It's a challenge and a calling: step into what you were designed to do.In this message:The 3 expectations God set for man from the beginningWhy Adam — not Eve — was responsible for what happened in the gardenWhat it actually means to be the spiritual protector of your homeHow decisiveness and spiritual leadership are connectedWhy "there is no autopilot on your ship"What changes in a home when a man steps fully into his God-given rolePart of our ongoing Family Series.

What Are You Agreeing On?

What kind of environment are you creating at home?In this message, Pastor Keith challenges parents to stop aiming at the wrong target: grades, scholarships, appearances- and set the right bullseye: raising spiritually deep kids, unshakeable in their faith, and genuinely in love with Jesus.Drawing from the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5, this message unpacks how the goals a couple agrees on together ripple into every corner of their family — and their children's future.📖 Scripture: Acts 5 verses 1–11 | James 5 verse 16 | Joshua 24 verse 15In this message:• Why the home environment matters more than any church program• The hidden agreement most families are making without realizing it• The danger of performing Christianity instead of living it• What it looks like when both parents align around the right goal• Why honesty and confession are the foundation of a spiritually healthy homePart of our ongoing series on "Reclaiming Your Home".