We begin a new series on the Ten Commandments this weekend at Eastbrook Church entitled "Chiseled." One of the key identity markers for God’s people is the Ten Commandments. When God called His people out of slavery from Egypt and into a new land of promise, God established a new covenant with them. This covenant was …
Working through Conflict in Relationships (discussion questions)
Here are the discussion questions that accompany my message on working through conflict in relationships from this past weekend at Eastbrook Church as part of our series on relationships entitled "Made for It." Discussion Questions: 1. When was a time that you faced tremendous conflict in relationships? How did you resolve it? If it didn’t resolve, then what …
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Working through Conflict in Relationships
This weekend at Eastbrook Church I concluded our series "Made for It" with a message on working through conflict in relationships. Certainly we all deal with conflict in our relationships, whether friendships, work relationships, marriage, classmates or more. The outline and video for the message is below, along with the presentation slides that accompany it. You can …
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Ed Stetzer, “10 Things I’ve Learned after 26 Years of Marriage”
This past weekend at Eastbrook I spoke about marriage in our series on relationships, "Made for It." On Saturday night, I shared a list from pastor and author Ed Stetzer entitled "10 Things I've Learned after 26 Years of Marriage." Unfortunately, I was unable to share this list on Sunday morning because of time. There is …
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Marriage (discussion questions)
Here are the discussion questions that accompany my message on marriage from this past weekend at Eastbrook Church as part of our series on relationships entitled "Made for It." Discussion Questions: 1. Who has the best marriage you know and why? 2. As we continue with our series on relationships, “Made for It,” we want to …
Matthew Erickson 