Salem Fields Community Church

When our will and God's power cooperate, miracles happen. Too often we're pulled down by the gravity of our problems and circumstances because we're unwilling to acknowledge a need within our own hearts. But we can defy gravity and rise above our circumstances when we choose to let Jesus reach deeper than our problems, into our hearts, and heal the wounds from an imperfect world. In this message, Sex Gods Exposed, it is revealed how our sexuality can be a gravitational pull that interferes with our complete healing and freedom.

Pastor Gaye Marston continues the series, "DEFYING GRAVITY". She looks at some distractions, "Stains and Fractures", that interfere with our decision to become healthy and can ultimately sabotage our relationships.

Everyone desires satisfying relationships. And great relationships begin with a personal decision. In this message, as we begin our new series, Defying Gravity, you'll be challenged to answer one question that has the potential of leading you into more gratifying relationships. We were meant to live with so much more than merely what this world has to offer. And through Relational Levitation we can rise above our circumstances (which may never change) to a place of peace and freedom.

Isms exist in our world, our country, our city, and our neighborhoods. But the worst place it exists is in us...the church. In this message, we will look at three of the most relevant issues we face today: racism, sexism, and classism. When we have no isms in our life, life is good.

For life to be good we have to take good care of our bodies. We only have one shot! Pastor Buddy Martson explores how life is good... when we are physically fit.

A recent survey across America discovered that two-thirds of American workers said, "I really don't like my job." In fact, a lot of people flat-out say, "I hate my job!" which means that life is not good for two-thirds of Americans. In this message, we will discover that Life is Good...when I make my job my ministry.

The "Life is Good" series continues in this message "...When I'm Financially Fit." In such uncertain economic times, it can really help to get some valuable perspective from the Old Testament book of Job. Job went from having a lot to losing it all, and yet, he never lost God's favor or protection.

In this message, Pastor Buddy Marston begins a new series called "Life is Good," which is inspired by the story of the "Life Is Good" t-shirt. It's a story of optimism. In this new series, we look at how we can live a life of optimism and be able to say, "Life is good!" (and really mean it!). In this message the focus will be:"Life is good...when I am living in freedom.

Life wouldn't be so hard if it wasn't for those people who grate on our last nerve. Difficult people show up everywhere - in the workplace, at our kids' sporting events, etc. And troublemakers might be around as you gather with family over the holidays. In this message we will focus on clearing the air, not by removing difficult people, but by applying the Good News of hope in difficult relationships.

Christmas has a way of reminding us of the regrets from our past, and these regrets can really prevent us from truly celebrating and experiencing the true meaning of Christmas, the birth of our Savior. This week, the Clear the Air series continues with a look at the sin of King David, whose story will help us to discover ways we can clear the air of regret.