Divorce and Remarriage - Nathan Rages

In this sermon on the family, we attempt to answer the following questions: What does God think about divorce? Can a Christian get divorced for any reason? What if they're married to an unbeliever? Can a divorced Christian get remarried?



Malachi 2:14-16

Matthew 19:3-12

1 Cor 7:10-16



Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/20928106

The Responsibilities of the Wife - Nathan Rages

This sermon is part three in a series on the family and we switch gears to look at the responsibilities of the wife towards her husband.



1) Submit to him

2) Respect him

3) Help him



Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/20923526

The Responsibilities of the Husband - Nathan Rages

This sermon is part two in a series on the family and we specifically look at the responsibilities of the husband towards his wife.



1) Love her (Eph 5:25-33)

2) Understand her (1 Peter 3:7)

3) Provide for her (Gen 3:17-19, 1 Tim 5:8)

4) Lead her (Eph 5:23-24, 1 Tim 3:4)



Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/20918460

Intimacy in Marriage - Nathan Rages

In this sermon we take a look at three ways in which intimacy is shown in marriage:



1) Companionship

2) Communication

3) Sex



Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/20913918

Singleness - Nathan Rages

In this sermon, we take a look at what the Apostle Paul says regarding singleness. We specifically look at the advantages of being single and how God gives certain people the gift of singleness. At the end we also go over some counsel for the person who is single.



Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/20909193

The Priority of the Family - Nathan Rages

This message is an introduction to a series on the family, in which we talk about why the family is important and how much we should emphasize family.



Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/20900502

RGC's Five Year Anniversary - Nathan Rages

In this sermon, we celebrate God's faithfulness in Redeeming Grace Church's five year anniversary.



Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/20900488