Bro. Robbie Bradford concludes our ARROWS sermon series

Preaching from Colossians 3:1-17, guest speaker Linton Gilmer shares that those who are reborn in Christ are given a new focus, a new self, and a new way of living.

In the fifth message of our ARROWS sermon series, Bro. Robbie Bradford preaches there are three practical ways we should work within our homes to build strong relationships within our family: 1) work for rallies, not wins; 2) work NOT to be an ostrich; 3) work to perservere, not quit

Life is not a playground, it's a battleground. In today's sermon, Bro. Robbie Bradford preaches on how we must "fire proof" our lives and our homes against the opponents that seek to destroy us.

In order to live a life in the rhythm God intends for us, Bro. Robbie Bradford preaches that me must:

1) Take charge of our schedule;

2) Develop discipline;

3) Rest;

4) Have a vision

In part 2 of our family-focused "Arrows" sermon series, Bro. Robbie Bradford preaches that we must aim our arrows (raise our children) with a plan to eventually release them in a way they can fly straight and true at the target.

Seven biblical principles about the release:

1) The archer must keep the release in mind from the beginning;

2) Arrows were meant to leave, but the archers were meant to stay;

3) The archer must not pull the string back too fast or too slow to get a great release;

4) Flight patterns are wrecked by holding on to the string too long;

5) God made the arrow and decides how it should fly;

6) We honor God by letting go;

7) You only get one shot, so make it count. Once you release your arrow, it will never be back in the quiver.

As Christians, we believe our children are like arrows in the hand of a skilled archer. If we aim them at the correct target and strategically develop a flight plan, we have potential world changers living in our homes.

What do we do when it seems like Heaven is not hearing our prayers? In this week's sermon from Daniel 10, we see that Daniel stands in faith that God is good and His plans for Daniel are also good.